Classical Medical Cases of Doubt Narrative Foreclosure and Mediation in Traditional Chinese Medicine  

作　　者：JING Jiangang JIANG Jiacheng WANG Yilin 

机构地区：[1]Affiliated Shunde Hospital of Southern Medical University,Foshan 528399,China [2]Guangdong Pharmaceutical University,Guangzhou 510006,China [3]Jiading District Center Hospital Affiliated to Shanghai University of Medicine&Health Sciences,Shanghai 201800,China

出　　处：《Chinese Medicine and Culture》2024年第4期281-287,共7页中医药文化（英文版）

基　　金：National Social Science Fund of China (No. 21FSHB007);Affiliated Shunde Hospital of Southern Medical University (No. SPSPSP2021024)。

摘　　要：Narrative foreclosure is a phenomenon highlighted within the Chinese narrative medicine system, characterized by a state in which individuals become overly suspicious due to certain events in their development, leading to profound concerns about their health and safety. This article employs the logical discourse framework of Chinese narrative medicine to illustrate the experiences of various patients exhibiting typical instances of narrative foreclosure in traditional Chinese medicine(TCM) cases, such as Bei Gong She Ying(杯弓蛇影 to see a bow reflected in a cup as a snake), Wu Qiu Zhi Chong(吴球治虫 Wu Qiu treats worms), and Fa Jing Qu She(法靖驱蛇 Fajing drives away snakes). It explores how TCM practitioners leverage narrative wisdom to facilitate patients in dispelling their internal doubts through the concept of Bu Yao Wei Yao(不药为药 healing diseases without medicine). Through these medical cases, the article advocates for the significance of narrative competencies among medical practitioners in diagnosing and treating patients, alongside the use of pharmaceuticals and surgical interventions. Additionally, it outlines the prospects for the future development of narrative approaches in TCM.

关 键 词：Narrative medicine Doubt narrative foreclosure Traditional Chinese medicine Medical Cases 

分 类 号：R2-03[医药卫生—中医学]