Everett Yuehong Zhang
Assistant Professor |
Office: 376 Fillmore Phone: (716) 645-6388 Email: ezhang@buffalo.edu |
Office Hours
13:00-14:00, 15:30-16:30 Tuesday
Research Interests
Medical anthropology, governance, Chinese medicine, cultural psychiatry, the body, Daoism and religion, sexuality, masculinity, the media, China, Taiwan, Chinese immigrants.
Selected Publications
2007. The Birth of Nanke (Men’s Medicine) in China: The Making of the Subject of Desire. American Ethnologist 34 (3):491-508.
2007. Switching between Traditional Chinese Medicine and Viagra: Cosmopolitanism and Medical Pluralism Today. Medical Anthropology 26:53-96.
2005. Rethinking Sexual Repression in Maoist China : Ideology, Structure, and the Ownership of the Body. Body and Society 11 (3):1-25.
2003. Power, Agency, and Medicine in China. Metascience 12: 325-329.
2001. Goudui and the State: Constructing Entrepreneurial Masculinity in Two Cosmopolitan Areas in Southwest China. In Gendered Modernities. Eds. D. Hodgson. Pp. 235-266. New York : Palgrave.
1995. Tiananmen Square: The Rhetorical Power of a Woman and a Man. Anthropology and Humanism 20(1): 29-46.
Courses Offered
Graduate Courses Offered:
The Anthropology of the Body: Theories and Practices
Anthropology of Modern Life: Governmentality and Sovereignty
Medical Anthropology
Undergraduate Course Offered:
Sexuality: Culture, Medicine, and Politics
Understanding China: Culture, Society and its Transformation