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English Translation Strategies for Pulse Diagnostic Terms in Tibetan Medicine: A Study from the Perspective of Transknowletology

Tiantian Chen, Xinyi Liu, Jianjun Hao, Herong Mao

Abstract


Tibetan medicine plays a key role in Chinas traditional medicine system and has made vital contributions to safeguarding the lives
and health of Tibetans. But, the translation of TM has lagged behind to some extent. With the help of Transknowletology, this article finds a
new way to facilitate the international dissemination of Tibetan medical culture.

Keywords


Transknowletology; Tibetan medicine; pulse diagnostic terms; translation strategy

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18686/mhr.v2i2.4124

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