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In keeping with \;Harvard \;Review \;of \;Philosophy&rsquo\;s current issue\, \;HRP XXXIII: Artificial Systems and Subjectivity\, this year&rsquo\;s annual undergraduate conference will center around the theme of \;Philosophy \;of Mind and Phenomenology. Following similar conferences hosted by undergraduate \;philosophy \;groups in Boston and across the US in recent years\, the \;Harvard \;Undergraduate conference welcomes paper submissions and attendees from diverse intellectual backgrounds and \;philosophical \;schools of thought.

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Philosophy \;of mind and phenomenology encompasses a wide range of subjects\, including the deeply intimate and most pressing questions of perception\, reality\, sense data\, and the relation they bear to any concept of rationality. This year&rsquo\;s keynote speaker will be renowned \;philosopher \;and Samuel H. Wolcott Professor of \;Philosophy \;Dr. Alison Simmons\, sparking our broader conversations around this year&rsquo\;s topic through a lively presentation and Q+A of her paper\, \;Our Bodies\, Ourselves: Cartesian Style.

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Our discussion will also include some pressing questions of Artificial Intelligence we can&rsquo\;t help but consider especially within conversations on this year&rsquo\;s topic. Questions of embodied form\, consciousness\, and perception are more pressing than ever.

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