Robert Craig Baum is Associate Dean for Institutional Development
and Curriculum Design at the European Graduate School where he was
also appointed Visiting Professor of Philosophy. In the US, he
teaches across the curriculum for River Valley Community College in
Claremont, NH. He holds degrees from Catholic University (BA,
Philosophy), Dartmouth College (MA, Liberal Studies), and, in 2009,
the European Graduate School (Ph.D., Philosophy/Communications/New
Media). His research and publications include forthcoming study
guides on Jean-Paul Sartre and Martin Heidegger (Philosophy
Insights (Humanities E-Books, United Kingdom) and upcoming articles
on Heinrich von Kleist, Voltaire, Albert Camus, and, oddly enough,
Herman Melville, William Faulkner, Larry Brown, and (the Australian
writer) Markus Zusak. He plans to publish by 2010 a philosophical
and literary critical memoir called "BLACKTHEATREWORLD: Thinking
Parks, Kennedy, Wilson."