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Serendip, a digital ecosystem fueled by serendipity, was founded in 1994, and is dedicated to gathering people together for the exploration of science and its implications for art, climate change, disability studies, literature, mental health, pedagogy, social justice, and technology.

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In Spring 2014, Sam Terry and Anne Dalke pursued a shared reading list on this topic. We read the work of theorists Lauren Berlant, Cathy Caruth, Albert Camus, Elizabeth Ellsworth, Didier Fassin, Shoshana Felman & Dori Laub, Stefano Harney & Fred Moten, Linda Kauffman, Dominick LaCapra, Eve Sedgwick, Laurie Vickroy and Anne Whitehead; we also studied novels and memoirs by Pat Barker, Edwidge Danicat, Rena Fraden, Larry Heinemann, Ann Michaels, Caryl Phillips and Binjamin Wilkomirski.

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