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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 (2017)
ISBN: 9783960671640 bzw. 3960671644, in Deutsch, Anchor Academic Publishing Aug 2017, Taschenbuch, neu.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Agrios-Buch [57449362], Bergisch Gladbach, Germany.
Neuware - 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. 36 pp. Englisch.
Changing readers' attitudes? The representation of discrimination in the Harry Potter novels (2017)
ISBN: 9783960671640 bzw. 3960671644, in Deutsch, Anchor Academic Publishing Aug 2017, Taschenbuch, neu.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Rhein-Team Lörrach Ivano Narducci e.K. [57451429], Lörrach, Germany.
Neuware - 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. 36 pp. Englisch.
Changing readers´ attitudes? The representation of discrimination in the Harry Potter novels (eBook, PDF)
ISBN: 9783960676645 bzw. 3960676646, in Deutsch, Anchor Academic Publishing, neu, E-Book.
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 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. Although there are many characters who are not entirely good or entirely bad, the overall message seems to be that good people accept others regardless of their status, while the villains are those who oppress them. The author claims that this depiction has a long-term effect on the reader. Even today, discrimination is still a topic that we encounter on a near-daily basis. Although there are many organisations fighting for equal rights for all people, still many others have a discriminatory mindset. Hence, it is important to find ways to moderate potential prejudiced behaviour. To wrap this possible effect in a story that compels people of all ages, from very young children to adults, is a valid way to raise awareness. Lieferzeit 1-2 Werktage.
Changing readers' attitudes? The representation of discrimination in the Harry Potter novels
ISBN: 9783960671640 bzw. 3960671644, in Deutsch, neu.
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.
Changing readers` attitudes? The representation of discrimination in the Harry Potter novels (1997)
ISBN: 9783960676645 bzw. 3960676646, vermutlich in Englisch, Anchor Academic Publishing, neu, E-Book, elektronischer Download.
Changing readers` attitudes? The representation of discrimination in the Harry Potter novels: 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. Englisch, Ebook.
Changing readers´ attitudes? The representation of discrimination in the Harry Potter novels
ISBN: 9783960671640 bzw. 3960671644, in Deutsch, Anchor Academic Publishing, gebundenes Buch, neu.
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 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. Lieferzeit 1-2 Werktage.
Changing readers` attitudes? The representation of discrimination in the Harry Potter novels (1997)
ISBN: 9783960671640 bzw. 3960671644, vermutlich in Englisch, Anchor Academic Publishing, Taschenbuch, neu.
Changing readers' attitudes? The representation of discrimination in the Harry Potter novels
ISBN: 9783960676645 bzw. 3960676646, vermutlich in Englisch, Bedey Media GmbH, Taschenbuch, neu.
Changing readers' attitudes? The representation of discrimination in the Harry Potter novels
ISBN: 9783960676645 bzw. 3960676646, in Deutsch, Anchor Academic Publishing, Taschenbuch, neu.
Changing readers' attitudes? The representation of discrimination in the Harry Potter novels
ISBN: 9783960676645 bzw. 3960676646, vermutlich in Englisch, neu, E-Book, elektronischer Download.