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Medical Texts in Translation series
We have gathered together speakers who are working on translations of material that has not been available in translation in the past. They will introduce and read the text in translation, followed by their analysis and a general discussion. We hope to attract participants who will be able to contribute to the discussion. For further details (or if you are interested in hosting a session) please call or email Vivienne Lo: v.lo@ucl.ac.uk or telephone: 020 7679 8113.
10 May 2011
| 4.00–5.30pm |
Medical Texts In Translation The Mirror of the Moon: Khenrab Norbu's text on Tibetan medical methods for assisting births Theresia Hofer, UCL and University of Oslo |
24 May 2011
| 4.00–5.30pm |
Medical Texts In Translation Scraping, Bloodletting, Sneezing, and Drugs: Treatments for Epidemic Cholera in Nineteenth-Century China Dr Yi-Li Wu, Albion College |
7 June 2011
| 4.00–5.30pm |
Medical Texts In Translation Preface to the Classic of Plain Girl (Su nü jing xu) from Ye Dehui's ‘Shadow of the Double Plum Tree Collection’ [Shuang mei jing an cong shu, 1903] Dr Leon Rocha, University of Cambridge |
28 June 2011
| 4.00–5.30pm |
**CANCELLED** Twice-born or thrice-born? The Matriculation of a Medical Student in Ancient India** Dr Dominik Wujastyk, University of Vienna |
**The location for this particular session is yet to be confirmed.

