Ho, Peng (Yoke (b 1926) historian of science)
Found in 79 Collections and/or Records:
Collection of 'Outlines and state of progress, 10 May 1991', 1991 - 1991-05-10
This includes a copy of a letter from Ho Peng-Yoke to Hirakawa Yukiko of the National Institute for Research Advancement, Tokyo, Japan, accompanying a copy of a research proposal for the work on 'Science and Civilisation in China, Volume 7'.
Copy of a Joseph Needham letter to Ho Peng-Yoke about the publication of his lecture and other matters, and Ho's reply, 1984-01-14 - 1984-01-21
Other matters discussed include riots in Hong Kong. The documents also include a telex message from C. W. Toogood of Cambridge University Press, requesting Needham's choice of illustration for the published lecture.
Copy of a letter from Joseph Needham to Ho Peng-Yoke at Griffith University, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, about 'vase-shaped' cannon and the development of cannon with cylindrical walls, 1978-04-13 - 1978-04-26
The documents also include Ho's reply; related notes by Needham.
Needham wrote this letter whilst staying with Erwin and Evelyn Salk in Evanston, Illinois, U.S.A.
Copy of a letter from Nathan Sivin at the University of Pennsylvania, U.S.A. to Ho Peng-Yoke of the University of Hong Kong, about a recent stay in Cambridge and other matters, and copy of Ho's reply, 1986-10-27 - 1986-11-11
Other matters discussed include a court case revolving around Chinese medicine for which Nathan Sivin is an expert witness.
Copy of a memorandum from Joseph Needham and Ho Peng-Yoke to J. R. Partington headed 'Note on the bronze compositions of guns and cannon in China', and related documents, 1959-02-28 - 1959-03-13
The related documents comprise a copy of a letter from Joseph Needham to Partington originally accompanying the memorandum; part of a letter from Partington about the 'copper-lead system'; notes by Needham.
Copy of a review by Ho Peng-Yoke prepared for the 'Journal of Oriental Studies' and typescript copy sent by Ho to Joseph Needham, 1986-12-03
This volume was written by Tsien Tsuen-Hsuin of the University of Chicago, U.S.A. These reviews for the volume were collected by Joseph Needham.
Copy of a review by Ho Peng-Yoke published in the 'Journal of Oriental Studies', (Vol. 22, No. 1) and typescript draft, 1986
For reviews of 'Heavenly Clockwork' see SCC2/108.
Correspondence with Dr. S. Mahdihassan about ancient Chinese symbols and colours and their relation to the four directions, and related notes by Ho Peng-Yoke, 1968-08-05 - 1969-08-04
The correspondence comprises 2 letters from Mahdihassan; copies of 2 letters from Joseph Needham. Specific symbols discussed are the phoenix, red-bird and dragon.
Correspondence with Ho Peng-Yoke about progress on 'Science and Civilisation in China, Volume 5', 1968-12-02 - 1969-01-09
The correpondence comprises copies of 2 letters from Needham; part of 1 letter from Ho.
Correspondence with Ho Peng-Yoke in Cambridge about his work on the 'Tshan Thung Chhi [參同契 / Can Tong Qi]' and other matters, 1958-03-17 - 1958-07-01
Correspondence with Ho Peng-Yoke of the University of Malaya, Singapore about his translation of the 'Chin Shu [晉書 / Jin Shu]' and other work and the possibility of him working with Joseph Needham in Cambridge, 1956-03-19 - 1956-05-22
The documents include a letter from Joseph Needham suggesting that Ho could either work towards a Cambridge Ph.D. or collaborate on 'Science and Civilisation in China'. He explains that 'the two are mutually incompatible, because we have now gone past our astronomical chapters and must concentrate on other work', 6 April 1956; letter from Ho stating that he would rather collaborate on the project than aim for a Cambridge Ph. D., 11 April, 1956.
Correspondence with Prof. A. Oppenheim of the University of Malaya, Singapore about the recovery of postage costs incurred in the supervision of Ho Peng-Yoke's Ph.D. and other matters, 1957-02-07 - 1957-02-28
Other matters discussed include Ho's 'discoveries about the technical terms used by the Chinese astronomers in the 7th century for parhelia and solar haloes'; the question of finding another external examiner for Ho's work. The documents also include a parcel post receipt; related Joseph Needham notes.
