*Frontmatter, pg. i*Preface, pg. v*Contents, pg. ix*Introduction, pg. 1*On Realistic Poetry, pg. 41*"Life and Aesthetics", pg. 44*"On Realism", pg. 80*On Realism, pg. 89*Two Views of of Madame Bovary, pg. 97*"The World of Balzac", pg. 105*On Realism, pg. 112*On True Novels, pg. 117*On Realism, pg. 120*"Ideals and Idealists", pg. 122*On Truth in Fiction, pg. 129*On Veritism, pg. 137*Contemporary Society as Novelistic Material, pg. 147*"True Art Speaks Plainly", pg. 154*On the Rougon-Macquart Series, pg. 159*"The Experimental Novel", pg. 162*"Naturalism in the Theatre", pg. 197*"Emile Zola and L'Assommoir", pg. 230*"Nana", pg. 236*Levels of Realism, pg. 244*"The Lower Elements", pg. 247*"For and Against Zola", pg. 251*On Spanish Realism, pg. 261*What Naturalism Is Not, pg. 266*"The New Naturalism", pg. 274*"A Typical Novel", pg. 296*On Russian and French Realism, pg. 310*"Manifesto of Five Against La Terre", pg. 344*Pernicious Literature, pg. 350*"The Limits of Realism in Fiction", pg. 383*Naturalism in the Theatre, pg. 394*Naturalism Is Not Dead, pg. 407*"Guy de Maupassant", pg. 412*"A Natural History of American Naturalism", pg. 429*"The Naturalism of Mr. Dreiser", pg. 452*"A Literary Manifesto: The Populist Novel", pg. 465*On Portuguese Neo-Realism, pg. 468*On Socialist Realism, pg. 483*Comments on Socialist Realism, pg. 486*"A Defense of Realism", pg. 489*"Emile Zola", pg. 506*"A Defense of Naturalism", pg. 535*On the Falsity of Realism, pg. 549*"Conclusions and Applications", pg. 565*"Notes on the Decline of Naturalism", pg. 579*"The Realistic Fallacy", pg. 591*A Short Bibliography of History and Criticism, pg. 599*Index, pg. 605
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