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| Beats and Commentators | |
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| From Founding Fathers to Martyred Mothers | |
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| From Dharma Bums | |
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| "Essentials of Spontaneous Prose/Belief and Technique for Modern Prose." | |
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| "Burroughs After Lunch." | |
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| From Scratching the Beat Surface | |
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| "Note on the Religious Tendencies." | |
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| "I Went into the Maverick Bar." | |
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| "Revolutionary Letter #1 [I have just realized that the stakes are myself]." | |
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| Lawrence Ferlinghetti, From Pictures of the Gone World #21 ["The World is a Beautiful Place"] | |
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| "My Generation." | |
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| Freaks and Hippies | |
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| The Literary Counterculture, Rock Music, Communes, and Cults | |
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| From The Crying of Lot 49 | |
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| From Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance | |
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| The Human Be-In | |
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| The Digger Papers | |
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| Hippies: A Study of Their Drug Habits and Sexual Customs | |
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| "Rock and Roll is a Weapon of the Cultural Revolution." | |
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| From Sleeping Where I Fall | |
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| From Scrapbook of a Taos Hippie | |
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| "Close Encounters with New Buffalo." | |
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| "Founding of Morningstar Commune." | |
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| Drugs and Bombs | |
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| "Turning on the World." | |
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| From The Electric Acid Kool-Aid Test | |
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| From Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas | |
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| From Trips | |
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| "Easy Rider: A Very American Thing: An Interview with Dennis Hopper." | |
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| "The Members of the Assembly." | |
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| "Why the Counterculture Loves Indians, Black People, and Everybody." | |
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| From Lakota Woman | |
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| "To the White Poets Who Would Be Indian." | |
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| From Almanac of the Dead | |
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| From Soul on Ice | |
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| An Introduction to Soul." | |
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| Bra Burners, Stonewallers, and Punk Rockers | |
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| Women's Issues, Gay Pride, and the End of the Counter Culture | |
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| "The Enemy Within." | |
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| The Boston Women's Health Collective, From Our Bodies, Ourselves | |
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| "Double Jeopardy: To Be Black and Female." | |
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