The “Adventurous Song”: Why Harry Potter is Epic Literature
The “Harry Potter” series should be considered Epic Literature, owing to the fact that each book contains certain qualities that are traditional of epic works.
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The Fleeting Treatment of Romance in “Harry Potter”
While teenagers will form relationships at school and these are part and parcel of growing up, it is dangerous and over-simplistic to actually describe them as ‘true love’, much less extrapolate them to marriage.
O Children: An Ode to Harry and Hermione
After seeing the seventh movie, we can’t help but think the relationships between Harry, Ron, Hermione, and Ginny have suffered in favor of featuring Harry and Hermione together in key emotional scenes.
The Dangers of Stereotypes
This essay examines how the Sorting Hat song in “The Sorcerer’s Stone” has been boiled down to stereotypes.
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.
Why the “Harry Potter” Saga Didn’t Receive Any Valuable Oscars (and Why the “Lord of the Rings” Did)
The writer argues David Yates was the worst thing to happen to the “Harry Potter” franchise.
Harry Potter and the Boy Nobody Liked
Rowling said herself that she was surprised more fans didn’t favor Harry over the secondary main characters, Ron or Hermione. What is it about Harry’s personality, appearance, and film adaptation that readers disliked?
We Are Family! – A Study of Family Trees and Inter-Marriage of Pure-Blood Families
By Casey Abstract: I start out with my inspiration, and go on to talk about the Black family tree. I get into the Weasley’s connection to the Blacks and how that works out on...
The Effects Of Harry Potter
It’s hard to know exactly how this series has changed the world or even a single life.
