Building upon the emerging discourse on the need to deprovincialize teaching and research in philosophy, this first of its kind sourcebook brings together over fifty leading contemporary philosophers 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 Islamic, Buddhist, Jain, Hindu, Jewish, Taoist, Confucian, Native American, Aztec, and Africana philosophy through translations of over eighty philosophical texts from sixteen different languages (namely, Arabic, Aramaic, Chinese, English, French, Hebrew, Japanese, Judeo-Arabic, Korean, Maasai, Nahuatl, Oromo, Persian, Sanskrit, Tibetan, and Yoruba). Topics covered include metaphysics, cosmology, epistemology, philosophy of language, logic, ethics, storytelling, philosophy of religion, selfhood, death, and freedom. Global Philosophy: A Sourcebook will prove to be indispensable to all serious students and teachers of philosophy, religion, and pre-modern cultures.