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Preface | ||
The Sixties: A Chronology | ||
Pt. 1 | Struggling to be Free: The Civil Rights Movement | |
"The Dangerous Road Before Martin Luther King" | 6 | |
"Letter from a Birmingham Jail" | 24 | |
from Rosa Parks: My Story | 41 | |
from Coming of Age in Mississippi | 45 | |
"Where Is the Voice Coming From?" | 51 | |
"The March" | 57 | |
"The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll" | 63 | |
"Ballad of Birmingham" | 65 | |
"For the Union Dead" | 67 | |
"The Ballot or the Bullet" | 70 | |
"The Civil Rights Movement: What Good Was It?" | 80 | |
from Dreamer | 86 | |
Pt. 2 | End it! And End it Now! The Anti-Vietnam War Movement | |
"Original Child Bomb" | 108 | |
"What's Happening in America (1966)" | 119 | |
"Life at War" | 124 | |
"Overheard over S.E. Asia" | 127 | |
"The Teeth Mother Naked at Last" | 128 | |
"Let Sleeping Dogs Lie" | 137 | |
"How to Maintain a Peaceful Demonstration" | 141 | |
from The Armies of the Night: "A Confrontation by the River" | 155 | |
from "On the Perimeter" | 159 | |
from Dispatches | 168 | |
"The Man I Killed" | 171 | |
from Born on the Fourth of July | 176 | |
"Attack the Water" | 179 | |
"Tunnels" | 181 | |
"Hanoi Hannah" | 183 | |
"'You and I Are Disappearing'" | 184 | |
"2527th Birthday of the Buddha" | 185 | |
"Prisoners" | 185 | |
"Nude Interrogation" | 186 | |
"Facing It" | 187 | |
Pt. 3 | Why Can We Not Begin New? The Free Speech Movement and Beyond | |
"Battle of Berkeley Talking Blues" | 196 | |
"Put My Name Down" | 197 | |
"Hey Mr. Newsman" | 199 | |
"There's a Man Taking Names" | 200 | |
"I Walked Out in Berkeley" | 200 | |
from The Free Speech Movement | 202 | |
"The Rules of the Game ... When You're Busted" | 205 | |
"Wanted: Hip Cops" | 207 | |
"Demonstration or Spectacle As Example, As Communication - or How to Make a March/Spectacle" | 208 | |
from Hell's Angels: "The Dope Cabala and a Wall of Fire" | 212 | |
"Testament for My Students, 1968-1969" | 221 | |
"Smoking Dope with Thomas Pynchon: A Sixties Memoir" | 228 | |
"The Police Band" | 238 | |
"Che's Last Letter" | 241 | |
"The Coming of the Purple Better One" | 243 | |
"Yeats in the Gas" | 253 | |
Pt. 4 | "I Feel Like I'm Fixin' to Die": The Counterculture Movement | |
"I Feel Like I'm Fixin'-to-Die Rag" | 261 | |
"Talking Non-Violence" | 263 | |
"Superbird" | 264 | |
"Janis" | 265 | |
"THE little PHENOMENA" | 266 | |
from Ringolevio | 270 | |
"A Minstrel Show or: Civil Rights in a Cracker Barrel" | 276 | |
"Psychedelic Rock Posters: History, Ideas, and Art" | 291 | |
"The Rolling Stones - At Play in the Apocalypse" | 306 | |
"New Speedway Boogie" | 315 | |
"Because My Father Always Said He Was the Only Indian Who Saw Jimi Hendrix Play 'The Star-Spangled Banner' at Woodstock" | 317 | |
Pt. 5 | Adrift in the Age of Aquarius: Drugs and the Movement Into Inner Space | |
"Turning On the World" | 331 | |
"The Holidays at Millbrook - 1966" | 343 | |
from The Teachings of Don Juan | 350 | |
from House Made of Dawn | 362 | |
"Letters from Mexico" | 367 | |
