Notebook containing Chinese characters, their romanised spellings and their English translations. In some cases these seem to be arranged to work out translations of official documents between Chinese and British authorities. A black soft-cover notebook… read more
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Notes on Classical Chinese Grammar by A.C. Graham. Possible notes for the article: Observations on a new Classical Chinese grammar, Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies, XXII/3, 1959
Sans titreIn the course of his research, Graham made notes, both in notebooks and on loose sheets of paper. These were generally concerned with his interests in philosophy, experiencing life and language study.
Sans titre"Notes on Classical Chinese Grammar" by A.C. Graham. Ringbound pamphlet, 23 pages with soft cover.
Sans titreNotes on various issues of Chinese grammar, possibly a response to something Graham or some other has written.
Sans titreMixed grammar notes.
Sans titreNumber of occurrences of functional xuci in the Mozi.
Sans titre"Conventions for describing types of phrase", and a further single page of "The reconstitution of a mutilated document of the Mohist logicans: the Ta ch'u".
Sans titreLetter from Yukio Kachi to Angus Graham to give Graham the details of "A Descriptive Grammar of Classical Chinese" by Ota Tatsuo.
Sans titreCorrespondence of unknown date.
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