Letter from Dr Hans Lenk, Universitat Karlshruhe, to Angus Graham to invite Graham to have both his original and his newly published paper within the volume.
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Letter from Gregor Paul to Angus Graham concerning the publication of his Conceptual Schemes article and whether it should be published in On Epistemological Questions of Chinese Classical Thinking. He also writes concerning the changes he has made to his own article on Aristotelian and Neo-Mohist Logic.
Sans titreLetter from Dr Hans Lenk, Universitat Karlshruhe, to Angus Graham to thank Graham for his contribution to the volume, Epistemological Questions on Classical Chinese Philosophy. With the letter he sends an overview of the manuscripts received. The overview is also present.
Sans titreLetter from Dr Hans Lenk, Universitat Karlshruhe, to Angus Graham regarding a potential conflict regarding Graham's papers being published in two different volumes. He suggests that Graham contacts Dr Ames who now has the volume for publication.
Sans titreLetter from Dr Hans Lenk, Universitat Karlshruhe, to Roger Ames, Philosophy East &West, concerning the republication of Graham's article in Epistemological Questions in Classical Chinese Philosophy.
Sans titreRationalism and anti-rationalism in pre-Buddhist China was published in Rationality in Question, edited by S. Biderman and Ben-Ami Scharfstein, Leiden: Brill, 1990. This material contains a draft and correspondence about the article.
Sans titreRationalism and Anti-rationalism in China – article draft.
Sans titreCorrections: Rationalism and anti-rationalism in pre-Buddhist China - copy bearing line numbers with corrections.
Sans titreLetter from Shlomo Biderman, Department of Philosophy, Tel Aviv University, to Angus Graham to ask if he would be interested in contributing to a publication entitled Rationality and Irrationality: East and West.
Sans titreLetter from Shlomo Biderman, Department of Philosophy, Tel Aviv University, to Angus Graham to thank him for agreeing to contribute to Rationality and Irrationality and to ask if he would write on the Chinese dimension of the issue.
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