• Introduction, Note on the Romanization of Chinese, Part 1: Zoroastrianism, Part 2: Islamic Philosophy, Part 3: Indian Philosophy, Part 4: Tibetan Philosophy, Part 5: Chinese Philosophy, Part 6: Korean Philosophy, Part 7: Japanese Philosophy, Glossary, General bibliography, Index

'The book succeeds in striking a balance between the need for thorough and accurate development of a particular element in a philosopher's work, and the ability to engage the layman as well as the academic. The result is a versatility that captures the imagination and the interest of curious readers and researchers alike.' - Salam Hawa, The Philosophers' Magazine

• Introduction, Note on the Romanization of Chinese, Part 1: Zoroastrianism, Part 2: Islamic Philosophy, Part 3: Indian Philosophy, Part 4: Tibetan Philosophy, Part 5: Chinese Philosophy, Part 6: Korean Philosophy, Part 7: Japanese Philosophy, Glossary, General bibliography, Index

'The book succeeds in striking a balance between the need for thorough and accurate development of a particular element in a philosopher's work, and the ability to engage the layman as well as the academic. The result is a versatility that captures the imagination and the interest of curious readers and researchers alike.' - Salam Hawa, The Philosophers' Magazine

• Introduction, Note on the Romanization of Chinese, Part 1: Zoroastrianism, Part 2: Islamic Philosophy, Part 3: Indian Philosophy, Part 4: Tibetan Philosophy, Part 5: Chinese Philosophy, Part 6: Korean Philosophy, Part 7: Japanese Philosophy, Glossary, General bibliography, Index

'The book succeeds in striking a balance between the need for thorough and accurate development of a particular element in a philosopher's work, and the ability to engage the layman as well as the academic. The result is a versatility that captures the imagination and the interest of curious readers and researchers alike.' - Salam Hawa, The Philosophers' Magazine