Changing Readers Attitudes The Representation Of Discrimination In The Harry Potter Novels

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Changing readers’ attitudes? The representation of discrimination in the Harry Potter novels

Changing readers’ attitudes? The representation of discrimination in the Harry Potter novels
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Publisher : diplom.de
Total Pages : 33
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ISBN-13 : 3960676646
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Book Synopsis Changing readers’ attitudes? The representation of discrimination in the Harry Potter novels by : Alena Eikens

Download or read book Changing readers’ attitudes? The representation of discrimination in the Harry Potter novels written by Alena Eikens and published by diplom.de. This book was released on 2017-06-27 with total page 33 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: When Joanne K. Rowling published her first Harry Potter novel in 1997, probably nobody expected the tremendous success her writing debut was going to bring her. The huge popularity of the seven-book series led not only to an equally successful series of film adaptations, but also to a variety of well selling merchandise. Children and adults alike are enchanted by the wizarding world that Rowling so meticulously created. However, Rowling’s story does not only serve as a source for our entertainment, she also uses her fantasy world as a metaphor for our own world, depicting rights and wrongs in many different fields. One of the main themes is even a very controversial one: discrimination. And Rowling did not just invent a world in black and white, she does not simply tell the reader that prejudice is a reprehensible trait in our society. Rather, she created a world for the readers to explore and find things out for themselves as the story continued. In this paper, the author claims that the representation of discrimination in the Harry Potter series influences the readers in a positive way and that they are likely less prejudiced against stigmatised groups after reading the books.


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