This book carefully introduces and analyzes the basic philosophical ideas, theories, and arguments of the most important philosophers of China, Japan, and Indiafrom ancient times to the present. It provides insights into the different ways in which fundamental philosophical questions have been considered in Asia, and the basic ideas and values that enable us to understand the life and culture of the people who inhabit it.Three-part coverage looks at the historical perspectivesand much moreof Indian, Buddhist, and Chinese philosophies.For individuals interested in Asian philosophy and theology.