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Concepts within the Chinese culture that influence the cancer pain experience.

Comparison of the conceptualization of wisdom in ancient Indian literature with modern views: focus on the Bhagavad Gita.

The situation-specific theory of pain experience for Asian American cancer patients.

Enhancing life? Perspectives from traditional Chinese value-systems.

The cocreating environment: a nexus between classical Chinese and current nursing philosophies.

Conceptualizing physical activity behavior of older Korean-Americans: an integration of Korean culture and social cognitive theory.

A Taoist orientation and mental health in Kuwaiti and American students.

Influence de la culture sur le vécu et le comportement de la douleur

A study of masturbatory knowledge and attitudes and related factors among Taiwan adolescents.

Jung and Kabbalah: imaginal and noetic aspects.

Correlates of a Taoist orientation among Korean students.

Jung and White and the God of terrible double aspect.

The Jung-White dialogue and why it couldn't work and won't go away.

Interpreting Freud: the Yiddish philosophical journal Davke investigates a Jewish icon.

The Judaic-Christian origin of nursing homes.

Yin and Yang: The Dao of the kidney.

Chinese approaches to understanding and building resilience in at-risk children and adolescents.

Integration of religious traditions in Japanese children's view of death and afterlife.

Conciliating science, philosophy and religion to better understand aging: an interview with Dr. Ladislas Robert. Interview by Tamas Fulop.

Some correlates of subjective life expectancy.