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-	'''Eastern philosophy''' refers very broadly to the various [[philosophy|philosophies]] of [[Asia]], including [[Indian philosophy]], [[Chinese philosophy]], [[Iranian philosophy|Persian philosophy]], [[Japanese philosophy]], and [[Korean philosophy]]. The term can also sometimes include [[Babylonian literature#Philosophy|Babylonian philosophy]] and [[Islamic philosophy|Arabic philosophy]], though these may also be considered [[Western philosophy|Western philosophies]].	+
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-	* [[Babylonian literature#Philosophy|Babylonian literature: Philosophy]]	+
-	* [[Indian philosophy]]	+
-	* [[Chinese philosophy]]	+
-	* [[Iranian philosophy]]	+
-	* [[Islamic philosophy]]	+
-	** [[Early Islamic philosophy]]	+
-	** [[Modern Islamic philosophy]]	+
-	* [[Japanese philosophy]]	+
-	* [[Korean philosophy]]	+
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