Constructive Realism in Chinese Medicine (eBook)

Contents

Friedrich Wallner
Opening address: Constructive Realism mediating East and West

PRELUDIUM: APPROACHES TO CONSTRUCTIVE REALISM

Vincent Shen
Desire, Representing Process and Translatability

Hugo Ochoa
Vincent Shen: Culturalism between Chinese thought and Western science

PHILOSOPHICAL CONDITIONS

Friedrich Wallner and Jan Brousek
The Importance of Philosophy of Science for the Modernization of Chinese Medicine

Keekok Lee
An Understanding of CCM (inclusive of Acupuncture) as Not-Newtonian Science: Its Metaphysical/Ontological Core, Its Implications for Methodology, Causality and Treatment

Sarah S. Knox
The Science of Acupuncture: Biomedicine, Physics and Beyond

Andrea-Mercedes Riegel
Constructive Realism in Chinese Medicine

PRACTICE OF CHINESE MEDICINE FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF CONSTRUCTIVE REALISM

Fengli Lan and Ephraim Ferreira Medeiros
Acupuncture for Sleep Disorders:

General Theories and a Specific Analysis of Insomnia

Andrea-Mercedes Riegel
The Eight Extraordinary Vessels and their Impact on Sleep Quality

Fengli Lan, David Resneck-Sannes,
Ephraim Ferreira Medeiros, Friedrich Wallner
Classical Chinese Understanding of Migraine:
Key to Effectiveness of Acupuncture and Herbal Remedies
Ephraim Ferreira Medeiros, Kwon Jong Yoo, Wung Seok Cha
Emotions, Qi, and Pain: The Treatment of Qi Pain
in the Chapter 30th of the Saamdoinchimguyogyeol
by Acupuncture and Moxibustion

Yanfen She
Body surface resistance of Yuan-source point in 3 yin meridians of foot responding primary dysmenorrheal

CONSTRUCTIVE REALISM IN DISCUSSION

Friedrich Wallner
The different origins of Constructive Realism

Nicole Holzenthal
Life-world or Culture as breeding ground for sciences-
From Herder and Fichte, via Mach, Avenarius and Husserl,
to Wallner and Bueno

Jan Mehlich
Between Inter-culturality and Culture-Specificity-
Constructive Realism applied to Global Ethics

Jan Brousek
Constructive Realism-
an epistemological basis for intercultural conflict transformation

Gerhard Klünger
Arguments to Overcome
Brain-Based Deterministic Concepts of Mind