Correspondence with Prof. F. Peter Lisowski and Ho Peng-Yoke of the University of Hong Kong, about the organisation of a seminar on the history of Chinese science in Hong Kong and Joseph Needham's contribution, 1982-10-21 - 1983-04-09
The documents comprise 2 letters from Lisowski to Needham; 4 letters from Ho to Needham; copies of 2 letters from Needham to Ho; copy of 1 letter from Ho to Lisowski; copy of a letter from H. T. Huang of the National Science Foundation, Washington D. C., U.S.A.
Needham suggests that he speak on the history of gunpowder.
Correspondence with the Academic Registrar of the University of Malaya about the examination of Ho Peng-Yoke's thesis entitled 'The Astronomical Chapters of the Chin Shu', 1957-05-17 - 1957-06-27
The documents also include a British Overseas Airways Corporation 'delivery sheet', which accompanied the thesis when it was sent to Joseph Needham; copy of the Act and Regulations covering the Doctorate of Philosophy at the University of Malaya.
Documents related to the paper by Ho Peng-Yoke and Joseph Needham entitled 'Theories of Categories in Early Mediaeval Chinese Alchemy', ('Journal of the Warburg and Courtauld Institutes', 1959), 1950 - 1959
This series contains files on each topic set out in Joseph Needham's grand plan for 'Science and Civilisation in China'.
Documents relating to the cancellation of the conference on the history of Chinese science planned for Hong Kong, December 1982, 1983-04-22 - 1983-04-29
Draft page prepared by Ho Peng-Yoke for 'Science and Civilisation in China', describing the first Chinese book dealing with modern chemistry, and related note from Ho to Joseph Needham, 1968-12-10
The draft has been heavily annotated by Needham.
Envelope containing a draft typescript prepared by Frank Leeming for the section of 'Science and Civilisation in China' on 'Geographical Factors', with accompanying comments by Michael Loewe and related correspondence, 1989-04-12 - 1990-12-06
Gunpowder: Correspondence relating to a 'New Effort' on the gunpowder volume, begun in 1971, 1971-10-20 - 1987-11-09
On the outside of the file Joseph Needham notes that the 'New Effort' was begun by WL [Wang Ling]/HPY [Ho Peng-Yoke]. However, it is clear that Wang Ling had less of an input into the volume during this time. Much of the correspondence is with Ho Peng-Yoke, who was responsible for completing a complete draft of the gunpowder volume in the late 1978.
Ho Peng-Yoke's calculations of the modern equivalent of I-Hsing's li/degree value, 1958-10-22
Joseph Needham's file title also reads 'Eratosthenes and I-Hsing's line of gnomons, Khang-Hsi and Antoine Thomas and the proto-metric system'.
Ho Peng-Yoke's draft for the section of 'Science and Civilisation in China' on 'Chemical Technology', 1968 - 1979-11-21
This series contains files on each topic set out in Joseph Needham's grand plan for 'Science and Civilisation in China'.
Ho Peng-Yoke's draft typescript translation of the 'last part' of the 'Thai Chhing Shih Pi Chi [太清石壁記 / Tai Qing Shi Bi Ji]', (Early 6th century), 1962-04-11
Joseph Needham has noted 'recd. from H P-Y, 11 Apr 62'.
Ho Peng-Yoke's notes on 'Alchemy in the Pao Phu Tzu' from translations by E. Feifel, 1958 - 1969
This series contains files on each topic set out in Joseph Needham's grand plan for 'Science and Civilisation in China'.
Ho Peng-Yoke's notes on 'Texts and Commentaries of Tshan Thung Chhi', 1957 - 1959
This series contains files on each topic set out in Joseph Needham's grand plan for 'Science and Civilisation in China'.
Ho Peng-Yoke's report of a 'Research Project on Chinese Science in progress in Kuala Lumpur', 1969 - 1970
This series contains files on each topic set out in Joseph Needham's grand plan for 'Science and Civilisation in China'.
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