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Astrid Erll, “Homer, Turko, Little Harry: Cultural Memory and the Ethics of Premediation in James Joyce’s Ulysses,” 227–253

Arleen Ionescu, “The ‘Differend’ of Shoes: Van Gogh, Beckett, Wiesel, Levi, and Holocaust Museums,” 255–277

Jeremy Hawthorn, “History, Fiction, and the Holocaust: Narrative Perspective and Ethical Responsibility,” 279¬–298

Leona Toker, “Testimony and Fictionality in Georgy Demidov’s Gulag Stories,” 299–318

Edward Waysband, “In Job Dulder’s Balances: Petr Guber and Russian-Polish-Jewish Relations during World War I,” 319–347

Charles I. Armstrong, “Trauma in Michael Longley’s War Poetry of the Troubles” 349–362

Daphna Erdinast-Vulcan, “Whose Story? Whose History?: The Conradian Hetero-text of Latin American Fiction,” 363–381