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A logician is a person who studies logic. Some famous women logicians are listed below in English alphabetical transliteration order (by surname).

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Alice Ambrose (1906-2001)
Hajnal Andréka (Hungary)
Noriko H. Arai (Japan, born 1962)

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Susanna S. Epp

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Vera Fischer (mathematician)

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Rosalie Iemhoff

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Constance Jones

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Sara Negri (Italy/Finland, born 1967)

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Christine Paulin-Mohring (France, born 1962)
Rózsa Péter (Hungary, 1905–1977)
Marian Pour-El
Val Plumwood (Australia)

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Rose Rand
Helena Rasiowa (Poland, 1917–1994)
Adriane Rini
Julia Robinson (US, 1919–1985)

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Mary Tiles

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Monica VanDieren (US, born 1974)
Rineke Verbrugge (Netherlands, born 1965)

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Sofya Yanovskaya (Russia)

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Logics	Classical Informal Critical thinking Reason Mathematical Non-classical Philosophical
Theories	Argumentation Metalogic Metamathematics Set

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topics	Mathematical logic Boolean algebra Set theory
other	Logicians Rules of inference Paradoxes Fallacies Logic symbols

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