Cover -- Table of Contents -- Editors' Introduction -- "Ceci n'est pas un manifeste"-Envisioning Europe and European Studies (John H. Smith) -- The European Crisis and the Idea of Unification in the German Public: Philosophical Legacies, Political Challenges (Russell A. Berman) -- Reich or Nation? Versions of European Statehood in the Treaty of Westphalia (1648) (Jane O. Newman) -- Gassing Europe's Capitals: Planning, Envisioning, and Rethinking Modern Warfare in European Discourses of the 1920s and 1930s (Kai Evers) -- The Headscarf in Germany: A Critical Reading of the Feminist Debate (Anke S. Biendarra) -- Division as Unity: Plurilingualism and Language Education in Europe (Glenn S. Levine) -- Tradition and the Multinational Corporation: T.S. Eliot's Europe (Herschel Farbman) -- European Visions in Albert Camus's Abolitionism (Ève Morisi) -- Poetry and the Public Sphere: World Literature and European Languages (David T. Pan) -- Aimé Césaire: Europe, the Caribbean, or Africa? (Carrie Noland) -- Contributors.