Part I. Foundations and inheritances
1. Medical history in three themes : Chinese epidemiology, the geographic imagination, and a biography of wenbing, "Warm diseases"
2. A deep history of the Chinese geographic imagination : the five directions, northwest-southeast dichotomy, and southern shift
Part II. New Ming medical boundaries
3. The geographic imagination in Ming medicine : Northern purgatives, southern restoratives, and conceptions of north and south
4. Ming medical frontiers : diseases of the Far South, new conceptions of contagion
5. Ming medical skepticism : epidemiological crisis, cosmological criticism
Part III. Early modern medical transformations
6. Matters of place : epistemological divisions, genealogical divergence
7. Emergence of traditions : the nineteenth-century genealogy and geography of Warm diseases
8. Conclusion : new and old nosologies in modern China
from imagining to mapping the geography of diseases in China (and back again)
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