Looking at nerves,seeing the mind:Yu-Chuan Tsang as a modern Chinese physiological psychologist  

作　　者：SHIYING LI WEI CHEN SHENGJUN WEN 

机构地区：[1]Center for Brain,Mind,and Education,Shaoxing University,Shaoxing 312000,China [2]Department of Cognitive Neurology,Hertie Institute for Clinical Brain Research,University of Tübingen,72076 Tübingen,Germany

出　　处：《Protein & Cell》2021年第11期825-831,共7页蛋白质与细胞（英文版）

基　　金：The Major Support Project for the Emerging Cross-Discipline of Philosophy Social Science Foundation of Zhejiang Province“Neurophilosophical Basis and Experimental Research of Direct Perceive Other Minds”(21XXJC05ZD);The National Social Science Foundation(16CZX015).

摘　　要：Yu-Chuan Tsang(臧玉洤,1901-1964),styled Botan(伯潭),was an outstanding Chinese physiological psychologist,a comparative neuroscientist,and a neuroanatomist(Fig.1).He was a member of the First Council of the Chinese Society for Anatomical Sciences,an executive member of the sec-ond,third,fourth and fifth councils,and the Chairman of the Third Council.He was one of the founders of neuroanatomy in modem China and the Beijing Medical College(now the Department of Medicine at Peking University).Neu-roanatomy is a discipline that consists of making observa-tions and making recordings.Moreover,there are different interdisciplinary subjects based on neuroscience,including cognitive science,neurobehavioral science,neuroengineer-ing,and psychology.Tsang's academic career followed an opposite direction,starting from psychology and turning to neuroanatomy,where he made remarkable achievements.

关 键 词：ANATOMY turning Chuan 

分 类 号：K826.2[历史地理—历史学]