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Daiwie Fu’s 2019 work A Genealogical History of STS and Its Multiple Constructions: To Weave an Extensive Network for...

The study of medicine in ancient China is as important as it is challenging. The period witnessed the inception of...

This book traces the long history of practices and ideas around healing processes in China from the earliest evidence...

This study deals with honzögaku in early modern Japan (1600-1868), a subject Federico Marcon defines "as a...

Lyle Fearnley’s Virulent Zones: Animal Disease and Global Health at China’s Pandemic Epicenter offers a gripping...

Toward the end of the twentieth century, reproduction surfaced on the public agenda in Japan—yet again. As it had...

In recent decades, a number of books and papers have been published on the history of the construction and operation...

What Joseph Dumit calls "drugs for life" is our contemporary state of affairs wherein "the vast majority of illnesses...

Annelise Riles' Collateral Knowledge: Legal Reasoning in the Global Financial Markets is a fascinating book that...

Although the seismicity of Japan as a natural phenomenon belongs to the realm of tectonics, perspectives from the...