Rate My Professor Archie Bahm

Bahm authored and edited a wide array of works, including Philosophy: An Introduction (1953), Why Be Moral? (1992), The Philosopher's World Model (1979), Philosophy of the Buddha, The Heart of Confucius: Interpretations of Genuine Living and Great Wisdom, Comparative Philosophy: Western, Indian, and Chinese Philosophies Compared, Epistemology: Theory of Knowledge, Ethics: The Science of Oughtness, Metaphysics: An Introduction, Polarity, Dialectic, and Organicity, and Axiology: The Science of Values. He compiled and edited multiple editions of the Directory of American Philosophers from 1968 to 2003, establishing it as a key reference for philosophers in the United States and internationally. His scholarship focused on ethics, epistemology, metaphysics, axiology, comparative philosophy encompassing Western, Indian, and Chinese traditions, as well as interpretations of Eastern thinkers like Confucius, Lao Tzu, and the Buddha. Through his extensive publications, editorial contributions, and organizational leadership, Bahm advanced philosophical discourse and humanist ideals within academia and the broader community.