Table of contents for Star wars and philosophy / edited by Jason T. Eberl and Kevin S. Decker.

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Acknowledgments: Heroes of Rogue Squadron					000
Introduction: The Force Is With You . . . But You're Not a Jedi Yet		000
Part I
"May the Force Be with You": The Philosophical Messages of Star Wars		000
1. "You Cannot Escape Your Destiny" (Or Can You?): Freedom and Predestination in the 
Skywalker Family
Jason T. Eberl										000
2. Stoicism in the Stars: Yoda, the Emperor, and the Force
William O. Stephens									000
3. The Far East of Star Wars
Walter [Ritoku] Robinson								000
4. Moral Ambiguity in a Black-and-White Universe
Richard H. Dees									000
Part II
"Try Not-Do or Do Not": Ethics in a Galaxy Far, Far Away			000
5. The Aspiring Jedi's Handbook of Virtue
Judith Barad										000
6. "A Wretched Hive of Scum and Villainy": Star Wars and the Problem of Evil
Christopher M. Brown								000
7. "Be Mindful of the Living Force": Environmental Ethics in Star Wars
Elizabeth F. Cooke									000
8. Send in the Clones: The Ethics of Future Wars
Richard Hanley									000
Part III
"Don't Call Me a Mindless Philosopher!": Alien Technologies and the Metaphysics of 
the Force									000
9. A Technological Galaxy: Heidegger and the Philosophy of Technology in Star Wars
Jerold J. Abrams									000
10. "If Droids Could Think . . .": Droids as Slaves and Persons
Robert Arp										000
11. "Size Matters Not": The Force as the Causal Power of the Jedi
Jan-Erik Jones										000
12. The Force Is With Us: Hegel's Philosophy of Spirit Strikes Back at the Empire 
James Lawler										000
Part IV
"There's Always a Bigger Fish": Truth, Faith and a Galactic Society		000
13. "What is Thy Bidding, My Master?": Star Wars and the Hegelian Struggle for 
Recognition
Brian Cameron									000
14. By Any Means Necessary: Tyranny, Democracy, Republic, and Empire
Kevin S. Decker									000
15. Humanizing Technology: Flesh and Machine in Aristotle and The Empire Strikes 
Back
Jerome Donnelly									000
16. "A Certain Point of View": Lying Jedi, Honest Sith, and the Viewers Who Love 
Them
Shanti Fader										000
17. Religious Pragmatism through the Eyes of Luke Skywalker
Joseph Long										000
Masters of the Jedi Council								000
The Phantom Index									000

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Star Wars films -- History and criticism.
Philosophy in motion pictures.