Political issues in J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series
Political issues in J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series
About this book
The overwhelming popularity of the Harry Potter books has prompted many people to ask: Why are they so popular among children? In addition, many of those who have probed the Harry Potter books for deeper meaning have asked: Are they simply a good read, or is there an underlying political message that the author intended to impart to children? While there is general agreement that politics is a major theme in the Harry Potter novels, critics have many interpretations of the nuances of this theme. The essays that follow explore politics in the Harry Potter series as well as contemporary perspectives on political issues raised in the series. - Introduction.
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- OL17763873W
Subjects
CriticismBarn- och ungdomslitteraturLitterära gestalterCriticism and interpretationHarry Potter (Fictional character)Political and social viewsJuvenile literatureHarry Potter (Fictitious character)Death in literatureRowling, j. k., 1965-Potter, harry (fictitious character)American fiction, history and criticismLiterature, history and criticism, juvenile literature