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馮珠娣畢業於芝加哥大學，獲碩士（另一碩士學位在中國獲得）、博士學位。在北卡羅萊納大學執教18年後，於2004年受聘於芝加哥大學，任人類學講座教授。曾發錶有關中醫藥和中國社會文化的論文數十篇。著有《認識實踐：遭遇中醫臨床》等。
- 海外中國研究
- ethnography
Chinese society and culture changed dramatically with the end of Maoist socialism in the early 1980s. So did the everyday life of Chinese bodies. In Appetites Judith Farquhar shows how new forms of desire, pleasure, anxiety and curiosity emerged as capitalist reforms advanced. Though many have suggested that after decades of socialist collectivism people simply returned to their natural human inclinations toward food and sex, Farquhar argues instead that novel needs and experiences of private life came into existence after the end of the Maoist period. The mundane activity of eating well in improving economic times is linked to historical memories of the late 1950s famine. The systematic understanding of flavours in traditional Chinese medicine connects to a modern self-consciousness about life of the body. Even the self who can indulge private sexual passions, and the sexuality that can be assesses by social psychologists, must be invented and sustained in on-going public reflections about personal and national life. Ranging over a variety of cultural terrains - fiction, medical texts, film and television, journalism and observations of clinics and urban daily life in Beijing - Appetites sympathetically analyses modern Chinese reflections in a changing world. As much at home in science studies and social theory as in the details of life in Beijing, this account will appeal to China scholars, medical anthropologists, ethnographers in many fields and specialists in cultural studies.
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养生和民俗的东西这几年被官方大力提倡。各种讲座、电视节目（比如北京电视台科教频道有个栏目叫“养生堂”），平面和网络媒体，不停传播着，讲述着——该吃什么，怎么锻炼，怎么长寿成为日常人们餐前饭后津津乐道的话题。与此相对应的是，且一如既往的是：中国人对于灵魂的...
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