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Introduction
1£®Doctorow and His Boy-narrators in New York
2£®Dialogism Between Critics and Doctorow
3£®¡°Little Wanderer¡±and the City
4£®Literature Review

Chapter One Wandering as Perceptive Psychic Alien in The Book of Daniel
1£®1 Childhood Trauma and Psychic¡¯Alien
1£®1£®1 Alienation Perceived£®Inherited and Forced
1£®1£®2 Survivor Syndrome of the Little Wanderers
1£®2 Orphan in Search of a Real¡°Home¡±
1£®2£®1 Perception of¡°Home¡±
1£®2£®2 A Wandering Soul in Search of¡°Home¡±
1£®2£®3 ¡°Home¡±Motif and the City
1£®2£®4 Sublimation by Death and Orphanage
1£®3 Desire for Utopia As a Cure for Trauma
1£®3£®1 Prototypes of the Future Dwelling Place
1£®3£®2 Disneyland as a Prototype of Utopia
1£®3£®3 Open Ending Suggesting Possibilities

Chapter Two Wandering to Be Perceptive Typical American Boy in World'S Fair
2£®1 The Journey of Self Discovery
2£®1£®1 The¡°Shock¡±Motif
2£®1£®2 Accumulated Love of the City under Father'S Influence
2£®1£®3 Jewish American Boy as a New Yorker
2£®2 The Cityscape Perceived from the Little Wanderer'S Eyes
2£®2£®1 Natural Environment in the City
2£®2£®2 Built Environment in the City
2£®2£®3 Human Environment in the City
2£®2£®4 Verbal Environment in the City
2£®3 The World'S Fair as the Hope for Future Citizens
2£®3£®1 The World'S Fair and Its Logo£ºthe Signifier and the
Signified
2£®3£®2 Edgar'S Stroll in the World'S Fair
2£®3£®3 The World'S Fair Perceived from Edgar'S Eyes

Chapter Three Wandering as Capable Perceptive Apprentice in Billy Bathgate
3£®1 Capable Perceptive Wanderer in Pursuit of American Dream
3£®2 Searching for a¡°Father¡±and Becoming a¡°Father¡±
3£®2£®1 Wandering in the Street in Search of Patrimony
3£®2£®2 Idling Resistance and Growth
3£®2£®3 Oedipus Showing Paternal Love in His Stroll
3£®3 Billy the Little Wanderer'S Space Values
3£®3£®1 Cultural Map of New York
3£®3£®2 Identification with New York
3£®3£®3 The Man of the Crowd

Conclusion
Bibliography
Index
Postscript