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Death to the Ewoks
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Though the genocidal event isn’t canon, many fans apparently wish it was.
Though the genocidal event isn’t canon, many fans apparently wish it was.
By denying access to the original cuts of the saga films, George Lucas has left us without the critical cultural documents needed for understanding the franchise’s power.
The practice of history in the Star Wars saga is a gendered one, casting women as the archivists, the repositories, and the archived objects themselves.
To work, a theme park needs to collapse the mythic pasts that it depicts with the pasts of our own lives.
This is about much more than Star Wars—it is about media bias and “information disorder” in the twenty-first century.
When you’re shopping for books this season, consider a contingent scholar.
What happens when academics collaborate with the restaurant industry? Good things (and better food).
The association of embroidery with the feminine has led many to overlook its history as a subversive medium.
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