One Thousand Years of Philosophy: From Ramanuja to Wittgenstein

Preface.
<p>Acknowledgments.</p>
<p>Events Timeline and Historical Chart.</p>
<p>1. What is Philosophy?.</p>
<p>The traditional Disciplines of Philosphy.</p>
<p>The Methods of Philosophy.</p>
<p>The Products of Philosophy.</p>
<p>Part I: Philosophy in the East.</p>
<p>2. India: The Traditions.</p>
<p>The Scope of Philosophy in India.</p>
<p>The Vedic Tradition.</p>
<p>The Velic Philosophies.</p>
<p>3. Indian Philosophy in the Second Millennium.</p>
<p>Indian Materialism.</p>
<p>The Analysis of Judgments.</p>
<p>From Deliverance to Salvation.</p>
<p>The Influence of the West.</p>
<p>4. China: Ancient Sources.</p>
<p>Confucius and the Confucius.</p>
<p>Taoism.</p>
<p>The Issue of Immortality.</p>
<p>Buddhism: From Mahayana to Zen.</p>
<p>5. Chinese and Japanese Philosophy in the Second Millennium.</p>
<p>Neo–Conficianism.</p>
<p>Chinese Philosophy Aboard.</p>
<p>The Influence of the West.</p>
<p>Part II: Philosophy In The West: Medieval Philosophy.</p>
<p>6. Islamic Philosophy.</p>
<p>Three Sources of Islamic Philosophy.</p>
<p>The Problems and their Philosphical Treatment.</p>
<p>Traditionilst′ Philosphical Attack on Philosophy.</p>
<p>The Jewish Contribution to Medieval Philosophy.</p>
<p>The Revival of the Aristotelian Influence.</p>
<p>The Influence of Islam on the Latin West.</p>
<p>The LAter Historyu of Islamic Thought.</p>
<p>7. Philosophy in Medieval Europe.</p>
<p>The Christian Tradition.</p>
<p>Our Knowledge of God, his Nature, and his Existence.</p>
<p>Moral Rewsponsibility and God′s Omniscience.</p>
<p>The Great Divide: The via moderna displaces the via antiqua.</p>
<p>Part III: Philosophy In The West: Modern Philosophy One: Mind And Cosmos.</p>
<p>8. The World Shapes The Mind: Realism and Positivism.</p>
<p>The Foundations of Science.</p>
<p>The Rise of Realism.</p>
<p>Realism in Retreat.</p>
<p>The Rise of Positivism.</p>
<p>9. Mind and Cosmos: Rationalism and Conventionalism.</p>
<p>The Rationalist Account of Knowledge.</p>
<p>Convetionalism: The Mind Shapes the World.</p>
<p>Paradigms and the Sociology of Knowledge.</p>
<p>10. The Unity of Mind and World: Idealism, Phenomenalism and Phenomenology.</p>
<p>The Rise of Idealism.</p>
<p>Phenomenalism.</p>
<p>Phenomenolgy.</p>
<p>Part IV: Philosophy in the West: Modern Philosophy Two; Persons and Their Relations.</p>
<p>11. Human Nature.</p>
<p>The Nature of a Person.</p>
<p>Personal Identity.</p>
<p>Knowinf People.</p>
<p>Dualism and Destiny.</p>
<p>12. Relations Among Persons I: Moral Philosophy.</p>
<p>Foundations of Morality.</p>
<p>The Content of Moral Judgements.</p>
<p>Existentialism.</p>
<p>Recent Extensons of the Traditional Ethical Topics.</p>
<p>Moral Relativism.</p>
<p>13. Relations Among Persons II: Political Philosophy.</p>
<p>Philosophical Foundations of the State.</p>
<p>The Evolution of States.</p>
<p>The Historical Conditioning of Social Norms.</p>
<p>Philosophical Foundations of Representative Government.</p>
<p>Bibliography: References and Further Reading.</p>
<p>Index.</p>