Letter from Mary Bockover, Department of Philosophy, Humboldt State University, to Angus Graham to inform him that Open Court had set a new publication date for the Festschrift, Rules, Ritual and Responsibility: Essays Dedicated to Herbert Fingarette, for the spring of 1991 and therefore there should be no problem to include Graham's article. She also writes that her Chinese Philosophy class are enjoying Graham's Disputers of the Tao, and adds a postscript of her concern for the situation in the Middle East.

Letter from Lee Yearley, Stanford University, to Angus Graham to express his delight that Reason and Spontaneity will soon be out. He asks if Graham has considered a paperback edition of Chuang Tzu to be used by students. He also writes that he has had a productive sabbatical and may contact Graham to discuss some matters.

Letter from Joel Kupperman, Department of Philosophy, University of Connecticut, to Angus Graham to express his pleasure in seeing Graham in Hawaii and to give some thoughts on the interpretative character of awareness.

Letter from Joel Kupperman, Department of Philosophy, University of Connecticut, to Angus Graham to agree that their debate has run its course for the time being and to express his view of their points of difference.

Letter from Joel Kupperman, University of Connecticut, to Angus Graham to thank Graham for sending a copy of Reason and Spontaneity.

Letter from Joel Kupperman, Department of Philosophy, University of Connecticut, to Angus Graham to admit that Graham's account of awareness may be an ethical theory that is good in its way.

Letter from Joel Kupperman, Department of Philosophy, University of Connecticut, to Angus Graham to try again to formulate what he believes is Graham's vulnerable point in the argument.

Letter from J.F. Standish, Curzon Press, to Mrs Pek Siok Ching, Institute of East Asian Philosophies, to agree that the name of the Institute can be shown somewhere on Graham's book. With this letter is a copy of the reply sent by Pek Siok Ching regarding the status of the Institute and the request for the Institute to be acknowledged in Graham's book, dated 12 October 1984.

Letter from J.F. Standish, Curzon Press, to Angus Graham to inform him regarding the position of his hardback edition of Reason and Spontaneity and therefore the problems of bringing out a paperback. He encloses a letter he has received from Barnes & Noble, the American arm of the original publication.

Letter from J.F. Standish, Curzon Press, to Angus Graham to thank him for sending p.235 of the manuscript and to discuss some other editorial issues.