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Introduction Chapter One Alienation£º From Existentialism£¬ the Absurd to O'Neillian Absurdity ¢ñ£®Repetition£º An O'Neillian Family Curse ¢ò£®Faithlessness£º An O'Neillian Defiance of God ¢ó£®Incommunicability£º An O'Neillian Mode of Silence Chapter Two Authenticity£º From Existentialism£¬ the Absurd to O'Neill's Absurdity ¢ñ£®The Truth of Hopeless Hope ¢ò£®The Significance of Struggle ¢ó£®The Hatred of Death Chapter Three Man and Nature£º The Absurdist Features in O'Neill's Early Plays ¢ñ£®Thirst£º Silence and Survival ¢ò£®Where the Cross Is Made £º\"Mary Allen\" and Madness ¢ó£®Gold£º Deprivation and Defiance Chapter Four Man and Others£º The Absurdist Features in O'Neill's Middle Plays ¢ñ£®The Hairy Ape£º A Think for \"Belonging\" ¢ò£®Strange Interlude £º \"The God-Mother\" Matters ¢ó£®Mourning Becomes Electra£º \"I'm The Last Mannon\" Chapter Five Man and the Self£º The Absurdist Features in O'Neill's Later Plays ¢ñ£®More Stately Mansions£º A Courageous Facing of the \"Mothering Self\" ¢ò£®The Iceman Cometh £®£®The Absurdist As A Philosopher ¢ó£®Long Day's Journey into Night ~ A Family War of Anti-Surveillance Conclusion Bibliography ÖÐÎIJο¼ÎÄÏ× ºó¼Ç