The Eight Meeting of the Asian Society for the History of Medicine
September 30- October 1, 2016
IHP, Aacademia Sinica, Taiwan
http://idv.sinica.edu.tw/hygiene/index.html
Medicine has played a crucial role in constituting modernity. The history of the establishment of modern medicine and the emergence of modernity involved not only encounters with Western medicine that were often accompanied by imperialism and colonialism but also reformed traditional practice and the recovery of medical heritage in response to the challenge of modern biomedicine. It also raises the questions regarding whether there was an “alternative” modernity in the flourishing and innovative medical cultures of various Asian countries during the early modern period. The conference intends to explore this rich and complex history.
The Eighth Meeting of the Asian Society for the History of Medicien, 2016
2016, Sep 30th (Friday)
09:00-09:20 Registration
09:20-09:30 Opening Remarks
Chi-Shing Huang (Academia Sinica)、Daiwie Fu (National Yang Ming University)
09:30-10:20
【Keynote Speech 1】 Prof. Akihito Suzuki(Keio University) ：
Therapy, Care, and Punishment: The Family and the Psychiatric Hospital in Tokyo c.1920-1945.
10:30-12:00
Concurrent session A
Chair： Wen-Hua Kuo
Akira Hashimoto/
Empire and Psychiatry: A Comparative Study on Mental Health Laws in the Former Japanese Colonies
Empire and Psychiatry: A Comparative Study on Mental Health Laws in the Former Japanese Colonies
Eri NAKAMURA/
Who Deserves War Pension? : The Asia-Pacific War and Psychiatric Casualties in Japan
Osamu Nakamura/
Guest Houses for Mentally Ill Patients in Japan
Who Deserves War Pension? : The Asia-Pacific War and Psychiatric Casualties in Japan
Osamu Nakamura/
Guest Houses for Mentally Ill Patients in Japan
Concurrent session B
Chair：Chia-Ling Wu
Jia-Chen Fu/
“The Physical Examination and Schools: Chinese Medical Modernity through the Management of Child Bodies”
Chair：Chia-Ling Wu
Jia-Chen Fu/
“The Physical Examination and Schools: Chinese Medical Modernity through the Management of Child Bodies”
Saori Watanabe/
The Creation of Rare Diseases in Japan: Medical professions and their influence on social policy
Sujin Lee/
The Population Problem: Neo-Malthusian Reconfigurations of Reproduction in Interwar Japan
The Creation of Rare Diseases in Japan: Medical professions and their influence on social policy
Sujin Lee/
The Population Problem: Neo-Malthusian Reconfigurations of Reproduction in Interwar Japan
Concurrent session C
Chair：Mark Harrison
Atsuko Naono/
“State Reach and Malaria Control Programmes in the Border Areas of Burma”
Cressida Jervis Read/
'Shifting coalitions and epistemic communities for malaria control in early post-independence India'
Jeong-Ran Kim/
Malaria and Colonial Frontier in Manchuria, 1905-1940s
Chair：Mark Harrison
Atsuko Naono/
“State Reach and Malaria Control Programmes in the Border Areas of Burma”
Cressida Jervis Read/
'Shifting coalitions and epistemic communities for malaria control in early post-independence India'
Jeong-Ran Kim/
Malaria and Colonial Frontier in Manchuria, 1905-1940s
12:00-13:30 Lunch
13:30-15:00
Concurrent session D
Chair：Ming Chen
Bin Yang/
The Gu: Disease, Witchcraft and Sorcery, Love Magic, and Chinese Empire Building
Wenbo LIANG /
Opening up the neurochemical research of acupuncture analgesia
Yi-Rong Lin, Su-Tso Yang/
Replenishing life vitality——Dietary therapy for flooding and spotting
Concurrent session E
Chair： Daiwie Fu
ARNEL E. JOVEN /
Enforcing Modernity, Struggling with Reality: The Rural Health Units and Public Health Education in Post-World War II Philippines, 1951-1971
Olivia Anne M. Habana/
