A Sourcebook in Global Philosophy

by Mohammed Rustom, Carleton University (Volume Editor)

COLLECTIONS:
AfroDiasporic & Indigenous Collection
Complete Collection
​Islamic Studies Collection
Jewish Studies Collection
South & East Asia Collection​

Forthcoming, Spring 2025

This first of its kind sourcebook brings together over fifty leading contemporary philosophers and translators in order to highlight the depth, diversity, and creativity of non-Western philosophical traditions. It does so by featuring the major ideas, themes, and arguments of Africana, Buddhist, Confucian, Hindu, Islamic, Jain, Jewish, Latin American, Mesoamerican, Native American, and Taoist philosophy through translations of nearly one hundred philosophical texts from sixteen different languages (namely, Arabic, Aramaic, Chinese, French, Hebrew, Japanese, Judeo-Arabic, Korean, Maasai, Mayan, Persian, Sanskrit, Spanish, Tibetan, Turkish, and Urdu).

The volume also contains several key works of global philosophy originally written in English.

Topics covered include metaphysics, cosmology, epistemology, philosophy of language, logic, ethics, storytelling, philosophy of religion, selfhood, death, and freedom.

A Sourcebook in Global Philosophy will prove to be indispensable to all students and teachers of philosophy, religion, and comparative literature.

ISBN-13 (Hardback) 9781800505469
Price (Hardback) £75.00 / $100.00
ISBN-13 (Paper) 9781800505476
Price (Paper) £30.00 / $40.00
ISBN (eBook) 9781800505483
ISBN (ePub) forthcoming
Price (eBook & ePub) Individual £30.00 / $40.00
Institutional £550.00 / $700.00
Publication 15/04/2025
Pages 600
Size 234 x 156mm
Readership students
Illustration 3 figures

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  • publisher
    Equinox Publishing Ltd.
  • publisher place
    Sheffield (U.K.)
  • series title
    Global Philosophy