Intersections Between Chinese and Western Philosophies

Western Philosophies of Law: the Common Law

The cocreating environment: a nexus between classical Chinese and current nursing philosophies.

ALTHOUGH NURSING THEORISTS have incorporated some concepts from Asian wisdom traditions (Buddhism, Confucianism, and Daoism) into their works, the ways that these traditions might inform Western nursing philosophies, praxis, and ethics is underdeveloped in the professional literature. These differences have been more extensively explored in disciplines other than nursing (psychology, philosophy...

Commonness and Differences between Chinese and Western Market Economic Systems

The initially established market economic system in China has had several common features by comparison with those typical ones in western countries, and market mechanism has been a fundamental means for adjusting economic activities. However, in terms of ownership, scope of functioning in market subject and market mechanism, relations between government and enterprises, legal guarantee and mor...

Interactions between traditional Chinese medicines and Western therapeutics.

Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) is a holistic approach to health that attempts to bring the body, mind and spirit into harmony. TCM is an essential part of the healthcare system in several Asian countries, and is considered a complementary or alternative medical system in most Western countries. An integration of the traditional Chinese and Western systems of medicine has begun in multiple m...

Philosophies

Murray, 1910. Price, Is. net. We have in another column dealt with Major Ronald Ross as a practical hygienist and scientific worker, in this little volume we meet him in a capacity unexpected and unknown to many. The little volume entitled Philosophies contain verses written in India between 1881 and 1809, and many of them when occupied with his well-known malaria researches. We have read the m...