Star Wars begins with its famous title sequence, setting the story
in the ancient past of a remote galaxy. Yet the phenomenal success
of the film, the franchise and its ""expanded universe"" is based
upon its reflection of historical and cultural milieus here on
modern-day Earth. This collection of new essays examine various
ways in which the George Lucas saga touches upon contemporary
social and political issues. Topics include the impact of the
film's score on musical genres, feminism and NASA, geographic space
and race, gender identity construction, Cold War narratives in
radio and national mythology, and fan interpretations of authorship
and authenticity.
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