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South and East Asian Philosophy Reader
The South and East Asian Philosophy Reader provides a broad introduction to the major philosophical and religious traditions of Asia while also drawing parallels to Western thought.
- Author
- Noah Levin
- Publisher
- Golden West College
- Source
- LibreTexts
- License
- CC BY-NC-SA
- Language
- EN
Contents· 37 sections
- 01: Foundations Of Chinese And Japanese Philosophy - Taoism Confucianism Shintoism
- 1.01: Introduction to South and East Asian Philosophy
- 1.02: The Tao- Part I
- 1.03: The Tao- Part II
- 1.04: Confucius- Part I
- 1.05: Confucius- Part II
- 1.06: Shintoism
- 02: Hindu-based Philosophy and Jainism
- 2.01: Hinduism Primer
- 2.02: Creation
- 2.03: Self and Atman
- 2.04: Reality and Time
- 2.05: Reincarnation
- 2.06: Karma
- 2.07: Hindu Meditation
- 2.08: Jainism
- 2.09: Other Asian Religions and their Philosophies- Sikhism and Zoroastrianism
- 03: Buddhist Philosophy
- 3.01: Buddhism Primer
- 3.02: Siddhartha (Part I)
- 3.03: Siddhartha (Part II)
- 3.04: Siddhartha (Part III)
- 3.05: Origins Theravada and Mahayana
- 3.06: Ox-Herding Sesshin and Nirvana
- 3.07: Koans and Meditation
- 3.08: Zen
- 04: Lets Fight- Sun-tzu Samurais and Martial Arts
- 4.01: The Art of War (I)
- 4.02: The Art of War (II)
- 4.03: Bushido
- 4.04: Kung-Fu and Buddhism
- 4.05: Philosophy of the Martial Arts
- 05: Other Parts of The Ancient World and Parallels To The East
- 5.01: Pre-Socratics
- 5.02: Socrates
- 5.03: Plato
- 5.04: Aristotle