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J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series (1997-2007) has turned into a global phenomenon and her "Potterverse" is still expanding. The contributions in this volume provide a range of inter- and transdisciplinary approaches to various dimensions of this multifaceted universe. The introductory article focuses on different forms of world building in the novels, the translations, the film series and the fandom. Part I examines various potential sources for Rowling's series in folklore, the Arthurian legend and Gothic literature. Further articles focus on parallels between the "Harry Potter" series and Celtic Druidism, the impact Victorian notions of gender roles have had on the representation of the Gaunt family, the reception of (medieval and Early Modern) history in the series and the influence of Christian concepts on the world view expressed in the novels.
LITERARY CRITICISM --- European --- English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh. --- Rowling, J. K. --- Criticism and interpretation. --- Harry Potter series (Rowling, J.K.). --- Harry Potter films --- Fantasy films --- Miscellanea --- Potter, Harry --- Criticism and interpretation --- Luolin, J. K. --- Rāoliṃ, Je. Ke. --- Raʼu-liṅ, J. K. --- Roling, Dz͡h. K. --- Roling, G'e. Ḳe --- Roliṅga, Je. Ke. --- Rouling, Dzh. K. --- Rowling, Jo --- Rowling, Joanne K. --- Rowlingová, Joanne K. --- Scamander, Newt --- Potter, Harry James --- Granger, Hermione --- Weasley, Ron --- Roling, Dz︠h︡. K. --- Роулинг, Дж. К. --- Ролинг, Дж. К. --- Ролінґ, Дж. К. --- Rouling, Dzsh. Ḳ. --- רולינג, ג׳י. קי --- רולינג, ג׳יי. קיי --- رولينج ، ج.ك --- رولينج، چ. ك. --- 罗琳, J. K. --- ראולינג, דזש. ק. --- Galbraith, Robert --- Whisp, Kennilworthy
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Why not take seriously the claim that Harry Potter's world intertwines with our own? In this timely yet otherworldly volume, more than a dozen scholars of international relations join hands to demonstrate how this well-loved artifact of popular culture reflects and shapes our own lifeworld. A wide range of historical and sociological sources shows how Harry's world contains aspects of our own. Practices such as quidditch dovetail quite clearly with 'muggle' sports, and the very British-ness of the books has, in translation into languages such as Turkish and Arabic, been transformed to reflect
Children's stories, English --- Fantasy fiction, English --- Literature and society. --- Literature --- Literature and sociology --- Society and literature --- Sociology and literature --- Sociolinguistics --- History and criticism. --- Social aspects --- Rowling, J. K. --- Potter, Harry --- Potter, Harry James --- Granger, Hermione --- Weasley, Ron --- Rowling, J.K. --- Rowling, Joanne Kathleen --- Galbraith, Robert --- Influence. --- Criticism and interpretation. --- Characters --- Harry Potter. --- Potter, Harry (Personnage fictif) --- Histoires pour enfants anglais --- Roman fantastique anglais --- Littérature et société --- Histoire et critique --- Influence --- Harry Potter --- Fantasy fiction, English History and criticism --- History and criticism --- Rowling, Joanne K. --- Rowling, Jo --- Roling, G'e. Ḳe --- Rowlingová, Joanne K. --- Ролінґ, Дж. К. --- Roling, Dz︠h︡. K. --- רולינג, ג׳יי. קיי --- רולינג, ג׳י. קי --- رولينج ، ج.ك --- رولينج، چ. ك. --- Raʼu-liṅ, J. K. --- Luolin, J. K. --- 罗琳, J. K. --- Roliṅga, Je. Ke. --- Rāoliṃ, Je. Ke. --- Роулинг, Дж. К. --- Rouling, Dzh. K. --- Ролинг, Дж. К. --- Scamander, Newt --- Whisp, Kennilworthy --- Rouling, Dzsh. Ḳ. --- ראולינג, דזש. ק.
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