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Mentioned as a 1733 prediction of the future by an Anglican clergyman who envisioned ideological conflict between Jesuits and Deists

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Referenced as Aldous Huxley's vision of the future, discussed in context of morality and technology's effect on behavior

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Mentioned as an influential mid-20th century vision of the future about totalitarianism and political ideology

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Discussed as a book about nuclear apocalypse where the Russians drop a nuclear bomb on Birmingham

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Referenced in discussion of visions of the future involving computers and virtual worlds

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Mentioned as an example of dystopian vision of living in an apocalyptic wasteland

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Referenced as Herodotus's great work describing how Greeks consulted oracles, including the story of Croesus

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Discussed as early 20th century German writer's theory about the rise and fall of civilizations and the doom of Western civilization

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Mentioned as one of the great post-Cold War prophetic books from the 1990s about civilizational conflict

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Mentioned alongside Clash of Civilizations as one of the two great post-Cold War prophetic books