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中醫(yī)藥文化讀本(英文版)( 創(chuàng)新教材) 版權信息
- ISBN：9787117295918
- 條形碼：9787117295918 ; 978-7-117-29591-8
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中醫(yī)藥文化讀本(英文版)( 創(chuàng)新教材) 本書特色
中醫(yī)藥文化博大精深，源遠流長，在全民健康中發(fā)揮著重要作用。傳承中醫(yī)藥文化精華，弘揚中醫(yī)國粹，造福全人類是我們的歷史使命。為讓更多的國際民眾了解中醫(yī)藥文化精髓，本書在中文版《中醫(yī)藥文化讀本》基礎上進行翻譯整理。全書從中華文化的整體性出發(fā)，從8個方面對中醫(yī)藥文化進行了深入淺出的說明，內(nèi)容涉及中醫(yī)自然觀、中醫(yī)身體觀、中醫(yī)藥食觀和中醫(yī)治療觀；中醫(yī)與民俗、中醫(yī)與儒家、道家和佛家等。本書英文主譯由著名中醫(yī)翻譯家方廷玉教授擔任，英譯流暢、地道準確，原汁原味地體現(xiàn)了中醫(yī)藥文化原旨，適合國外讀者閱讀理解，有利于中醫(yī)藥文化國際化傳播。
中醫(yī)藥文化讀本(英文版)( 創(chuàng)新教材) 內(nèi)容簡介
本書從中華文化的整體性出發(fā)，對于中醫(yī)藥文化進行深入淺出的說明，因此有別于其他的中醫(yī)藥書籍。本書主要內(nèi)容為對中醫(yī)藥文化的內(nèi)涵、中醫(yī)與民俗、中醫(yī)與儒家、中醫(yī)與道家、中醫(yī)與佛家進行了介紹，具有獨特性。內(nèi)容通俗易懂、深入淺出，因此在語言表達上盡量以故事和比喻來加以說明，具有趣味性和專業(yè)性相結(jié)合的特點。本書英文主譯由有名中醫(yī)翻譯家方廷玉教授擔任，英譯流暢、地道準確，原汁原味地體現(xiàn)了中醫(yī)藥文化原旨，適合國外讀者閱讀理解，有利于中醫(yī)藥文化靠前化傳播。
中醫(yī)藥文化讀本(英文版)( 創(chuàng)新教材) 目錄
Chapter 1 TCM Conception of Nature/ 1
Ⅰ. Unity of the Heaven and Human/ 2
1. Birth of the Heaven and Man/ 2
2. Unity of the Heaven and Human /5
3. Following the Examples of the Heaven and Earth /8
Ⅱ. Yin, Yang and Five Phases/ 10
Chapter 2 TCM View of the Human Body/ 17
Ⅰ. Composition of the Human Body/ 18
1. The Human Body: A Country/ 18
2. Meridians: Covering the Whole Body/ 24
Ⅱ. Correspondence between the Interior and Exterior of theBody/ 25
1. Correspondence among the Five Zang-organs, Six Fu-organs, Five Body
Constituents and Orifices of Sensory Organs/ 26
2. Correspondence between the Tongue and Zang-fu Organs/ 27
3. Correspondence between the Five Zang-organs and Eyes/ 27
4. Correspondence between the Zang-fu Organs and Face /28
5. Correspondence between the Zang-fu Organs and Wrist Pulse /28
Ⅲ. Life Cycle /30
1. The Growing and Aging Cycle /31
2. Cycle of Tiā n Gǔ i (Sex-stimulating Essence) /33
Chapter 3 Medicinals and Foods in TCM/ 37
Ⅰ. Same Origin of Medicinals and Foods /38
1. Medicinals and Foods /38
2. Food, the First Necessity of People/ 43
3. Rules of Dietary Therapy /44
Ⅱ. Commonly Served Medicinal Foods /47
1. Substances Served as Both Food and Medicine/ 47
2. Variety of Medicated Foods /48
Ⅲ. Administration of Medicinals Similar to Deploying Military Force: Monarch, Minister, Assistant and Guiding Medicinals 52
1. Composing Principles of Formulas/ 52
2. Classical Herbal Formulas/ 54
3. Modifications of the Composition in a Formula/ 56
Chapter 4 Outlook of TCM Treatment/ 59
Ⅰ. TCM Diagnosis /61
Ⅱ. Differentiation of Patterns in TCM/ 63
Ⅲ. TCM Therapies /64
1. Medicinal Therapy/ 65
2. Acupuncture and Moxibustion Therapy/ 66
