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CGS 2006 173 AY 2006 Activity Schedule CGS in biology must be re-considered in terms of its influence on the gender framework between men and women today. The Natural Sciences can also be re-examined from a regional viewpoint. For example, various indigenous medical skills and knowledge are recently becoming recognized as part of medical practice. In the past century in Asia, the perception of proper medical practice has been restricted to western medicine. Skills and knowledge regarding human sex and reproduction (childbirth, abortion, genderspecific medicine, etc.) are unevenly distributed across the regions. Thus, traditional skills and knowledge still co-exist in a complicated relationship with those of western medicine. This issue in recent years has become a focus of research as a new field. The upcoming workshop seeks to explore fresh possibilities for this approach. Researchers, activists and specialists will be invited from Japan and overseas and the program will include country-specific reports as well as sessions on different topics. Please check our homepage for further details which are scheduled to be released before the summer. 2006 Yuri Horie Lecture Time: Autumn, 2006 (tentative) Venue: International Christian University
174 174 Author profiles Hyangjin Lee Lecturer in Korean Studies, University of Sheffield; Adjunct Professor, Koryo University, Korea Cultural Identity, Political Culture and Mass Media in North and South Korea Chutima Pragatwutisarn Lecturer, Comparative Literature, Chulalongkorn University Women and Minority Literature, Postcolonial Writing, Third World Feminism Hitomi Murase Freelance writer Images of the Female Body in the Media Junko Fukazawa NPO Human Service Center Women and Art, Media and Gender NPO Parthasarathy Rajalakshmi Professor & Head of the Department of English, Lady Doak College Images of Men, Changing Trends in Gender Sensitization in Asian Countries Mana Tanaka Taleemshala Alternative Education Program, Indian Local NGO, Ibtada Women and Poverty issues in Asia NGO Etsuko Kato Division of International Studies, ICU Cultural Anthropology/ Gender Studies
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