Bibliographies

The following are bibliographies devoted to traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). This list is complimented by reference lists within most of the sources in this pathfinder as well as online resources for TCM studies.

Introductory readings in classical Chinese medicine : sixty texts with vocabulary and translation, a guide to research aids and a general glossary; Boston : Kluwer Academic Publishers, c1988. [ Davis PL1117.5.M43 I58 1988 ]

          The purpose of this book is to teach classical Chinese medicine to students from a variety of disciplines, including those with purely academic intention and others with an interest in clinical application. Selected from a wider range of primary sources, they have proven to be suitable introductory readings for all the students despite diverging backgrounds and motives. There are totally sixty texts selected from thirty-two sources, covering a time span from 90 B.C. through A.D. 1891. An alphabetical list of these sources with their authors and years of publication follows these introductory remarks. The texts grouped together in each of the ten lessons are introduced by a short survey of their common theme. A guide to special research aids listing dictionaries, bibliographies, biographies, and a few other works specifically pertaining to traditional Chinese medicine was added to this book as an appendix to facilitate further independent studies by its readers.

Charlotte Kenton. Medicine and health in China : January 1979 through May 1982, 447 Citations. [Bethesda, Md.? : U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, National Institutes of Health], 1982.[Davis REF Federal Documents HE 20.3614/2:82-5 ]