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The Harvard Review of Philosophy publishes articles and interviews with contemporary academic philosophers as well as transcripts of our annual lecture delivered by a distinguished scholar on our annual theme. Occasionally, we review recently published books.We prize submissions whose engagingness and readability come at no cost to their philosophical rigor. Each year, we select a theme for our issue and curate articles by invitation. While we are generally speaking an invitation-only publication, exceptions can be made for pieces that relate to the chosen topic. The theme for the 2026 issue is Artificial Systems and Subjectivity. Because we are an undergraduate-run publication that uses invitation-based curation, our editorial process differs from anonymous peer-review. Authors should expect a collaborative editing process, wherein our board of editors supplies two or more rounds of suggested revisions which the author may choose to incorporate, followed by copy editing by members of

For Authors | Harvard Review of Philosophy For Authors Submission Guidelines The Harvard Review of Philosophy publishes articles and interviews with contemporary academic philosophers as well as transcripts of our annual lecture delivered by a distinguished scholar on our annual theme. Occasionally, we review recently published books.We prize submissions whose engagingness and readability come at no cost to their philosophical rigor. Each year, we select a theme for our issue and curate articles by invitation. While we are generally speaking an invitation-only publication, exceptions can be ma

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