Wising up the marks : the amodern William Burroughs / Timothy S. Murphy.
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University of California Press,
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: "Nothing is True, Everything is Permitted"
- Ch. 1. Invisibility and Amodernism
- Ch. 2. No Final Glossary: Fugitive Words in Junky and Queer
- Ch. 3. "All Agents defect and all Resisters sell out": The Negative Dialectics of Naked Lunch
- Ch. 4. "I Hassan i Sabbah rub out the word forever": The Dialectic of Treason and the Abolition of the Law in the Nova Trilogy
- Ch. 5. The Wild Boys: Desire, Fantasy, and the Book of the Dead
- Ch. 6. Quién es? Reconstitution of the Revolutionary Subject in Burroughs's Late Trilogy
- Conclusion: Burroughs's Fin de siècle: Listen to My Last Words Everywhere.