The Art of Longevity and Well-being is a bilingual translation of Dong-Eui-Soo-Se-Bo-Won by Jema Lee, focusing on its foundational theory section. This volume includes a foreword written by C. Robert Cloninger, whose work has been influential in contemporary personality psychology and biopsychosocial medicine. This part distills the millennia-old human insights of Eastern Confucianism into a distinctive biopsychosocial framework. To fully appreciate the clinical section on the personalized use of acupuncture and herbal medicine, readers are encouraged to first understand this theoretical foundation.
Despite the enduring influence of Lee Jema’s writings, few historical records remain. Over the past century, profound sociocultural changes have led to widespread misunderstandings of his intellectual and medical legacy. Drawing on more than three decades of research and teaching—from his doctoral dissertation to international lectures—the author has refined this translation through extensive clinical and academic engagement with Sasang typology.
This volume serves simultaneously as a textbook, a research foundation, and a bibliographic reference in traditional Korean medicine, Korean studies, and integrative medicine.
First, it presents Lee Jema’s original text alongside contemporary Korean and English translations, allowing readers, clinicians, and scholars around the world to engage with his ideas without prior specialization.
Second, it features six chapters from the foundational theory section of Dong-Eui-Soo-Se-Bo-Won together with one related chapter from the Huangdi Neijing. Through these, the author offers an unprecedented biopsychosocial interpretation of Lee’s theory of unconscious temperament, supported by rigorous medical and psychological scholarship.
Third, the book illuminates the deep correspondence between Lee Jema’s Sasang theory and Robert Cloninger’s Biopsychosocial model, revealing their striking complementarity and synchronicity across a century—bridging Eastern and Western perspectives on human nature.
Ultimately, The Art of Longevity and Well-being provides profound insights into Korea’s traditional understanding of the mind, body, and health, and stands as an essential resource for readers exploring Korean culture (Hallyu), philosophy, and integrative medicine.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The Dong-Eui-Soo-Se-Bo-Won is a book of bio-psychosocial theory and its clinical application written by Jema Lee, based on the Four Clues of Neo-Confucianism. It explains thorough theories and specific methods for maintaining a healthy body and a happy mind. Jema Lee (1837-1900) was a high-ranking official, soldier, and philosopher who experienced the turbulent late Joseon period in Korea. He was one of the scholars focusing on practical applications who empirically presented ways to directly apply Confucian values in the medical field.Dong-Eui-Soo-Se-Bo-Won is divided into two main parts: the foundational theory section and the clinical application section. The foundational theory section consolidates the millennia-long understanding of humanity of Eastern Confucianism into a unique biopsychosocial theory, and the clinical application section critiques existing traditional East-Asian medicine, focusing on the use of acupuncture and herbal medicine. Despite the fame of his books and medical theories, very few records remain, and sociocultural changes over the past century have led to numerous misunderstandings about their academic significance and understanding, especially in the foundational theory section. "The Art of Longevity and Well-being, " which translates the foundational theory section of Dong-Eui-Soo-Se-Bo-Won, is a book that addresses the needs experienced by the author from his doctoral thesis to the present in research, education, and academic presentations on Sasang typology. The following characteristics make this book suitable as a textbook for education, a basic material for research, and a bibliographic original in all fields of traditional Korean medicine, Korean studies, and integrative medicine.First, this book is written in contemporary Korean and English along with Lee Jema's original text, allowing general readers, clinicians, and academic researchers worldwide to read and understand it without prior knowledge. This perspective focuses on the practicality and expansiveness that Jema Lee desired.Second, this book translates six chapters of the foundational theory section of Dong-Eui-Soo-Se-Bo-Won along with one related chapter from the Huangdi Neijing. The author presents the biopsychosocial theories of Jema Lee on the unconscious psychological characteristics of Koreans with in-depth and rich understandings based on academic evidence from medical and psychological research that no one has ever dared.Third, existing studies show that Jema Lee's Sasang typology and Robert Cloninger's Biopsychosocial theory correspond to each other as a general theory and detailed theory, respectively. This book clearly demonstrates their complementarity based on an interesting synchronicity spanning over a hundred years and bridging East and West.This book offers valuable insights into the traditional collective consciousness of Koreans regarding mind, body, life, and health. It serves as a useful and essential reference for scholars and researchers seeking a deeper understanding of Korean society, culture, and medicine, as well as Korean pop culture (Hallyu). Professor Han Chae, author of this book, is currently a professor at Pusan National University School of Korean Medicine, a licensed Korean medicine doctor, holder of a Ph.D. in Korean medicine, a debut essayist, and a Dipl.Ac with a passion for a wide range of academic interests and East-West integrative research. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9791198973917
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