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KMID : 0644020140270040039
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Journal Of Korean Medical Classics
2014 Volume.27 No. 4 p.39 ~ p.53
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A Look into the Changes in Medical Activities during the Late Chosun Dynasty Period through Hajae`s Diary
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Lee Jung-Hyun
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Abstract
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Objectives : Hajae`s Diary(ùÃî±ìíÑÀ) is a personal diary written by Gyu-Sik Ji(ò®Ð¤ãÕ) between 1891 and 1911. He had a strong interest in medicine and maintained the belief that diseases could be cured by medicine. He recorded in significant detail the subject individuals, symptoms, name of prescription, price, the date of exchange and place of purchase in his diary.
Methods : His study classifies the era during which Western medicine was introduced to the general public and became popularized in the late Chosun dynasty period based on articles related to medicine in Hajae`s Diary.
Results : It could be identified that, as of the Gabo Reform(Ë£çíÌÚíå) in 1894, Western medicine was introduced into the traditional medicine life and, starting from the Eulsa Treaty(ëàÞÓðÉå³) of 1905, Western medicine became popularized.
Conclusions : During the "traditional medicine period", traditional medicine was used for all medicinal activities. However, during the "Western medicine introduction period", Western medicine was used for only specific diseases. In the period during which Western medicine became
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KEYWORD
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Hajae`s Diary(ùÃî±ìíÑÀ), Gyu-Sik Ji(ò®Ð¤ãÕ), Medical Activities
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