Gyatso J. Being Human in a Buddhist World: An Intellectual History of Medicine in Early Modern Tibet

Columbia University Press, 2015. — 544 p.A Technical NoteIn The Capital
Reading Paintings, Painting The Medical, Medicalizing The State
Anatomy Of An Attitude: Medicine Comes Of Age
Bones Of Contention
The Word Of The Buddha
The Evidence Of The Body: Medical Channels, Tantric Knowing
Tangled Up In System: The Heart, In The Text And In The Hand
Coda: Influence, Rhetoric, And Riding Two Horses At Once
Roots Of The Profession
Women And Gender
The Ethics Of Being Human: The Doctor’s Formation In A Material Realm
Conclusion: Ways And Means For MedicineBibliographies