Education as Cure: Health and Nutrition in the American Period Philippines, 1900-191
Sookyeong Hong/
Toward a New Order in Medicine: Uramoto Seizaburō’s Wartime Medical Thought
Concurrent session F
Chair：Park Yunjae
Christian Oberlaender/
Modern Medicine and the State in the 20th century - The Medical Cooperative Movement of Japan in International Context
Jayanta Bhattacharya/
Medicine in the Making of Modern India in 19th Century
Hiroshi Nunokawa/
Hygiene modernity of Japan as ambition not to come true
15:00-15:20 Tea Break
15:20-17:20
Concurrent session G
Chair： Jen-Der Lee
Eiko Saeki/
Development of Obstetrics and the Emergence of Fetal Personhood in the Late Tokugawa Period
Miao Wu/
The medicalisation of childbirth: changing historical and feminist perspectives
Mika Suzuki/
A Doctor at a Crossroads
Concurrent session H
Chair： Sean Hsiang-lin LEI
Chao Wang/
Inventing Blindness: Hygiene and the Social Politics of Medical Classification in the Anti-Trachoma Campaign in Republican Chin
Shenglan Li /
Gospel of Care: Nursing and Health Education in Wartime China, 1930-1945
Xiaoyang Gu/
The Battle of Survival：Manufacturing Insulin in Wartime China, 1941-1944
Luwei Yang/
“Man in the Iron Lung”: medical landscape and body politics in Republican China
Concurrent session I
Chair： Shan-Jen Li
Patrick Chiu/
The Development of Colonial Pharmacy in Hong Kong, 1841-1940
Ming Chen/
The Encounter of modern European and Asian knowledges of materia medica: A Focus on the Xiyao Dachen
Park Yunjae /
Reconstruction of Western Medicine-centered Pharmaceutical Industry in Post-liberation Korea
Xiaomeng Liu/
A Chinese Pharmaceutical Revolution? Pharmaceutical industry and the making of “scientific national drugs”, 1919-1937
18:00 Banquet
2016, Oct 1st (Saturday)
9:00-9:20 Registration
9:20-10:10 Keynote Speech 2
Prof. Mark Harrison (University of Oxford)：
Malaria and the Dilemmas of Development: British India, 1870-1940
10:10-12:10
Concurrent session J
Chair：Hsiu-Fen Chen
Hao Chen/
1914: A Definition Moment of Writing Medical History in Modern China?
Lena Springer/
Whose History? Writers of Medical History in Modern China, and during the Pivotal 1950s
Natalie Koehle/
Chinese and Japanese Interest in Phlegm (tan 痰) 19th and the 20th Centuries
Kuo-Li Pi /
Locating Medical History in Replublican China
Concurrent session K
Chair：Jia-Shin Chen
王文基/
An International Teamwork: Mental Hygiene in 1930s-40s Shanghai
Hans Pols/
The Modernist Project of Indonesian Physicians in the Dutch East Indies and the Role of Colonial Psychiatry
吳易叡/
Imaging Global Mental Health Research through Technology: Standardization and Boundary Objects in WHO’s First Social Psychiatry Project
巫毓荃/
A Technique for Nothingness: Hypnotism in Japan, 1900-1930
Concurrent session L
Chair：Nicolo Paolo P. Ludovice
Eliza Alvarez, Adriel Caumban, and Dale Johannsen Ng/
Medicine, Civilization, and Consumer Culture: The Branding of Cerveza in Philippine Printed Advertisements, 1900-1910
Juan Miguel A. Cajucom, Don Christian A. Cornel, and Marjerie Brianna S. Go/
Home and Family: Cultural Affinities in the Development of Homes for the Aged in the 20th Century American Philippines
Samantha Nicole U. Roque and Eljine Mae T. Zhang /
Segregation as a Constitutional Cure: Leprosy and Personal Affliction in the 1927 Philippine Case of Angel Lorenzo vs Director of Health
Nicolo Paolo P. Ludovic/
Policing Colonial Sanitation: Disputing Cleanliness in the Case of E. Case vs. Junta Sanidad de Manila and Heiser
12:10-13:30 Lunch and ASHM Members Meeting
13:30-15:00
Concurrent session M
Chair： Shao-Hua Liu
Jane Sung Hae Kim/
Securing Peace and Attaining Health: The World Health Organization and Post–war Rehabilitation of Korea.
