Henry Bugbee

Henry Bugbee (19 February 1915 – 18 December 1999) was an American philosopher and professor. In his writing he explored a strain of existentialist thought with a distinctive emphasis on wilderness.

In his best known work, ''The Inward Morning: A Philosophical Exploration in Journal Form'', Bugbee addresses the nature of consciousness and the meaning of place through reflections on his encounters with the natural world and his readings of past philosophers. Through these personal meditations, Bugbee presents a moving and urgent account of the way toward the integrated moral life.

Educated at Princeton and University of California, Berkeley, Bugbee taught at Stanford, Harvard, and the University of Montana, where he was named professor emeritus. Provided by Wikipedia