Ph.D. in Philosophy, Princeton University

M.A. in Religion (Buddhist Studies), University of Bristol

B.A. in Philosophy, Stanford University

Assistant Professor, Division of Humanities and Social Sciences (Philosophy), POSTECH

Postgraduate Research Associate, Princeton University

Baker, Calvin. 2025. “Theravāda Buddhism, Finite Fine-grainedness, and the Repugnant Conclusion.” Journal of Buddhist Ethics 32: 1-28.

Baker, Calvin. 2025. “Non-Archimedean population axiologies.” Economics & Philosophy 41: 24-25.

Baker, Calvin. 2024. “Expected choiceworthiness and fanaticism.” Philosophical Studies 181: 1237-1256.

Baker, Calvin. 2024. “Is Buddhism without rebirth ‘nihilism with a happy face’?” Analysis 84: 701-710.

Baker, Calvin. 2024. “Three revisionary implications of Buddhist animal ethics.” Philosophy East and West 74: 595-616.

Baker, Calvin. 2023. “Buddhism and utilitarianism.” In An Introduction to Utilitarianism, ed. R.Y. Chappell, D. Meissner, and W. MacAskill. https://utilitarianism.net/guest-essays/buddhism-and-utilitarianism/.

Baker, Calvin. 2022. “Buddhism and effective altruism.” In Effective Altruism and Religion, ed. D. Roser, S. Riedener, and M. Huppenbauer. Baden-Baden: Nomos.

Baker, Calvin and Barry Maguire. 2020. “The alienation objection to consequentialism.” In The Oxford Handbook of Consequentialism, ed. D. Portmore. New York: Oxford University Press.