Koji Ozaki/
Sensai Nagayo and the Japanese Cholera Epidemic of 1877
Kyuri Kim/
The Third Party: The role of WHO in the early years of South Korea’s national tuberculosis control policy
13:30-15:00
Concurrent session D
Chair：Ming Chen
Bin Yang/
The Gu: Disease, Witchcraft and Sorcery, Love Magic, and Chinese Empire Building
Wenbo LIANG /
Opening up the neurochemical research of acupuncture analgesia
Yi-Rong Lin, Su-Tso Yang/
Replenishing life vitality——Dietary therapy for flooding and spotting
Concurrent session E
Chair： Daiwie Fu
ARNEL E. JOVEN /
Enforcing Modernity, Struggling with Reality: The Rural Health Units and Public Health Education in Post-World War II Philippines, 1951-1971
Olivia Anne M. Habana/
Education as Cure: Health and Nutrition in the American Period Philippines, 1900-191
Sookyeong Hong/
Toward a New Order in Medicine: Uramoto Seizaburō’s Wartime Medical Thought
Concurrent session F
Chair：Park Yunjae
Christian Oberlaender/
Modern Medicine and the State in the 20th century - The Medical Cooperative Movement of Japan in International Context
Jayanta Bhattacharya/
Medicine in the Making of Modern India in 19th Century
Hiroshi Nunokawa/
Hygiene modernity of Japan as ambition not to come true
15:00-15:20 Tea Break
15:20-17:20
Concurrent session G
Chair： Jen-Der Lee
Eiko Saeki/
Development of Obstetrics and the Emergence of Fetal Personhood in the Late Tokugawa Period
Miao Wu/
The medicalisation of childbirth: changing historical and feminist perspectives
Mika Suzuki/
A Doctor at a Crossroads
Concurrent session H
Chair： Sean Hsiang-lin LEI
Chao Wang/
Inventing Blindness: Hygiene and the Social Politics of Medical Classification in the Anti-Trachoma Campaign in Republican Chin
Shenglan Li /
Gospel of Care: Nursing and Health Education in Wartime China, 1930-1945
Xiaoyang Gu/
The Battle of Survival：Manufacturing Insulin in Wartime China, 1941-1944
Luwei Yang/
“Man in the Iron Lung”: medical landscape and body politics in Republican China
Concurrent session I
Chair： Shan-Jen Li
Patrick Chiu/
The Development of Colonial Pharmacy in Hong Kong, 1841-1940
Ming Chen/
The Encounter of modern European and Asian knowledges of materia medica: A Focus on the Xiyao Dachen
Park Yunjae /
Reconstruction of Western Medicine-centered Pharmaceutical Industry in Post-liberation Korea
Xiaomeng Liu/
A Chinese Pharmaceutical Revolution? Pharmaceutical industry and the making of “scientific national drugs”, 1919-1937
18:00 Banquet
2016, Oct 1st (Saturday)
9:00-9:20 Registration
9:20-10:10 Keynote Speech 2
Prof. Mark Harrison (University of Oxford)：
Malaria and the Dilemmas of Development: British India, 1870-1940
10:10-12:10
Concurrent session J
Chair：Hsiu-Fen Chen
Hao Chen/
1914: A Definition Moment of Writing Medical History in Modern China?
