Certainly, if it is the case that if we take philosophy to be the rational inquiry into the nature of the universe and all the things in it as it may be comprehensible to human reason and intuition, then the philosophical spirit, as we know it in the West, arose in Greece when poetical and mythological accounts of these matters no longer satisfied the most skeptical of the Greeks. By the fifth century, B.C., mostly in Athens, attention began to focus more on man and less on the heavens, first in tragedy, then in dialogues, and finally in formats that dominate universities to this day. After the advent of these philosophical questions, the world has never been the same. Dr. Hope Fitz and Dr. Vasillopulos will both lecture on the philosophies of ancient Greece, focusing on Plato and Aristotle. They will also discuss the influence of Greek thinking upon the world.
Perspectives has some Non-Western content.
Creativity Creativity has some Non-Western content. Contemporary Moral Problems Course on Contemporary Moral Problems has some Non-Western content. These courses are offered by me each semester.