Prof. Li Huacheng
Basic Information
Academic degree: PhD (doctoral supervisor)
Date of birth: September, 1979
Graduated university: Renmin University of China
Email: lihuacheng@snnu.edu.cn
Position:
Professor, School of History and Civilization, Shaanxi Normal University
Dean, Institute for Medicine and Civilization, Shaanxi Normal University
Deputy Director, Office of Academic Planning and Development, Shaanxi Normal University
Research Interest: Social History of Medicine in the Late Medieval Western Europe; History of Middle Ages in Western Europe
Education:
2003.09-2006.07: Renmin University of China, Beijing, China. (Ph.D in World History)
2006.07-now: Shaanxi Normal University, Xi’an, China. (Full Time Staff)
2008.03-2012.10: Wuhan University, Wuhan, China. (Post-Doc Fellowship, Part Time)
2010.11-2011.11: Cambridge University, Cambridge, UK. (Visiting Scholar, Full Time)
2015.09-2016.01: University of Warwick, Coventry, UK. (Visiting Scholar)
2017.08-2018.08: Cambridge University, Cambridge, UK. (Visiting Scholar, Full Time)
List of Articles:
2021 ‘Record of Interviewing Professor Li Huacheng: An In-depth Study of the Social History of Medicine to Promote the Interaction between Knowledge and Society’, History Teaching (Second Half Issue), No. 20, (October, 2020).
2020 ‘Knowledge, Mechanism and Society in the Prevention and Control of Black Death in Western Europe in the 14th Century’, Historical Research, No.2 (April, 2020).
‘Pain and Hope in Western Europe in the Black Death’, Guangming Daily, Feb. 24, 2020.
2017 ‘Medical Factors in the Study of Social History of Medicine’, Guangming Daily, July 31, 2017.
2015 ‘Experience and Enlightenment of Cholera Prevention and Control in 19th Century Britain’, Guangming Daily, March 28, 2015.
2014 ‘On the Definition and Research Approach of Social History of Medicine’, Historical Research, No.6 (Feb., 2014)
2013 ‘The Flagellant Movement in the Black Death in Western Europe (1348-1349)’, Historical Research, No.1 (Feb., 2013)
2012 ‘Why Did the Plague Devastate?----A Case Study of Medical-Environmental History’, Journal of Chinese Historical Geography, No.3 (Jul., 2012)
2011 ‘The Western Experience and Chinese Approach of Undergraduate Teaching’, The Journal of Historical Teaching Questions, No.1 (Jan., 2011)
‘The Local Environment of Settlements and the Spread of the Black Death in the 14th Century England’, World History, No. 4 (Aug., 2011)
2010 ‘Questioning the Experts and Medical Advances: Examination from the Perspective of Medical Sociology’, Chinese Social Sciences Today, Oct. 28, 2010.
2009 ‘The Environment and the Plague in the Perspective of Global History’, Chinese Social Sciences Today, Jul. 21, 2009.
2008 ‘Britain Church in the Period of the Black Death’, Historical Research in Anhui, No.1 (Jan., 2008), pp.5-9.
2007 ‘British Society in the Era of the Black Death: from 1348 to 1350’, Social Sciences in China, No.3 (May, 2007), pp.189-200.
‘Did the Plague Originate from China? --- On the Origin and spread of the Black Death in Eurasia’, Journal of Chinese Historical Geography, No.3 (Jul.,2007), pp.30-37.
‘The Intellectual History behind the Plague --- On the Differences between Chinese and Western "Criticism of Heaven (God) ’, The Journal of Humanities, No. 6, 2007.
2006 ‘Effect of the Black Death on British Population Development’, Journal of Historical Science, No.9 (Nov., 2006), pp.85-91.
‘On the Development of Social History of Medicine’, Journal of Sichuan University(Philosophy and Social Science Edition), No.3, (May 2006), pp.111-116.
‘A Study on the Chance of the Black Death’, Journal of Northeast Normal University (Philosophy and Social Sciences), No.1, (Jan. 2006), pp.69-74.
2005 ‘On the Development of Social History of Medicine’, Journal of Sichuan University, No.3(May, 2005), pp.111-116,144.
‘A Brief Discussion on Western Public Health History’, China Journal of Medical History, No.4 (Oct., 2005), pp.249-245.
‘Climate, Plague and Population: A Study on the Population Movement in Late Medieval England’, Qilu Journal, No.3 (May, 2005), pp.65-68.
