Ou Xifan
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Ou Xifan (Chinese: 歐希範) was a robber from the Northern Song dynasty (CE X-XII c.) who was killed and dissected, along with 56 of his followers [1][2][3]
For a culture where the dissection of human bodies was seen as unethical, as described by confucian filial piety, the bodies of rebels and criminals provided the Chinese dynasties rare opportunities for learning about their bodies.
References
[edit]- ^ Pin Tui Lu book(賓退錄)
- ^ Schnorrenberger, Claus C. "Anatomical Roots of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine". Schweizerische Zeitschrift für Ganzheitsmedizin (25): 110–118.
- ^ Chiang, H. (2015). "Historical epistemology and the making of modern Chinese medicine".
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