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—this piece contains major spoilers from The Last Jedi— Deep in the Corporate Sector lies the world of Cantonica. A desert wasteland of a planet where the rich and the powerful have man…
date: December 20, 2017
author(s): David Schwarz
description: The author of the article claims that Star Wars: The Last Jedi is the first film in the franchise to address class issues straight on. In two previous trilogies the heroes were often coded as members of aristocracy, for example by belonging to an important lineage. The Last Jedi, on the other hand shows the rich oppressors and the underprivileged oppressed.
And inequality.
date: January 3, 2018
author(s): Elizabeth Bruenig
description: The author focuses on Star Wars: The Last Jedi's villains, who were obviously inspired by fascist regimes from 20th century. While the film presents the exploited class as future allies of the film's heroes, in reality such people would have been taken advantage of by the fascist movement, as they tend to present themselves as an ally of the downtrodden.
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