Janus: Papers of Joseph Needham as a historian of Chinese science, technology and medicine

Needham/NRI2/SCC2/315 contains:
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132	Letter from Dr. John Black of the Children's Hospital, Sheffield, asking for help in finding people to lecture on medicine in China, and copy of a reply from Gregory Blue on behalf of Joseph Needham
133	Correspondence with A. S. Grimble of Guy's Hospital, London, about his research into the relationship between the views of medicine in ancient times and the present day
134	Letter from Curtis H. Jones of Oxford, about the language used to describe Western physiology
135	Letter from Prof. A L. Basham of the Department of Asian Civilisation, Australian National University, Canberra, Australia, about the International Conference on Traditional Asian Medicine to be held in Canberra, September 1979, and related documents
136	Correspondence with Prof. Manfred Porkert of Munich, Germany, about his books 'China -Konstanten im Wandel' and Klinische chinesische Pharmakologie' and other matters, and related documents
137	Correspondence with Sheila Hillier of the London Hospital Medical College, about a specialist medical tour of China and the preparation of related reports
138	Letter from Bill [?] of Lancashire, about his work on the history of disease
139	Letter from Prof. Dr. Erhard Rosner of Göttingen, Germany, accompany a proposal for a study of the history of Chinese medicine by means of the texts 'Pi Chi' and 'Pi Than', and copy of Joseph Needham's reply
140	Letter from Dr. Alan Kenney of New Brunswick, Canada, enquiring about the publication of Joseph Needham and Lu Gwei-Djen's monograph on Chinese medicine, and copy of Needham's reply
141	Letter from Dr. K. Milne of the Association of Medical Secretaries, London, inviting Joseph Needham to lecture at their International Conference in Cambridge, 1981, and related documents
142	Letter from Dr. V. Nutton of the Wellcome Institute for the History of Medicine, London, inviting Joseph Needham to a sherry party at the Whipple Museum for the History of Science, Cambridge, as part of a conference 'Galen: problems and prospects'
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