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<title>Channels - Ethics of the Body: A study on the ethical meanings of body in Spinoza and Yi Jae-Ma :: FRELIP Discovery
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The Philosophy and Medicinal Thought of Dong Mu Lee Jae-Ma
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YI Kwang Su
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The Ideal and Practice of Greek Medical Ethics
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The Life and Thought of Dr. Suh Jae-Phil (Philip Jaison): Propagating Modern Ideas of Public ...
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Medicine during the Enlightenment Era of the Late Yi Dynasty
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A Study on Horace N. Allen's Medicine and Recognition of Korean Body
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YI Suki's Yoksimanpil and the Professional Identity of a Chung'in Medical Official in ...
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Applying the Methodology and Practice of Microhistory: The Diary of a Confucian Doctor, Yi ...
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Bothering to Look: Beyond the Maternal to Ethical Responsibility in Madonna
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Analysis of Services of Medical Missionaries During the Late Yi-Dynasty and the Era of the ...
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History of medical ethics in Korea: focused on analysis of medical codes and covenants
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Encounters of the Korean Body with Traditional and Modern Medical Systems
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KJMH's Note on a Case Involving an Alleged Violation of the KSHM Code of Research Ethics
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A History and Philosophy of Bio-Medical Ethics Seen from a Dentist's Point of View
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White Shoals, White Shrouds: Reflections on the Ethics of Looking at Captive Bodies
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Holocaust victims, Jewish law and the ethics of archaeological investigations
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Bodies for Empire: Biopolitics, Reproduction, and Sexual Knowledge in Late Colonial Korea
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An Exploration into Life, Body, Materials, Culture of Mediaeval East Asia: Focusing on ...
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The medical theory of Lee Je-ma and its character
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DDT Resistance Korean Body Lice and Development of Insecticide Resistance Knowledge during ...
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Neither “Before” Nor “After”: Fat Ambivalence in Laura Aguilar’s Body (of Work)
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Hypermnesia and Amnesia: Remembering (with) the Body and Post-Conflict Memorials and Architectures
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Anderson, Mark. The Rights of Nature and the Testimony of Things: Literature and Environmental Ethics from Latin America. Vanderbilt UP, 2024. pp. 388.
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Hanging by the fibre of a woven cultural thread: Religious body marks of the indigenous Ga Ethnic Group of Ghana
