Parametrize the positively oriented unit circle by z=eiθ. Then e−1/z=e−cosθ+isinθ and dz=ieiθdθ, soEquating the real part and imaginary part with −2πi gives
∮Ce−1/zdz=i∫02πe−cosθcos(θ+sinθ)dθ−∫02πe−cosθsin(θ+sinθ)dθ.
∫02πe−cosθcos(θ+sinθ)dθ=−2π,∫02πe−cosθsin(θ+sinθ)dθ=0.
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