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Part 1. Persian Philosophy Introduction 1. The Origins of Zoroastrianphilosophy 2. Later Zoroastrian 3. Morals and society in Zoroastrianphilosophy 4. Contemporary Zoroastrian philosophy Part 2. Indian PhilosophyIntroduction 5. The origins of Indian philosophy 6. Non-orthodox Indianphilosophies 7. Nyaya-Vaiue ika 8. Sankhya-Yoga 9. Purva Minamsa and Vedanta10. Uankaracarya 11. Later Vedanta 12. Logic and language in Indianphilosophy 13. Knowledge and reality in Indian philosophy 14. Morals andsociety in Indian philosophy 15. Contemporary Indian philosophy Part 3.Buddhist Philosophy Introduction 16. The Buddha 17. Buddhism in India 18,Nagarjuna 19. Buddhism in Tibet 20. Buddhism in Sri Lanka and south-east Asia21. Logic and language in Buddhism 22. Knowledge and reality in Buddhism 23.Morals and society in Buddhism 24, Contemporary Buddhist philosophy Part 4.Chinese Philosophy Introduction 25. The origins of Chinese philosophy 26.Confucius and Confucianism 27. Daoism in Chinese philosophy 28. Buddhism inChinese philosophy 29. Mao Zedong and 'Chinese Marxism' 30. logic andlanguage in Chinese philosophy 31. Knowledge and reality in Chinesephilosophy 32. Morals and society in Chinese philosophy 33. ContemporaryChinese philosophy Part 5. Japanese Philosophy Introduction 34. The originsof Japanese philosophy 35. Confucuanism in Japan 36. Buddhism in Japan 37.Morals and society in Japanese philosophy 38. Contemporary Japanesephilosophy Part 6. Islamic Philosophy Introduction 39. The origins of Islamicphilosophy 40. Al-Farabi 41. Avicenna 42. Islamic philosophy in south andsouth-east Asia 45. Logic and language in Islamic philosophy 46. Knowledgeand reality in Islamic philosophy 47. Morals and society in Islamicphilosophy 48. Contemporary philosophy Glossary Index