Copernicus in China (1973, revised 1995)
Wang Hsi-shan (1976, revised 1995)
On the Term "Taoism" as a Source of Perplexity (1978)
The Theoretical Foundations of Laboratory Alchemy (1980)
Why the Scientific Revolution Did Not Take Place in China--Or Didn't It? (1982)
On the Limits of Empirical Knowledge in Chinese and Western Science (1989)
Reflections on the Situation of Medicine in the People's Republic of China, 1987 (1990)
Science and Medicine in Chinese History (1990)
Text and Experience in Early Chinese Medicine (1995, revised 1999)
Comparing Greek and Chinese Science (1995)
Emotional Counter-Therapy (1995, in PDF file)
State, Cosmos, and Body in the First Three Centuries B.C. (1995)
The First Neo-Confucianism (with Michael Nylan, 1987, rev. 1995)
The Way and the Word (with G.E.R. Lloyd, 2002)
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