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Recommended Readings from the Library
I'm quite enjoying the books under the Jedi tab and TOTJO materials but don't know where else to go for some juicy info/reading.
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Meditations by Marcus Aurelius
If you're a pop culture fan, look up the Blackwell Philosophy and Pop Culture series. They explain the philosophy hidden in modern movies and TV shows. The Harry Potter and Simpsons editions were especially enlightening.
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And they've got a Star Wars one!Senan wrote: If you're a pop culture fan, look up the Blackwell Philosophy and Pop Culture series. They explain the philosophy hidden in modern movies and TV shows. The Harry Potter and Simpsons editions were especially enlightening.
Though I think mine's outdated, they have an Ultimate Star Wars and Philosophy which I think has entirely new articles...? I'll have to check. Still haven't finished the um... non-ultimate one...
Unrelated by series but related by concept, I've also got The Dharma of Star Wars, and... I understand there's The Tao of Star Wars but I haven't been able to find it.
I mean, not in the Library, but still good to get the mind thinking.
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I haven't read The Tao of Star Wars, but I have the Tao of Yoda by D.W. Kreger. It is the Tao Te Ching translated from Chinese without reordering the words for proper English syntax. It ends up sounding the way Yoda talks. It's pretty interesting.
I've also seen the Tao of Pooh. It's the TTC according to Winnie The Pooh and Friends.
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That. Sounds. Amazing.Senan wrote: I haven't read The Tao of Star Wars, but I have the Tao of Yoda by D.W. Kreger. It is the Tao Te Ching translated from Chinese without reordering the words for proper English syntax. It ends up sounding the way Yoda talks. It's pretty interesting.
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