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

Needham/NRI2/SCC2/49/1 contains:
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58	Letter from D. J. Struik of Massachusetts Institute of Technology, U.S.A. about a monograph on the history of the idea of 'Laws of Nature' written by I. Clay
59	Offprint of a paper by Derk Bodde entitled 'Evidence for 'Laws of Nature' in Chinese Thought', ('Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies', December 1957) and related documents
60	Letter from Arthur Waley of London, commenting on Joseph Needham's 'Horological lecture' and Derk Bodde's paper entitled 'Evidence for 'Laws of Nature' in Chinese Thought', ('Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies', December 1957) and copy of Needham's reply
61	Letter from Wing-tsit Chan of Dartmouth College, Hannover, New Hampshire, U.S.A. about an article by ?? [Hu Shih / Hu Shi] on 'The Natural Law in the Chinese Tradition'
62	Copy of a letter from Joseph Needham to the Secretary of the College of Law, University of Notre Dame, Indiana, U.S.A. requesting a copy of Volume 5 of the 'Natural Law Institute Proceedings' and reply from Joseph O'Meara, Dean of the University
63	Letter from Dorothea Singer of Par, Cornwall about a work by Mario Bunge entitled 'Casuality; the casual place of the Principle in Modern Science'
64	Letter from Dr. R. F. Willets of the Department of Greek , University of Birmingham about an 'illustration of the theological quality of the concept of abstract law in Sophocles' and other matters and copy of Joseph Needham's reply
65	Letter from Derk Bodde of Philadephphia, U.S.A. about a course on Chinese legal thought provided in association with the University of Pennyslvania Law School, U.S.A.
66	Letter from Guy W. Shoup of New York City, U.S.A. about his work for an article analysing current and past treatment of patent, trademark or copyright accorded by the People's Republic of China
67	Cutting of an article from an unnamed newspaper entitled 'Invalid Carriage Banned'
68	Letter from Richard H. Minear of Hamden, Connecticut, U.S.A. about a misreprentation of Joseph Needham's work in his book 'Japanese Tradition and Western Law'
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