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ISSN 1882-6865
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Vol. 35, Issue 1, 1976June 30, 1976 JST

The Origin of Chinese Folk Medicine

John Wm. Schiffeler,

Articles in Vol. 35, Issue 1, 1976

Vol. 35, Issue 1, 1976
  • The Badger in Japanese Folklore
    Violet H. Harada
  • Nembutsu Odori
    Elisabeth Moriarty
  • The Origin of Chinese Folk Medicine
    John Wm. Schiffeler
  • Isneg and Kankanay Riddles Explained
    Morice Vanoverbergh
  • Review of: The Fifteenth Congress of the “Friends of Festivals” (_matsuri dōkōkai_); Shimaguchi Yoshiaki, _Bukkyō to minzoku_; Washino Masaaki,_Owari ni okeru shishimai_; Kodama Makoto,_Sangaku-shinkō to Jinja_; Suzuki Masataka, Yanagita Kunio’s “_Nihon no matsuri_”; Anne Marie Bouchy, _Kagura to shugendō_; Nakazawa Nariaki,_Gendai ni okeru miyaza no hōkai katei_; Kobayashi Kazushige,_Sansan zentei-kō ni tsuite_; Akada Mitsuo, _Tsushima no sōbo-sei_; Kikuchi Teruo, _Kitakami Sanchi no shin-yama-shinkō_; Hirayanagi Misako, _Matsuri to kamigakari_; Yamaji Kōzō,_Chūsei geinō ni tsuite_; Shidara Minzoku Kenkyūkai, “_Shidara_”; Barbara Sperl, Tradition und Moderne in einem koreanischen Dorf
    Matthias Eder
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Schiffeler, John Wm. 1976. “The Origin of Chinese Folk Medicine.” Asian Ethnology 35 (1): 17–35.
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