Seattle / Jianyang / Boston / Taiyuan / Taipei / New York / Neijing / Cambridge / Nanjing / Amherst / Beijing / London / /
Company
Cambridge University Press / Eastland Press / Canon / Princeton University Press / The Printing Press / Stanford University Press / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
United Kingdom / China / / /
Facility
National Taiwan Normal University / University of California Press / Hong Kong Institute / Institute of History / University of Massachusetts Press / Harvard University Asian Center / University of Hong / /
Cambridge University / National Taiwan Normal University / Institute of History and Philology / Princeton University / Northern Song government / University of Massachusetts Press / Stanford University / Harvard University Asian Center / University of Hong Kong / Hong Kong Institute for the Humanities and Social Sciences / University of California Press / Stanford / /
Person
Wang Kentang / Wang Shuhe / Chao Yuan / Eric N. Lindquist / Francesca Bray / Elisabeth Eisenstein / Wang Changdong / John B. Henderson / Wang Ji / Joanna Grant / David Scott Kastan / Yong Rong / Wang Shuhe Maijue / Lin Pinshi / Roger Chartier / Lucille Chia / Benjamin A. Elman / Humphrey Moseley / Marta Hanson / Don Bates / Angela Ki Che Leung / Jin / Zheng Manqing / Taisumai Shuhe Maijue / Cynthia Brokaw / Michel Foucault / Eleanor F. Shevlin / Paul U. Unschuld / Wang Lun / Angela Ki‐Che Leung / /
Position
Ming physician / falsely attributed author / physician / real author of Maijue / author / eponymous author / scholarly physician / /
ProvinceOrState
Shanxi / New Jersey / Fujian / California / /
PublishedMedium
late imperial China / The Bulletin / /
Technology
technology of printing / implicit print protocol / /
Wang Shuhe Maijue(The Pulse‐diagnostic Song of Wang Shuhe 王叔和 脈訣) Controversy and the Construction of Scholarly Medical Knowledge in Late Imperial China