James Griffith, Ph.D. (2014), DePaul University, is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Philosophy at Middle East Technical University in Ankara, Turkey. He has published several articles on political philosophy, early modern philosophy, and contemporary Continental philosophy, as well as Fable, Method, and Imagination in Descartes (2018).

• List of Figures and TablesNotes on Contributors1 The Muses Speak as OneJames GriffithPart 1Stories and Memories2 History, Narrative, and Trauma in Balkan CinemaSean Homer3 Narratives of Forced Displacement at the Gates of EuropeFélix Díaz4 The “Good Soldier” in Hašek’s and Rebreanu’s Narratives of the First World WarCharles Sabatos5 The Image of the Turk and Oriental Discourse in Panait Istrati’s Kyra Kyralina and Ivo Andrić’s the Bridge on the DrinaHaluk Talay6 History, Puya and Larei Lathup: On Rejecting the Myth of the Aryan Origin of the Meitei Community in India’s Northeastern State of ManipurMichael SamjetsabamPart 2Memories and Histories7 A Sense of Fatality: History, the Anthropocene, and the Apprehension of InadequacyAlexandre Leskanich8 The View from the Gray Zone: Czechoslovak Underground Journals as Testimonies of Alternative Historical NarrativesLucie Hunter9 Remove or Remain? American Attitudes toward Confederate Memorials in the Wake of 2020Tyler Johnson10 Architectures of Racial Terror, the Spatiality of the History of Lynching, and the Memorials of Jim Crow’s AmnesiaAlfred Frankowski11 Home and HomelessnessJozef MajerníkIndex