Harry Potter and the Formation of Fan Identity
Discussing the complexity and influence of “Potter” and how the themes explored in the books resonate with fans all around.
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Strong Mothers, Smart Lovers: Identity Conflict of Harry Potter’s Women (Through the Eyes of the Reader)
An essay analyzing the ideals and roles of women and discussing women’s equality in the “Harry Potter” series.
Harry Potter and the Nerdy Feminist
An essay analyzing female characters and the theme of feminism in the “Harry Potter” series.
Barricades and Wands: Comparing Les Amis de la ABC and Dumbledore’s Army
If you have ever read the novel or seen the show of Victor Hugo’s “Les Misérables” and wondered if there might be some similarities between the students in Dumbledore’s Army and students who fight on the barricade, you are correct.
Latin and Ancient Greece: Not-So-Dead Languages and Cultures in Harry Potter
A look at the references to ancient and language and mythology in the “Potter” series.
I Open at the Close: How Sorcerer’s Stone Anticipated Deathly Hallows
Now that “Harry Potter” is over, we can see how the last book echoes the first. Here are my top connections and what they add to the series.
What Would a Boggart Turn into if Your Worst Fear Was Heights?
By Susanna Dodds ABSTRACT: This essay describes a flaw in a boggart. 5 in 100 people suffer from acrophobia (the fear of heights) so how does a boggart represent that? There are many things...
