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French Tales of Future Cities features not just straightforward future projections but anticipatory alternative histories.
"Alain le Drimeur" (a Frenchification of "Alan the Dreamer")'s Future City, published in 1890, tells the story of two descendants of people who left France that year who return in the 21st century to discover what happened to the country in the interval. It is a profound text, and one of the most significant contributions to the French futuristic fiction of its era.
Jules Perrin & H. Lanos' The World Above the World (1911) is the ambitious tale of a utopian metal city built on giant pylons right above Paris.
This collection also contrasts visions of the ruins of Paris being explored by future archeologists, such as Alfred Bonnardot's Archeopolis (1857) and Pierre Mille's Three Hundred Years Hence (1922), with optimistic accounts of the future cities in Gustave Guitton's Humans in the Year 3000 (1907).
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