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Jennifer Lee Lawson 2025

Jennifer Lee Lawson: Jennifer Lee Lawson, MA is an American philosopher, author, and artist based in Central Florida. She is a breast cancer patient and has schizoaffective disorder. In philosophy, she is the author of "Cantor's Theorem and the Problem of Infinity" and "Radical Logic." She was on the Editorial Committee as Reviewer Two of an international analytic philosophy journal on philosophy of language, philosophy of logic, and metaphysics. In fiction, Lawson is the author of "Heist," and "The Hummingbird." She has Bachelor of Arts Degrees in Philosophy and Psychology from Stetson University and a Master of Arts Degree in Practical Philosophy and Applied Ethics from the University of North Florida. She has a RedBubble Store with environmentally friendly products shipped worldwide. Lawson has taught Introduction to Philosophy at the university level. She was a Research Assistant for the book "Reading Bernard Williams" (Ed. Daniel Callcut, Routledge) and on the Editorial Committee for Al-Mukhatabat Journal. As a graduate student, Lawson was an Editor of The Florida Student Philosophy Blog, which was featured in The Florida Philosophical Association's newsletter in 2007.

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