According to the Oxford English Dictionary, a quibble is an "objection to a point of detail, a minor complaint or criticism" but criticism is only a small part of the analysis we have here. Take some time to browse and comment on the fan essays we've collected, or compose a quibble of your very own and send it in. It might just make it onto the main page of MuggleNet.
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Criticism of Harry Potter & Another "Text" - Archives
The Quibble of the Month Club:
Below you'll find selections from our past Quibbles of the Week. These essays have each sparked wild discussion among fans and are written with such elegance and narrative voice they make Gilderoy Lockhart himself give ringing applause! Kudos to the writers who have made this prestigious list.
Potter in a Social Context Certain aspects of the plot in the Harry Potter series often seem to parallel real word problems. For instance, the widespread attacks on Muggles and Muggle-borns that take place in Deathly Hallows are not unlike the treatment of Jews in Europe during the Holocaust. To what extent does Jo use Harry Potter as social commentary, addressing such issues as discrimination, religion, the media, and government?
Give us your review of Deathly Hallows Deathly Hallows Part 2 just came out in theatres. In your opinion, was it true to the book? Did Alexandre Desplat's music capture the moods and feelings Jo conveyed in her narrative? Can a movie really ever be made to approach the greatness of the text, or is it a separate kind of art form, entirely?
Brilliant, Snape; once again you've put your keen and penetrating mind to the task and as usual come to the wrong conclusion.
Sirius Black Prisoner of Azkaban Movie
When Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban was released in Great Britain, the publisher asked stores not to sell the book until schools were closed for the day to prevent truancy.
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