Lena Springer/
Whose History? Writers of Medical History in Modern China, and during the Pivotal 1950s
Natalie Koehle/
Chinese and Japanese Interest in Phlegm (tan 痰) 19th and the 20th Centuries
Kuo-Li Pi /
Locating Medical History in Replublican China
Concurrent session K
Chair：Jia-Shin Chen
王文基/
An International Teamwork: Mental Hygiene in 1930s-40s Shanghai
Hans Pols/
The Modernist Project of Indonesian Physicians in the Dutch East Indies and the Role of Colonial Psychiatry
吳易叡/
Imaging Global Mental Health Research through Technology: Standardization and Boundary Objects in WHO’s First Social Psychiatry Project
巫毓荃/
A Technique for Nothingness: Hypnotism in Japan, 1900-1930
Concurrent session L
Chair：Nicolo Paolo P. Ludovice
Eliza Alvarez, Adriel Caumban, and Dale Johannsen Ng/
Medicine, Civilization, and Consumer Culture: The Branding of Cerveza in Philippine Printed Advertisements, 1900-1910
Juan Miguel A. Cajucom, Don Christian A. Cornel, and Marjerie Brianna S. Go/
Home and Family: Cultural Affinities in the Development of Homes for the Aged in the 20th Century American Philippines
Samantha Nicole U. Roque and Eljine Mae T. Zhang /
Segregation as a Constitutional Cure: Leprosy and Personal Affliction in the 1927 Philippine Case of Angel Lorenzo vs Director of Health
Nicolo Paolo P. Ludovic/
Policing Colonial Sanitation: Disputing Cleanliness in the Case of E. Case vs. Junta Sanidad de Manila and Heiser
12:10-13:30 Lunch and ASHM Members Meeting
13:30-15:00
Concurrent session M
Chair： Shao-Hua Liu
Jane Sung Hae Kim/
Securing Peace and Attaining Health: The World Health Organization and Post–war Rehabilitation of Korea.
Koji Ozaki/
Sensai Nagayo and the Japanese Cholera Epidemic of 1877
Kyuri Kim/
The Third Party: The role of WHO in the early years of South Korea’s national tuberculosis control policy
Concurrent session N
Chair： Yi-Ping Lin
Chester Proshan/
“Since the Idaho has been stationed at Yokohama…”: American Navy Physicians as Social Actors in the Yokohama Treaty Port, 1873-74
SHIRISH NARESH KAVADI/
Indian Philanthropy and Modern Medicine in Colonial India
Yoshiya Makita/
In Between the West and East: Medical Activities of the Japanese Red Cross in the Northeastern Region of China
Concurrent session O
Chair：Oberlaender
Christine Yi Lai Luk (陸伊驪)/
From a poison to a patent medicine: arsenic in Hong Kong
Tatsuya Mitsuda/
“Animal health, veterinary knowledge, and Japanese imperial opportunities c. 1890-1940”
15:00-15:20 Tea Break
15:20-16:10 Keynote Speech 3
Prof. Jen-der Lee (Academia Sinica)
16:10-16:40 Taniguchi Medal Award Ceremony/Closing
Tentative rules of procedure:
30 minutes for each presenter, including 10 minutes of presentation and 20 minutes of discussion
(program download)
Chair： Yi-Ping Lin
Chester Proshan/
“Since the Idaho has been stationed at Yokohama…”: American Navy Physicians as Social Actors in the Yokohama Treaty Port, 1873-74
SHIRISH NARESH KAVADI/
Indian Philanthropy and Modern Medicine in Colonial India
Yoshiya Makita/
In Between the West and East: Medical Activities of the Japanese Red Cross in the Northeastern Region of China
Concurrent session O
Chair：Oberlaender
Christine Yi Lai Luk (陸伊驪)/
From a poison to a patent medicine: arsenic in Hong Kong
Tatsuya Mitsuda/
“Animal health, veterinary knowledge, and Japanese imperial opportunities c. 1890-1940”
15:00-15:20 Tea Break
15:20-16:10 Keynote Speech 3
Prof. Jen-der Lee (Academia Sinica)
16:10-16:40 Taniguchi Medal Award Ceremony/Closing
Tentative rules of procedure:
30 minutes for each presenter, including 10 minutes of presentation and 20 minutes of discussion
(program download)
