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element
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In Western culture, the four classical elements - earth, air, fire, and water - have been historically significant in philosophy and science.
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elements
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Western culture
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The four elements are earth, water, air, and fire, as described in ancient Greek philosophy and later adopted by Western esoteric traditions.
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elements
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The medieval alchemical tradition associates elements with symbolic meanings and spiritual transformation, such as earth representing stability and fire representing purification.
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five elements
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Typically associated with ancient Greek philosophy and alchemy, representing earth, water, air, fire, and aether/spirit
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five elements
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The concept of the five elements is not a prominent part of Western medical or health philosophies.
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the five elements
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Associated with earth, water, air, fire, and considered in philosophical and metaphysical contexts such as alchemy and astrology.
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the five elements
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Not a commonly used framework for medical understanding
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