"Pills and Shit: The Drug Scene" | 377 | |
from The Basketball Diaries | 388 | |
Pt. 6 | Living in the Revolution: The Beats and Some Other Literary Movements at the Edge | |
"The Hustings" | 397 | |
Letters to Allen Ginsberg, Gregory Corso, and Peter Orlovsky, 1961-1962 | 400 | |
"Kral Majales" | 404 | |
"Revolutionary Letters #1, 3, 5, 8" | 408 | |
"Poke Hole Fishing After the March" | 412 | |
from Ghost Tantras | 414 | |
"Grandfather Was Queer, Too" | 420 | |
"Visitor: Jack Kerouac in Old Saybrook" | 421 | |
"The Cleveland Wrecking Yard" | 429 | |
from Notes of a Dirty Old Man | 435 | |
Pt. 7 | Out of the Fire: The Black Arts Movement and the Reshaping of Black Consciousness | |
"The Black Arts Movement" | 446 | |
from Think Black 1965-1967 | 454 | |
"Malcolm Spoke/who listened?" | 456 | |
"The Idea of Ancestry" | 458 | |
"Conjugal Visits" | 460 | |
"A Dance for Ma Rainey" | 462 | |
"My Poem" | 464 | |
"It Is Deep" | 466 | |
"Numbers, Letters" | 469 | |
"Eldridge Cleaver - Writer" | 471 | |
from Soul on Ice | 478 | |
"Song" | 484 | |
"Why They Are in Europe?" | 486 | |
["We Knew Our Loneliness and Told It"] | 486 | |
Pt. 8 | With Our Arms Upraised: The Women's Movement and the Sexual Revolution | |
from The Feminine Mystique | 493 | |
from Sexual Politics | 504 | |
"Poem" | 512 | |
"Lady Lazarus" | 513 | |
"The Abortion" | 518 | |
"The Addict" | 520 | |
"The Ballad of the Lonely Masturbator" | 522 | |
"About Marriage" | 523 | |
"The Mutes" | 525 | |
"Belly Dancer" | 527 | |
"Ringless" | 528 | |
from How I Became Hettie Jones | 531 | |
from SCUM Manifesto | 536 | |
"A New Egalitarian Life Style" | 539 | |
Pt. 9 | In Defense of the Earth: The Environmental Movement | |
from Silent Spring | 547 | |
from Wildlife in America | 549 | |
"Revolutionary Letter #16" | 559 | |
"What You Should Know to Be a Poet" | 560 | |
"Revolution in the Revolution in the Revolution" | 561 | |
"Smokey the Bear Sutra" | 562 | |
"Preface To Hermit Poems, The Bath" | 565 | |
["I Know a Man's Supposed to Have His Hair Cut Short"] | 567 | |
["Apparently Wasps"] | 568 | |
["I Burn Up the Deer in My Body"] | 569 | |
["Whenever I Make a New Poem"] | 569 | |
["Step Out onto the Planet"] | 570 | |
"The Song Mt. Tamalpais Sings" | 571 | |
"To the Unseeable Animal" | 572 | |
"The Serpents of Paradise" | 574 | |
from The Way to Rainy Mountain | 581 | |
Pt. 10 | Ten Elegies for the Sixties | |
for Ernest Hemingway | ||
"Hemingway" | 589 | |
for Marilyn Monroe | ||
from Ghost Tantras, #39 | 590 | |
for John F. Kennedy | ||
"Kennedy Blues" | 591 | |
for Sylvia Plath | ||
from The Dream Songs, #172 | 593 | |
for Malcolm X | ||
"The Sun Came" | 594 | |
for Martin Luther King, Jr. | ||
"Assassination" | 595 | |
for Robert F. Kennedy | ||
"Assassination Raga" | 596 | |
for Neal Cassady | ||
"On Neal's Ashes" | 600 | |
for Janis Joplin | ||
"Elegy" | 601 | |
for Jack Kerouac | ||
"Kerouac, 1922-1969" | 604 | |
Selected Bibliography | 607 | |
Acknowledgments | 615 | |
Alphabetical List of Authors and Titles | 623 |
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