The Star wars heresies: interpreting the themes, symbols and philosophies of episodes I, II and III

Jefferson, North Carolina: McFarland & Company, Inc., Publishers (2013)
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Abstract

The trilogy is viewed through the lens of myth and metaphor. A wide variety of philosophical and mythological themes are presented and expounded upon, drawing from a rich source of scholars, thinkers, writers, and poets from East and West alike. Heretical or not, the Star Wars prequels are a surprisingly rich source of insight into the whole saga.

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