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Prologue 1
Introduction 10
The Revolt against Positivism 23
Science and Sensibility 33
Art and Accuracy 39
Language and the Politics of Realism 53
The Things of This World 62
Art, Empire
Erotic Science: Realism and Aesthetics in the Fiction of Tanizaki Jun'ichiro 73
Surface and Depth 77
Pornographic Realism 88
Truth in Advertising 101
Erotic Science 111
A Dark Ecology: Yokomitsu Riichi's Universe 121
When Was Shanghai? 128
A Dark Ecology 134
Mapping the Empire 140
The Fourth Person 154
Earth, Stars
Things Near and Far Away: Geometry and Ethics in the Stories of Miyazawa Kenji 163
You Are Here 174
Society and the Fourth Dimension 182
Space Is Not Empty 196
The Ethics of Realism 205
The Wild and the Cultivated: Kenji, Darwin, and the Rights of Nature 215
The Wild and the Cultivated 228
The Sacramental Economy 240
The Border Country 247
Progress and the Struggle forExistence 256
Brethren in Pain: Beauty, Objectivity, and the Lives of Bears 266
The Accurate and the Beautiful 269
Love and Objectivity 282
Epilogue 307
Reference Matter
Notes 313
Works Cited 357
List of Characters 379
Index 385
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