| 1 | | Jeroen Dewulf, Introduction
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| 20 | | Adriaan van Dis, Squeezed between Rice and Potato: Personal Reflections on a Durch (Post) Colonial Youth
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| 38 | | Rudolf Mrázek, Beneath Literature, Beyond Empire: Imprisonment, Universal Humanism, and (Post)Colonial Mimesis in Boven Digoel, the Jodensavanne and Scheveningen
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| 56 | | Olf Praamstra, A World of Her Own: The Eurasian Way of Living and the Balance between East and West in Maria Dermoût's The Ten Thousand Things
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| 69 | | Jeroen Dewulf, Tjalie Robinson and The American Tong Tong: Framing a Eurasian Identity in the American Sixties
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| 91 | | Manjusha Kuruppath, When Vondel Looked Eastwards: A Study of Representation and Information Transfer in Joost van den Vondel's Zungchin (1667)
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| 112 | | Lodewijk Wagenaar, The Apparition of the Cinnamon Peelers: Dutch Colonial Presence in Eighteenth-Century Ceylon and its Reflection in Non-Literary Prose
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| 128 | | Adéle Nel and Phil van Schalkwyk, The Early Cape Colony: Karel Schoeman and/on Relationality
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| 146 | | Luc Renders, Better than the Original: Christianity in Afrikaans Literary Texts by Mixed-Race and Black Authors
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| 166 | | Ena Jansen, Slavery and its Literary Afterlife in South Africa and on Curaçao
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| 186 | | Nicole Saffold Maskiell, Elite Slave Networks in the Dutch Atlantic
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| 206 | | Barry L. Stiefel, A Press of Many Tongues: The Globalization of Dutch Jewish Literature during the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries
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| 229 | | Britt Dams, Writing to Comprehend Dutch Brazil: Joannes de Laet's Iaerlyck Verhael
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| 248 | | Paul Hollanders, "Animus Revertendi" versus "Animus Manendi": The Will to Return versus the Will to Stay in Dutch Colonial Literature Applied to Colonists in Late Eighteenth-Century Suriname
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| 261 | | Michiel van Kempen, Complexities of Non-Western Canonization
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| 271 | | Giselle Ecury, Steps in History, Paces in Personal Lives
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