Regional Philosophy refers to the study of philosophical ideas and traditions that emerge from specific geographical areas. It examines how local culture, history, and social conditions shape philosophical thought. This approach highlights the diversity of philosophical perspectives across different regions, such as Eastern Philosophy in Asia and Western Philosophy in Europe and North America. By focusing on regional contexts, philosophers can explore unique concepts and values that may not be present in mainstream philosophical discourse. This can include indigenous philosophies, such as those from Native American traditions, which offer insights into ethics, nature, and community that are deeply rooted in their specific environments.