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Eastern philosophy
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set of philosophies originating in Asia
Eastern philosophy refers to a set of philosophies that originated in Asia, including traditions from China, India, Japan, and other regions. It matters because these traditions offer distinct approaches to understanding reality, ethics, and how to live, providing perspectives that differ from and complement Western philosophical thought.
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