第九十四期    2009年06月08日

Roundtable on the History of Science, Technology and Medicine
Date: June 22, 2009
Time: 14:00-16:30
Chair: Prof. Pingyi Chu
Discussants and Titles:
Prof. Francesca Bray (Edingburg University), "State of Field on the History of Science, Technology and Medicine in Europe"
Prof. Dagmar Schäfer (Max Plank Institute, Berlin), "Doing the History of Science, Technology and Medicine"

時間：98年06月10日(三) 下午12:30-14:30
地點：陽明大學 第二教學大樓四樓R242
講題：「為什麼馬殺雞：視障者工作內容演變的行動網絡分析」
講者：邱大昕 助理教授
聯絡人/分機(E-Mail)：吳雅惠/5072
單位：科技與社會研究所

時間：98年6月13-14日
地點：The Chinese University of Hong Kong
 

Preliminary Programme   2009.6.12 (Friday) Participants arrive in Hong Kong and check in the Royal Park Hotel, Shatin   2009.6.13 (Saturday) (By invitation only) Venue: Conference Room, 2/F., Art Museum East Wing, Institute of Chinese Studies, CUHK (AM) 9:15-10:45 Session 1: Western Medicine in Chinese Context   CHANG Che-chia: Dr. William's Pink Pills for Pale People in China [Abstract] LI Shang-jen: British Military Medicine in Nineteenth-Century China [Abstract] ZHANG Daqing: Mapping Modern Medicine in China: Impact of the Rockefeller Foundation [Abstract] SO Kee Long, LIN Hui and ZHANG Peiyao: GIS Study of Medical Culture in Republican Beijing [Abstract] (Chinese only) Discussant: Robert PERRINS   (AM) 10:45-12:00 Session 2: Chinese Medicine in Transformation   Ruth ROGASKI: Cultures of Qi: Global Circulations of Medicine and Questions of Authenticity [Abstract] Priscilla SONG: Of Sea Turtles and Scalpels: Surgical Culture in Post-Mao China [Abstract] JIN Lei: From Mainstream to Margin? Patterns and Trends of the Utilization of Chinese Medicine in China 1991-2004 [Abstract] Discussant: LEI Hsiang-lin, Sean   (PM) 14:00-15:30 Session 3: Concepts of Disease and Health   CHU Ping-yi: Constructing Disease and Narrating the Pain: A Study of Sha and the Illustrations of “Turning-over” (fantu) [Abstract] LEI Hsiang-lin, Sean: Habituating Individuality: Framing Tuberculosis and Its Material Solutions in Republican China [Abstract] WANG Wen-ji: Tropical Neuroses and Psychoanalysis in Early Republican China [Abstract] KUO Wen-hua: Confining Bodies, Taming Nature, and Seeking Cures: Malaria and Leprosy Control in the Transnational Context [Abstract] Discussant: Robert PECKHAM   (PM) 15:45-16:30 Session 4: Body and Gender   LIN Yi-ping: Cadmium, Rice and Women: Challenges of Women’s Occupational and Environmental Epidemiological Studies in Asia [Abstract] WU Chia-ling: Biomedicalized Masculinities, Scientific Governance and Commodified Bodily Goods: The Rise and Bankruptcy of Sperm Bank in Taiwan [Abstract] Discussant: Izumi NAKAYAMA   (PM) 17:05-18:35 Session 5: Institutions of Control   Robert J. PERRINS: Profits versus Pathogens: The Evolution of Quarantine Measures in Manchuria, 1905-1935 YU Xinzhong: Body control and power relations in late Qing quarantine [Abstract] (Chinese only) YIP Ka-che: A Question of Survival: Disease Control in Colonial and Postcolonial Chinese East Asia [Abstract] LIU Shao-hua: Nuosu Leprosy and State Medicine in Southwest China [Abstract] Discussant: Sian GRIFFITHS     2009.6.14 (Sunday) (By invitation only) Venue: Staff Common Room Club, CUHK (AM) 9:30-11:30 Session 6: Constructing Public Health   LIU Shi-yung, Michael: From Japanese colonial medicine to American standard medicine: Transitions in the Medical Profession in Post-war Taiwan [Abstract] LEUNG Ki Che Angela: What is a yiyuan? The Chinese notion of “hospital” as shown by examples in the Canton/Hong Kong region in late Qing period. LEE Shiu Hung: Evolution of Public Health and Medical Care in Hong Kong - From a barren island to an international city [Abstract] YU Xiuling: Shouting English Law in a Deaf Chinese Community: Hong Kong’s sanitary ordinances from the 1840s to the 1860s [Abstract] Discussant: Elizabeth SINN   (AM) 11:35-13:00 Summing-up session (By invitation only) (PM) 14:15-18:00 Visit to Tung Wah Coffin Home and Tung Wah Museum (By invitation only)