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KMID : 0644020160290020091
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Journal Of Korean Medical Classics
2016 Volume.29 No. 2 p.91 ~ p.119
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Kim Gwangjin's Integration of Medicine and Innovation of Traditional Medicine - Centering on the principle of Up and Down in Medicine -
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Oh Chae-Kun
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Abstract
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Objectives : In this paper, the main objective is to analyze and evaluate Kim Gwangjin(金光鎭, 1885-1940)'s academical achievements of integration of eastern with western medicine and innovation of traditional medicine(TM, 漢醫).
Methods : This paper is composed of two parts. First, analyzing Kim's medical book, the principle of Up and Down in Medicine(醫學升降法) by the way of text analysis and interpretation faithfully. Second, adding historical perspectives about his achievements.
Results : Kim opened a clinic and practiced TM in Daegu, a city of Youngnam(嶺南) area of Korea, in 1924, and published the book in 1936. While Kim acknowledged the scientific results by western medicine and criticized the typical explanation of five viscera or qi circuits of TM, he clarified the treatment range for TM and provided his own interpretations of pathophysiology through the ups and downs of qi, without conflicting between western medicine and TM. Moreover, he critically follows the TM discourses of the most noted practitioner, Lee Gyoojoon(李圭晙), in the Youngnam area of the time.
Conclusions : In the 1930s, although western medicine has become the new core orientation and has forced out TM to the districts, within the abyss of the districts, TM still maintained its strong presence.
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KEYWORD
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Kim Gwangjin , Uisaeng , the principle of Up and Down in Medicine , traditional Korean medicine , Lee Gyoojoon
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