Loose pages of notes mainly concerned with philosophy. Some of these notes are unordered.

Letter from William Taylor, University of London, to Angus Graham to inform Graham that the title of Emeritus Professor of Classical Chinese had been conferred on him in recognition and appreciation of Graham's services to the University.

Letter from Henry Guerlac, Director, Society for the Humanities, Cornell University, to Angus Graham to answer questions raised about Graham's visit to Cornell. He discusses medical cover, travel costs, seminars and accommodation.

Letter from Julian Baldick, Department of History and Religion, King's College, London, to Angus Graham to outline the requirements for the Chinese philosophy course the department are asking Graham to provide.

Letter from Angus Graham to Wang Mong Lin, Director, Institute of East Asian Philosophies, to ask whether it would be possible to take up the offer of an appointment at the Institute in 1984/5. He also writes that his wife will visit Singapore in March and asks that she may be shown the Institute.

Letter from Ken H.J. Gardiner, Asian History Centre, The Australian National University, Canberra, to Angus Graham to invite Graham to stay at his home while he is in Canberra and to inquire regarding the seminars that Graham might wish to give.

Letter from Angus Graham to Professor Mei Guang concerning his application for a research grant to study at Tsing Hua and use its facilities to complete his history of Chinese philosophy and preparatory work for a grammar of Classical Chinese. He writes that he has made suggestions for courses and though he will teach in English is happy to attempt to speak Chinese outside the classroom. With the letter is a copy of his grant form.

Letter from Angus Graham to Norman Giradot to write that he would be delighted to do a semester at Lehigh University and it may suit with his plans for 1987. He writes that he is no longer looking at Taoism.

Correspondence concerning Graham taking up the position of Visiting Professor for a semester in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Hawaii at Manoa.

Letter from Henry Rosemont, Department of Philosophy, University of Hawaii, to Angus Graham concerning the possibility of Graham taking up an appointment at the University and whether Rosemont will still be there if he does.