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1. iu.pressbooks.pub › celeb2023 › chapterThe Women of Harry Potter: Seen But Not Heard – Kacie Scales ...

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   47. The Women of Harry Potter: Seen But Not Heard – Kacie Scales. Kacie Scales is a Senior English Education major set to graduate in May 2023. This paper was a final submission in her English L371 (Critical Theory) class. Professor Alisa Clapp-Itnyre would like to celebrate this piece and said, “Kacie wrote a very interesting paper on the ...

2. thoughtcatalog.com › jamie-lerner › 2023The 3 Best, 3 Worst, and 3 Just Okay Women in ‘Harry Potter’

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   Oct 30, 2023 · Harry’s interpersonal relationships are the heart and soul of the greater story, with the theme of the entire saga being that love is the greatest magic of all. The women of Harry Potter are often overlooked, but it could be argued that aside from Harry himself, they are the most complex and exciting characters in the story. Honestly, even ...

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4. variety.com › 2024 › tvCan Harry Potter HBO Series Overcome J.K. Rowling Transphobia?

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   1 day ago · The emphasis in the “Harry Potter” books and films on ideals of equality and inclusivity attracted a core fanbase — which Miller describes as “majority women, and very, very, very queer ...

5. medium.com › @natasjarose › not-like-those-otherNot Like Those Other Girls: Internalised Misogyny in Harry Potter

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   Nov 28, 2021 · A fangirl who initially treats Harry like a zoo exhibit, who can’t string two sentances together around him, who barely exists in the narrative except as decoration. It’s not until she becomes ...

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6. www.therowlinglibrary.com › 2023/03/07 › j-k-rowlingJ.K. Rowling explains her decision to speak about gender ...

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   Mar 7, 2023 · Get ready to delve into the world of J.K. Rowling and Harry Potter with our transcription of her exclusive interview on "The Witch Trials of J.K. Rowling" podcast, episode four. In this transcript, we've compiled J.K. Rowling's insights and answers. While we highly recommend listening to the entire episode for the complete experience, this transcription

7. litdigitaldiversity.northeastern.edu › harryHarry Potter and the Imbalance of Gender – Literature and ...

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   Apr 9, 2021 · Overview. It’s undoubtedly true that J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter series is a set of classic YA novels with characters that many readers look up to. Unfortunately, the popular books do not have a stellar reputation in terms of gender representation throughout the series. Not only are female characters vastly outnumbered by men, but the male ...

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   Is Harry Potter a YA book?

   • It’s undoubtedly true that J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter series is a set of classic YA novels with characters that many readers look up to. Unfortunately, the popular books do not have a stellar reputation in terms of gender representation throughout the series.

   Harry Potter and the Imbalance of Gender

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   Does Harry Potter have a gender problem?

   • In Meredith Cherland’s “Harry’s Girls: Harry Potter and the Discourse of Gender,” she points out that the Harry Potter series upholds humanistic binaries that “preserve hierarchies” and “are harmful to women and other groups of people because they make invisible the structures that subjugate them” (Cherland 274).

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   Are men more important than women in Harry Potter?

   • This highlights a glaring problem in Harry Potter: while it is fine to make your protagonist a man, male characters outweighing females in both numbers and importance is a problem due to the impact on the readers: although not intended, it feels like the underlying message is that men are more important than women.

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   Why did 'Harry Potter' get so popular?

   • The emphasis in the “Harry Potter” books and films on ideals of equality and inclusivity attracted a core fanbase — which Miller describes as “majority women, and very, very, very queer” — who were unified in their passion for a story that had reached a rousing and deeply satisfying conclusion.

   HBO Says ‘Harry Potter’ Series Will ‘Benefit’ From J.K. Rowling’s Involve…

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   Are Harry Potter character names misogyny?

   • In addition to what the adverbs reveal, the character name associations are also indicative of misogyny within the world of Harry Potter. Including repeats, eight male names versus seven female names being associated with the Golden Trio does not seem like much of a discrepancy. The issue arises from who is associated with who and why.

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   How many female professors are in Hogwarts?

   • First, we have the women: Out of four, only two of these female professors are vaguely characterized beyond their professions. McGonagall is associated with terms like “staircase” and “corridors,” establishing her as a mere fixture of Hogwarts that sternly speaks to Harry from time to time.

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9. www.reddit.com › r › HarryPotterBooksOn your re-reads which characters became more likable ...

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   It’s like Ron is saying “lucky Harry Potter, gets away with everything”, when in fact, being Harry Potter has made Harry’s life hell for the past few months, or really the past year. I know it’s just a stupid little throwaway line, but there are other instances like this, and I think it displays an immature lack of empathy.