Today, we, the "products" of the 20th century marked by explosive speed and monumental changes, are searching for our place in the new world. The Responses from the 21st century are small journeys into this new era, for which Romanos Gerodimos seeks answers: Why are we constantly engaged in battles in digital trenches over identities and symbols? What dangers does political correctness pose? What national narrative should Greece adopt 200 years after the Revolution of 1821? How does globalization affect other countries and why should we care about them?

This book speaks to all of us who are influenced by the great waves of History and strive to adapt to them; primarily, however, it provides the reader with a manual for conscious engagement with the world, with the ‘Other, and with oneself.