China, Europe and the origins of modern science - proof copy by Graham published in Asia Major 16/1, 2 (1971) and reprinted in Chinese Science, edited by Shigeru Nakayama and Nathan Sivin, MIT Press, 1973.

"Characteristics of the Chinese Edition: Two Chinese Philosophers" - Chinese characters to be used in a Chinese edition of Two Chinese Philosophers .

Graham was asked to provide some entries for the Bibliography of Early Chinese Literature . This material consists of two letters concerning the publication.

"Benjamin Schwartz: The World of Thought in Ancient China, Harvard University Press, 1985". Graham's review of the book and a letter from Herbert Fingarette concerning it.

Letter from [Charles] to Angus Graham to give his critique of Graham's article Being in Chinese for non-sinologists.

Letter from Derek J. de Solla Price, Avalon Professor of the History of Science, Yale University, to Angus Graham to discuss the development of Chinese science. He sends with the letter his a photocopy of his article on Automata in History. The article, Automata and the Origins of Mechanism and Mechanistic Philosophy, published in Technology and Culture, 1964, is with the letter.

Letter from Professor Yun-hua Jan to Angus Graham to ask for his comments on preliminary research papers in Toung Pao and the Journal of Chinese Philosophy. Jan will be a Visiting Fellow at Clare College Cambridge in Spring 1981 and hopes they will be able to speak together. With accompanying Resume.

Angus Graham wrote many articles throughout his career. This series contains material relating to his articles including drafts and correspondence.

Graham spent much of his academic career at the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London. He held some visiting fellowships within his tenure there and after his retirement held several posts at universities in many locations. This series contains material connected with his appointments.

School of Oriental and African Studies Appointment of Full-Time Lecturer to the Academic Staff of Angus Graham as Lecturer in Chinese.