"Indian Philosophy: A Very Short Introduction" offers a compact overview of the rich and diverse tradition of Indian philosophy, which spans over two and a half millennia. Written by Sue Hamilton, the book illuminates the six classical schools of Indian thought and their approaches to exploring reality. It introduces central concepts such as karma and reincarnation, which are characteristic of Indian thinking. Furthermore, it demonstrates how Indian thinkers have addressed questions of reality and knowledge that are also significant in Western philosophy. This introduction is part of the renowned "Very Short Introductions" series from Oxford University Press, which enables readers to quickly and effectively engage with new topics.