Engaging With Temporal Others : Memory, Trauma and (In)security Across Time

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Traumatic histories shape contemporary political landscapes in South Korea, Japan, and Indonesia, revealing their ongoing effects.
The analysis of the Vietnam War compensation dispute in South Korea identifies how states navigate unwanted memories for stability.
Political actors engage with temporal others, demonstrating the influence of selective memory on identity and narratives.
Anticipating future selves becomes vital, showing the relevance of feared outcomes in managing historical legacies.

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This analysis reveals how memory and trauma influence ontological security in various nations, suggesting complex political implications.

Phuong Anh Nguyen (2025) studied this question.

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