(366) Religion, Medicine, and Women’s Health in Premodern East Asia

Sunday, March 22, 2020

Organizer(s)

Participants should be aware of the following financial/non-financial relationships:

Hank Glassman: Disclosure information not submitted.

Hsin-Yi Lin: Disclosure information not submitted.

Anna Andreeva: Disclosure information not submitted.

Jessey Choo: Disclosure information not submitted.

Daniela Tan: Disclosure information not submitted.

An Examination of Dunhuang Esoteric Talismans for Childbirth Protection: Guanyin’s Cult as an Example
Hsin-Yi Lin – Fo Guang University
Making Babies in Medieval Japan: Buddhist Ritual and Medical Formulas for Aiding Conception
Anna Andreeva – Heidelberg University
Parturition and the Regeneration of the Maternal Body in the Daoist Rituals for Deliverance from the Blood Lake Hell
Jessey Choo – Rutgers University
Body Time: Menstruation and Concepts of the Female in Medieval Japan
Daniela Tan – University of Zurich