Archive - The Classical Futurist

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What if Julius Caesar hadn’t been assassinated?

Apr 5

Why aesthetics matter to the success of ideologies and movements

Étienne Fortier-Dubois

May 15

Four new amazing essays about the ancient world and the future

The Classical Futurist

Oct 1, 2021

A launch, and four amazing essays about the ancient world and the future

The Classical Futurist

Sep 1, 2021

Illuminating questions of culture with light from the past

The Classical Futurist

Jan 11

Why our future is ripe for a revival of classical architecture

Étienne Fortier-Dubois

Sep 1, 2021

New excellent essays on the coordination of human affairs in the past and future

The Classical Futurist

Nov 1, 2021

New essays drawing lessons for the future from ancient Greek city-states

The Classical Futurist

Dec 1, 2021

New essays on the meaning of politics, censorship, and our world in 2050

The Classical Futurist

Feb 1

Our last regular issue before a schedule change — with a guest essay by James Kierstead

The Classical Futurist

Apr 5

New essays on nuclear war, the Olympics, and making a difference

The Classical Futurist

Mar 2

What do you do when you grow up at the edge of empire?

Étienne Fortier-Dubois

Jan 11

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