Introduction
Chapter One Deterritorialization: O’Hara with His Freed Desire
1.1Subversive Writing
1.2Deterritorialization of Art
1.3Deterritorialization of Cold War
Chapter Two Desiring Machine in O’Hara’s Poems
2.1A Schizophrenic Poet
2.2“Poetry is as useful as a machine”
Chapter Three“Neon in Daylight is a great pleasure”:O’Hara’s Euphoric State
3.1Pleasure:Voice of Writing
3.2Friendship: Passion of Creation
3.3Homosexual Desire: Pleasure to be Gazed at
3.4Fetishism in New York
Conclusion
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致谢
声明
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