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

Needham/NRI2/SCC2/387 contains:
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10	Correspondence with Dr. J. J. Broeze of Rijswijk, Holland, about the development of science and technology in Western Europe
11	Copy of a 'New Statesman' article by Paul Johnson entitled 'Mortmain and Britain's Death Wish'
12	Typed comments by Mikulas Teich on Joseph Needham and Ray Huang's paper, 'The Nature of Chinese Society - A Technical Interpretation'
13	Joseph Needham's notes from a dicussion with Prof. Joan Robinson about the development of capitalism in the West
14	Notes by Ian McPherson on Joseph Needham and Ray Huang's paper, 'The Nature of Chinese Society - A Technical Interpretation'
15	Joseph Needham's notes from a discussion with C. Feinstein on the origins of bureaucracy
16	Five letters from Ray Huang of State University College, New Paltz, New York, U.S.A., about the revision of his article with Joseph Needham entitled, 'The Nature of Chinese Society - A Technical Interpretation'
17	Correspondence with Simon Abbot of the Institute of Race Relations, London, about a lecture by Joseph Needham entitled 'The Nature of Chinese and of Western Societies: A Technical Interpretation', March 1974
18	Documents relating to Joseph Needham's Gerald Walters Lecture given at the University of Bath, 13 May 1974 entitled 'Science and the Nature of Chinese Society'
19	Typescript of a lecture prepared by Ray Huang for the History Club of State University College, New Paltz, New York, U.S.A., entitled 'Collaboration with Joseph Needham: A Technical Interpretation of Chinese History'
20	Letter from Ray Huang of State University College, New Paltz, New York, U.S.A., about a Chinese version of his article with Joseph Needham entitled 'The Nature of Chinese Society - A Technical Interpretation'
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