Past Events

Gianna Pomata (Johns Hopkins University) – "The Medical Case Across Cultures: Comparing the European Observatio and the Chinese Yi' an"

Date:
Monday, April 15, 2013 (All day)
Special event with the History of Medicine Working Group and the Science, Religion and Culture Program at the Divinity School

Science Center 469, 5-7 pm
Natalie Koehle – "On Phlegm and Other Humours in Chinese Medicine"

Date:
Thursday, April 4, 2013 (All day)
SC 469, 6-8 pm
Jasper van Putten – “The Networked Cosmos: Sebastian Münster’s City Views”

Date:
Thursday, March 28, 2013 (All day)
Science Center 469, 6-8 pm
Rachel Koroloff – "Corresponding Gardens: The Botanical Collections of the St. Petersburg Academy of Sciences and the Aptekarskii Prikaz in the First Half of the Eighteenth Century"

Date:
Thursday, March 14, 2013 (All day)
Science Center 469, 6-8 pm
He Bian – “Pharmacological Interpretation and the Use of Antiquity: Rethinking the Scholastic Turn in Seventeenth-Century Chinese Materia Medica ”

Date:
Thursday, March 7, 2013 (All day)
Science Center 469, 6-8 pm
T.J. Hinrichs – "Rethinking Medicalization and Social Control Through an Eleventh-Century Chinese Lens"

Date:
Tuesday, February 26, 2013 (All day)
6-7,30 pm, Barker Center 133, Plimpton Room: Lecture by T.J. Hinrichs (Cornell University) – "Rethinking Medicalization and Social Control Through an Eleventh-Century Chinese Lens". Organized by the Science, Religion and Culture Program at the Divinity School, co-hosted by the ESWG
Allyssa Metzger – “The Beginning of Wisdom: Astrology, Science, and Religious Knowledge in a Medieval Textbook”

Date:
Thursday, February 21, 2013 (All day)
Science Center 469, 6-8 pm

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Early Sciences Working Group. Work in progress in the history of medieval and early modern science and culture

Past Events

Gianna Pomata (Johns Hopkins University) – "The Medical Case Across Cultures: Comparing the European Observatio and the Chinese Yi' an"

Date:

Natalie Koehle – "On Phlegm and Other Humours in Chinese Medicine"

Date:

Jasper van Putten – “The Networked Cosmos: Sebastian Münster’s City Views”

Date:

Rachel Koroloff – "Corresponding Gardens: The Botanical Collections of the St. Petersburg Academy of Sciences and the Aptekarskii Prikaz in the First Half of the Eighteenth Century"

Date:

He Bian – “Pharmacological Interpretation and the Use of Antiquity: Rethinking the Scholastic Turn in Seventeenth-Century Chinese Materia Medica ”

Date:

T.J. Hinrichs – "Rethinking Medicalization and Social Control Through an Eleventh-Century Chinese Lens"

Date:

Allyssa Metzger – “The Beginning of Wisdom: Astrology, Science, and Religious Knowledge in a Medieval Textbook”

Date:

May