Topic:Eastern philosophy

Welcome to the Division of Eastern Philosophy, part of the School of Philosophy.

This course should give you a vague idea of the problems addressed by the eastern philosophical tradition, and make some of its main thinkers sound familiar. It is currently nothing more than a crude overview. [At present the only article written for the Wikiversity is on Japanese philosophy, all other articles are links to Wikipedia].

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• Hindu philosophy
• Buddhist philosophy
• Jain philosophy
• Carvaka philosophy
• Taoist philosophy

• the I Ching

• Chinese philosophy

• the Great Learning
• the Analects of Confucius
• the Doctrine of the Mean
• the Mencius

• Korean philosophy
• Japanese philosophy