3. Tuī Ná Therapy /67
4. Cupping Therapy /67
5. Guā Shā (Scraping) Therapy/ 68
6. Other Therapies /69
Ⅳ. Prevention of Diseases in TCM /70
1. What Is Prevention before Disease Arising?/ 71
2. View of Health Preservation in TCM/ 72
Chapter 5 TCM and Folk Customs /83
Ⅰ. Chinese New Year’s Eve/ 84
Ⅱ. Lantern Festival /87
Ⅲ. Tomb Sweeping Day/ 89
Ⅳ. Dragon Boat Festival /90
Ⅴ. Mid-autumn Festival/ 93
Ⅵ. Double Ninth Festival /95
Ⅶ. Winter Solstice /97
Ⅷ. Là Bā /99
Chapter 6 TCM and Confucianism/ 103
Ⅰ. Outlook on Life by Confucius and Mencius /104
1. Confucius: Human-oriented, Benevolent and Loving /104
2. Mencius: Maintaining Whole-hearted Devotion, Nature of Kindness,and Awe-inspiring Righteousness/ 107
Ⅱ. Confucian Scholar-physicians/111
1. Zhang Zhongjing: Treating Patients in Courtroom/ 112
2. Zhang Congzheng: Confucians’ Duties to Their Parents /113
3. Zhu Danxi: Confucian Scholar-physician /114
Ⅲ. Viewpoints of Confucian Scholar-physicians/ 116
1. Medicine as Benevolent Art/ 116
2. Benevolent Art Represented by Medicine, Filial Piety by Learning Medicine /118
3. Good Physician Second Best to Good Prime Minister/ 119
4. Longevity for Kind People and Happiness for Intelligent People/ 121
Chapter 7 TCM and Taoism/ 125
Ⅰ. Lao Zi and Zhuang Zi’s Ways of Health Preservation /126
1. Lao Zi’ s Way of Health Preservation/ 127
2. Zhuang Zi’ s Way to Stay Healthy/ 128
Ⅱ. Taoist Physicians/ 131
1. Ge Hong: Junior Immortal on the Earth /131
2. Tao Hongjing: Prime Minister in Mountains/ 134
3. Sun Simiao: Supreme Chief of Medicine /136
4. Liu Wansu: Noble Master/ 139
5. Fu Shan: Man with Lofty Ideals /141
Ⅲ. Taoist Viewpoints on Medicine/ 143
1. Medicine and Taoism Sharing the Same Origin /144
2. Three Treasures of the Human Body/ 145
3. Abstinence from Grains /148
4. Returning to Origin /150
5. Combination of the Dynamic and Static States /151
Chapter 8 TCM and Buddhism/ 155
Ⅰ. Origin of Buddhist Medicine /156
Scriptures 161 Ⅱ. Leading Figures of Buddhist Medicine /163
1. Thousand Years of Medical Heritage Preserved by Shaolin Chan-sect Medicine/ 163
2. Introduction of TCM to Japan by Monk Jian Zhen/ 167
3. Yu Chang: Famous Buddhist-physician/ 169
Ⅲ. Viewpoints of Buddhist Medicine /171
1. Four Elements and Five Aggregates/ 171
2. Cause-and-Effect View of Disease /172
3. Psychologic Treatment 174
4. Vegetarian Regimen 176
Author’s Note 179
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中醫(yī)藥文化讀本(英文版)( 創(chuàng)新教材) 作者簡介
教授，北京中醫(yī)藥大學北京中醫(yī)藥文化研究基地首席專家，國家重點學科中醫(yī)藥文化學博士生導師，北京中醫(yī)藥大學國學院院長、中醫(yī)藥文化研究院院長。
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