Phlegm (tan 痰 ):Toward a Humoral History of Chinese Medicine
Room 201, 2/F , Hong KongWhen one peruses medical case histories from the Qing dynasty, one sees constant references ...
When one peruses medical case histories from the Qing dynasty, one sees constant references ...
Guanyin statues are materially and spiritually everywhere in Hong Kong — in Buddhist monasteries, ...
This talk combines two elements of my historical thinking and research. First, I lay out an argument ...
Urban village is a spatial solution for the problems of capitalist accumulation in Chinese cities. ...
After World War II, up to 113,000 U.S. servicemen were stationed in China for various missions from ...
The Anglo-American term and historical concept of “domesticity” does not translate easily into Chinese. ...
Contemporary scholars use the term “post-secular” with increasing frequency. This development ...
This is an event organized by the CRF Project “Making Modernity in East Asia: Technologies of Everyday Life, ...
From one point of view, Chinese Christianity should be terrible for women because it provides ...
Although often considered mundane, infrastructure plays a crucial role in shaping lived experiences ...
This talk will take a comparative and international approach to two themes. The first is the notion that ...
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There is a significant interest in Jews and Judaism in today’s Chinese academia. Jewish studies have been broadly ...
How did South Korea become a “country of hair” in the 1960s and 1970s – a country where wigs ...
Palaeontology and fossils in Hong Kong have generally received little attention in spite of a growing ...
In the vast grassland, cattle and sheep often get lost during grazing. The herdsman who find them ...
Can the relentless focus on the subjective in Chinese cultural history be considered its “essence” (ti 體)? ...
In this memoir Paul A. Cohen, one of the West’s preeminent historians of China, traces the development ...
This event is co-organized by Society for Hong Kong Studies and “Hubs, Mobilities, and the Asian Urban” Cluster.
CRF Project “Making Modernity in East Asia: Technologies of Everyday Life, 19th– 21st Centuries” ...
This is an event organized by the CRF Project “Making Modernity in East Asia: Technologies of Everyday Life, 19th – 21st Centuries” (RGC CRF HKU C7011-16G).
This is an event organized by the CRF Project “Making Modernity in East Asia: Technologies of Everyday Life, ...
Amateur, low-quality videodiscs are a common household object in Tai-speaking Buyi (Bouyei) villages ...
During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, foreign banks were a major presence within the ...
