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contents List of Illustrations ix Acknowledgments xi Introduction: Canine Imperialism 1 1. The Native Dog and the Colonial Dog 18 2. Civilizing Canines; or, Domesticating and Destroying Dogs 53 3. Fascism’s Furry Friends: The “Loyal Dog” Hachiko ˉ and the Creation of the “Japanese” Dog 87 4. Dogs of War: Mobilizing All Creatures Great and Small 130 5. A Dog’s World: The Commodification of Contemporary Dog Keeping 171 Notes 199 Bibliography 233 Index 253 ...
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