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SUMMARY:Visualizing the Fetus in Early Modern Japan
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Manami Yasui\, Professor at International Research Center for Japanese Studies (Nichibunken) \nTalk summary: The talk explores historical perspectives on the human body and maternal health in Japan through ukiyo-e prints and paintings. In late 19th-century Japan\, ukiyo-e depicted pregnant women integrating Edo period representations of the female body with the new Western medical knowledge of fetal development. These ukiyo-e reflect people’s curiosity and imagination about the inside of the female body and their changing attitudes toward childbirth as the emphasis shifted from Eastern to Western medicine. \nPlease register here to attend \n
URL:https://ealac.columbia.edu/event/visualizing-the-fetus-in-early-modern-japan/
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