NEW BOOK: The Days Have it Made: Essays On Politics and Philosophy Through Cancer Treatment

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In 2024, Jennifer Lee Lawson became severely ill. She was diagnosed with breast cancer, and all throughout the year 2025, she went through cancer treatment. She experienced a lumpectomy, a port placement, chemotherapy, radiation, hormone therapy, bone treatments, oral surgery--and through it all she did her best to continue to be a good citizen and philosopher by commenting on current issues, ideas, and events.

These SIX essays are hand-picked by Lawson, showcasing some of her best work during difficult medical times.


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