SCIENCE
AND CIVILISATION
IN CHINA SERIES
Cambridge University Press, 1954 -
Founded by Joseph Needham CH FRS FBA, 1900-1995.
The Science and Civilisation in China series is the work of Joseph Needham and an international team of collaborators, and is published by Cambridge University Press in seven volumes. From volume 4 onwards each volume is divided into a number of parts. The project is now proceeding under the guidance of the Publications Board of the Needham Research Institute, chaired by Christopher Cullen.
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those parts of SCC already published, or for which MSS
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complete and in the hands of the Press, are listed here.
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VOL. I. Introductory Orientations.
Joseph Needham,
with the research assistance of Wang Ling (1954)
VOL. II. History of Scientific
Thought. Joseph
Needham, with the research assistance of Wang Ling
(1956)
VOL. III. Mathematics and the
Sciences of the
Heavens and Earth. Joseph Needham, with the research
assistance of Wang
Ling (1959)
VOL. IV. Physics and Physical
Technology.
Pt. 1.
Physics. Joseph
Needham, with the research assistance of Wang Ling, and
the special
co-operation of Kenneth Robinson (1962)
Pt. 2.
Mechanical
Engineering. Joseph Needham, with the collaboration of
Wang Ling (1965)
Pt. 3.
Civil
Engineering and Nautics. Joseph Needham, with the
collaboration of Wang
Ling and Lu Gwei-djen (1971)
VOL. V. Chemistry and Chemical
Technology
Pt. 1.
Paper and
Printing. Tsien Tsuen-Hsuin (1985)
Pt. 2.
Spagyrical
Discovery and Invention: Magisteries of Gold and
Immortality. Joseph
Needham, with the collaboration of Lu Gwei-djen (1974)
Pt. 3.
Spagyrical
Discovery and Invention: Historical Survey, from
Cinnabar Elixirs to
Synthetic Insulin. Joseph Needham, with the
collaboration of Ho Ping-Yu
[Ho Peng-Yoke] and Lu Gwei-djen (1976)
Pt. 4.
Spagyrical
Discovery and Invention: Apparatus and Theory. Joseph
Needham, with the
collaboration of Lu Gwei-djen, and a contribution by
Nathan Sivin (1980)
Pt. 5.
Spagyrical
Discovery and Invention: Physiological Alchemy. Joseph
Needham, with
the collaboration of Lu Gwei-djen (1983)
Pt. 6.
Military
Technology: Missiles and Sieges. Joseph Needham, Robin
D.S. Yates, with
the collaboration of Krzysztof Gawlikowski, Edward
McEwen and Wang Ling
(1994)
Pt. 7.
Military
Technology: The Gunpowder Epic. Joseph Needham, with the
collaboration
of Ho Ping-Yu [Ho Peng-Yoke], Lu Gwei-djen and Wang Ling
(1987)
Pt. 9.
Textile
Technology: Spinning and Reeling. Dieter Kuhn (1986)
Pt. 11. Ferrous Metallurgy. Donald
B. Wagner (2008) NEW
Pt. 12. Ceramic Technology
.
Rose Kerr and Nigel Wood, with additional contributions
by Ts'ai
Mei-fen
and Zhang Fukang (2004)
Pt. 13: Mining. Peter Golas
(1999)
VOL. VI. Biology and Biological
Technology
Pt. 1.
Botany. Joseph
Needham, with the collaboration of Lu Gwei-djen, and a
special
contribution by Huang Hsing-Tsung (1986)
Pt. 2.
Agriculture.
Francesca Bray (1984)
Pt. 3.
Agroindustries
and Forestry. Christian A. Daniels and Nicholas K.
Menzies (1996)
Pt. 4.
Traditional Botany: An
Ethnographic Approach. Georges Metailie (2015)
Pt. 5. Fermentations
and Food Science. H.T. Huang (2000)
Pt. 6.
Medicine.
Joseph Needham and Lu Gwei-djen, edited by Nathan Sivin
(2000)
VOL. VII. The Social Background
Pt. 1.
Language and
Logic. Christoph Harbsmeier (1998)
Pt. 2. General
Conclusions and
Reflections. Joseph
Needham , edited by
Kenneth Girdwood Robinson, with contributions
by Ray Huang, and an introduction by Mark Elvin (2004)
Science and Civilisation in China