Retranslating the Translation by Angus Graham. Photocopies, typescript and handwritten original poems and their multiple translations produced by 8 students during a seminar led by Angus Graham in the autumn of 1972. With the poems is a description of the exercise and the student list.
Graham Angus Charles 1919-1991Review for Unreason within Reason: Essays on the Outskirts of Rationality.
Berthrong JohnReview and Presentation List of Vol XVI of the "E.J.W. Gibb Memorial Series", Entitled Tadhkirat al-Mulūk', List of organisations to which copies should be sent. Storey has added the note: "Please circulate in the order R.A. Nicholson, H.A. R. Gibb, A.J. Arberry and return to C.A. Storey".
Gibb Memorial Trust Cambridge"Review article on the Jataka Reliefs at Cula Pathon Cetiya: Buddhist Folk Tales Depicted at Chula Pathon Cedi" by Piriya Krairiksh, with Thai translation by M.C.Subhadradis Diskul Bangkok,1974 (published privately on the occasion of the author's father's Fifth Cycle); 44pp. by Nandana Chutiwongs. Photocopy of article.
Diskul M.CSubhadradisReview of Disputers of the Tao by Anne D. Birdwhistell, Stockton State College.
Birdwhistell Anne DReview by David L. Hall from Philosophy East and West of Graham's Chaung Tzu: The Seven "Inner Chapters" and Other Writings from the Book Chuang-tzŭ and Chuang-tzŭ: Textual Notes to a Partial Translation.
Hall David L. b 1955Review of Graham's Two Chinese philosophers: Ch'eng Ming-tao and Ch'eng Yi-ch'uan by Denis Twitchett. Unknown publication.
Twitchett Denis Crispin 1925-2006 British sinologist"Al filosofo Angus Graham non piace la ragione dimezzata. Un taoista a Londra." Newspaper article from Il manifesto concerning publication of Reason and Spontaneity written by Francseco Sisci.
Sisci Francesco b 1960Review of Two Chinese philosophers: Ch'eng Ming-tao and Ch'eng Yi-ch'uan by Günther Debon. Possibly from ZDMG, (pages 443-444). With compliment slip from Lund Humphries.
Debon Günther 1921-2005Review of Graham's Unreason within Reason and Henry Rosemont's (editor) Chinese Texts and Philosophical Contexts by John Berthrong, Boston University School of Theology, to appear in Philosophy East and West, 1994.
Berthrong John