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| Editor's Foreword | |
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| Translator's Preface | |
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| Introduction: F. T. Marinetti (1876-1944): A Life Between Art and Politics | |
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| The Pre-Futurist Years (1876-1908) | |
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| Self-Portrait | |
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| The Foundation of Futurism (1909) | |
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| The Foundation and Manifesto of Futurism | |
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| Futurism: An Interview with Mr. Marinetti in Comoedia | |
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| Second Futurist Proclamation: Let's Kill Off the Moonlight | |
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| Preface to Mafarka the Futurist | |
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| We Renounce Our Symbolist Masters, the Last of All Lovers of the Moonlight | |
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| The Futurist Political Program (1909-13) | |
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| First Futurist Political Manifesto | |
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| Our Common Enemies | |
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| War, the Sole Cleanser of the World | |
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| Against Sentimentalized Love and Parliamentarianism | |
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| The Necessity and Beauty of Violence | |
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| Second Futurist Political Manifesto | |
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| Third Futurist Political Manifesto | |
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| The Futurist Combat in the Artistic Arena (1910-15) | |
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| Against Academic Teachers | |
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| Extended Man and the Kingdom of the Machine | |
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| Lecture to the English on Futurism | |
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| The Futurist Manifesto Against English Art | |
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| Futurist Proclamation to the Spaniards | |
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| An Open Letter to the Futurist Mac Delmarle | |
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| Technical Manifesto of Futurist Literature | |
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| Destruction of Syntax-Untrammeled Imagination-Words-in-Freedom | |
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| Down with the Tango and Parsifal! | |
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| Geometrical and Mechanical Splendor and Sensitivity Toward Numbers | |
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| On the Subject of Futurism: An Interview with La diana | |
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| Birth of a Futurist Theater (1910-17) | |
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| Futurism's First Battles | |
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| The Battles of Trieste | |
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| The Battles of Venice | |
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| The Battles of Rome | |
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| The Battle of Florence | |
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| The Exploiters of Futurism | |
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| Manifesto of Futurist Playwrights: The Pleasures of Being Booed | |
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| The Variety Theater | |
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| Dynamic, Multichanneled Recitation | |
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| A Futurist Theater of Essential Brevity | |
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| Futurist Dance | |
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| Futurism and the Great War (1911-17) | |
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| Electric War: A Futurist Visionary Hypothesis | |
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| The Futurists, the First Interventionists | |
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| In This Futurist Year | |
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| The Meaning of War for Futurism: Interview with L'avvenire | |
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| Futurism and the Great War | |
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| Futurist Art During the First World War (1916) | |
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| Birth of a Futurist Aesthetic | |
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| The New Ethical Religion of Speed | |
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| The Futurist Cinema | |
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| Some Parts of the Film Futurist Life | |
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| The Postwar Political Battle (1918-23) | |
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| Manifesto of the Futurist Political Party | |
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| An Artistic Movement Creates a Political Party | |
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| Branches of the Futurist Political Party, the Arditi, and the Legionnaires of Fiume | |
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| A Meeting with the Duce | |
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| The Founding of the Fasci di Combattimento | |
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| Fascism and the Milan Speech | |
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| The Battle of Via Mercanti | |
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| Old Ideas That Go Hand in Glove but Need to Be Separated | |
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| Futurist Democracy | |
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| The Proletariat of Talented People | |
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| Against Marriage | |
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| Synthesis of Marx's Thought | |
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| Synthesis of Mazzini's Thought on Property and Its Transformation | |
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| Technocratic Government Without Parliament or Senate, but with a Board of Initiatives | |
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| Futurist Patriotism | |
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| Against the Papacy and the Catholic Mentality, Repositories of Every Kind of Traditionalism | |
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| Speech in Parliament | |
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| Address to the Fascist Congress of Florence | |
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| Beyond Communism | |
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| To Every Man, a New Task Every Day!: Inequality and the Artocracy | |
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| Artistic Rights Defended by the Italian Futurists | |
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| The Return to the Artistic Domain (1920-33) | |
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| What Is Futurism?: Elementary Lessons | |
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| Tactilism: A Futurist Manifesto | |
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| Tactilism: Toward the Discovery of New Senses | |
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| The Theater of Surprises | |
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| Memorandum on Stage Presence and the Style of Theater | |
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| The Abstract Antipsychological Theater of Pure Elements and the Tactile Theater | |
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| Futurist Photography | |
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| Manifesto of Futurist Cuisine | |
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| Total Theater: Its Architecture and Technology | |
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| A Futurist Theater of the Skies Enhanced by Radio and Television | |
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| The Radio | |
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| Manuscript Version of Document 11: The Necessity and Beauty of Violence | |
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| Notes | |
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| Bibliography | |
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| Name Index | |
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| Subject Index | |