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Professor Elisabeth Hsu | Institute of Social & Cultural Anthropology

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Elisabeth Hsu joined the Institute of Social and Cultural Anthropology of the University of Oxford as University Lecturer in Medical Anthropology in 2001 in order to set up its Medical Anthropology MSc and MPhil courses. She obtained Recognition of Distinction as Reader in Social Anthropology in 2006 and as Professor in Anthropology in 2010. She co-founded the ongoing Berghahn book series on “Epistemologies of Healing” in 2005, specifically to increase the reach of doctoral-research-based monographs. She also co-established the ongoing “Anthropology Research Group at Oxford on Eastern Medicines and Religions”, Argo-EMR, in 2006, for post-doctoral researchers interested in medical anthropological approaches to scholarly medical traditions. Elisabeth Hsu is Professor of Anthropology whose teaching and research contributes to the fields of medical anthropology and ethnobotany, language and text critical studies, the phenomenology of the body and the history of East Asian science. It conce

Professor Elisabeth Hsu | Institute of Social & Cultural Anthropology Pause animated content Skip to main content Professor Elisabeth Hsu Professor of Anthropology Unit Affiliation: Institute of Social & Cultural Anthropology , School of Anthropology and Museum Ethnography, University of Oxford College Affiliation: Fellow of Green Templeton College Contact elisabeth.hsu@anthro.ox.ac.uk +44 (0)1865 274681 Bio Elisabeth Hsu joined the Institute of Social and Cultural Anthropology of the University of Oxford as University Lecturer in Medical Anthropology in 2001 in order to set up its Medical Ant

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