Other Metaphysical Traditions

Philosophers whose metaphysical work does not fit this subcategory's other era and tradition groups. Gathers Byzantine Neoplatonists who continued the late antique tradition inside the Eastern Roman Empire itself, without the direct Renaissance Italian afterlife that places some of their own contemporaries under Renaissance And Early Modern instead; a Georgian Neoplatonist working from Constantinople who translated Proclus into Georgian; philosophers of the Vietnamese and other regional traditions not otherwise covered by this subcategory's named groups; and modern scholars of Islamic mysticism and philosophy whose own field of study is the golden age tradition but whose own scholarly career sits outside it in the twentieth or twenty first century.