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For more on the history and future of Kairos see:

• Kairotically Speaking: Kairos and the Power of Identity
  by Tracy Bridgeford
  
  
• Reading the Archives: Ten Years of Nonlinear (Kairos) History
  by Jim Kalmbach
  
  
• Why Kairos Matters to Writing: A Reflection on its Intellectual Property Conversations and Developing Law During the Last Ten Years
  by Martine Courant Rife
  
  
• Kairos and Graduate Student Professionalization: Intersections and Parallels
  by Leah Cassorla