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

Needham/NRI2/SCC2/344 contains:
1	Typed copy of a paper by Victor Purcell entitled 'The Toynbean Hypothesis' from ''What is Happening in Asia?' - A Termillenial Review'
2	Cutting of a review by Jacqetta Hawkes of Henri Frankfort, 'The Birth of Civilisation in the Near East', (1951)
3	Copy of an article by Derk Bodde entitled 'Chinese Philosophy and the Social Sciences', ('Pacific Affiars') and attached notes
4	Pamphlet consisting of reprints of letters to the Editor of 'The Times Literary Supplement' and leading articles entitled ''Counsels of Hope' The Toynbee-Jerrold Controversy'
5	Cutting of a 'Times' article by W. H. Walsh entitled 'The End of a Great Work: Professor Toynbee's Philosophy of History', (1954)
6	Copy of an article by Arnold J. Toynbee entitled 'On Finishing a Study of History', ('The Periodical')
7	Joseph Needham's notes from E. G. Pulleyblank's inaugural lecture as [Professor of Chinese, University of Cambridge?]
8	Copy of an article by Donald G. Macrae entitled 'The Social Dynamics of Sorokin', ('Literary Guide')
9	Copy of an article by Donald G. Macrae entitled 'Oswald Spengler and the Decline of the West'
10	Reprint of a paper by Wayne Altree entitled 'Toynbees Bild der chinesischen Geschichte', ('Saeculum')
11	Copy of an article by E. A. Konninsky entitled 'La Philosophie de l'Histoire d'Arnold Toynbee', ('La Pensée')
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