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1. • One of the most feminist YA series

     • All seven books in the series are packed with female characters who make things happen and shape the story: teachers, students, warriors, villains, and philosophers who together make Harry Potter one of the most feminist YA series of the last several decades.
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     28 'Harry Potter' Women Ranked By Their Character Development

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   Feb 25, 2021 · All seven books in the series are packed with female characters who make things happen and shape the story: teachers, students, warriors, villains, and philosophers who together make Harry...

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   Since Molly Weasley is surrounded mostly by male characters, the sole female character in the family also stands out when looking at the Harry Potter series through a feminist lens.

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5. literature.stackexchange.com › questions › 15316What is the radical feminist take on Harry Potter?

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   Aug 25, 2020 · Indeed it's been a source of fierce debate whether Harry Potter is feminist at all. We'll return to this but in terms of radical feminism, the books make clear that the wizarding world is male-dominated.

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   Apr 9, 2021 · 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.

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   Jul 31, 2020 · Reeah and Jem do their best to tackle a too big topic in this two part episode about representation in the HP series. We look at how specific female characters Podcast Episode · Podcast Nine and Three-Quarters · 07/31/2020 · 1h 21m

8. www.academia.edu › 44627563Harry Potter and the Construction of Gender: A Critical ...

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   The Harry Potter-books construct gender as a category with two options: male and female, with nothing in-between. Obviously, this does not correspond with the concept of diversity our present-day society displays.

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   Is Harry Potter a feminist YA series?

   • All seven books in the series are packed with female characters who make things happen and shape the story: teachers, students, warriors, villains, and philosophers who together make Harry Potter one of the most feminist YA series of the last several decades. Yet when the books were adapted into a film franchise, concessions had to be made.

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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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   Would Harry Potter have been successful if he had a gender nonconfirming character?

   • Another argument would be that if Rowling had included many queer or genderfluid characters, women who defy all expectations or overtly feminine men, the series would not have been so successful. Harry Potter is appreciated by all ages, genders and social groups; a more gender nonconfirming story would appeal less to certain audiences.

   Harry Potter and the Construction of Gender: A Critical Discourse

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   Are all Harry Potter characters male or female?

   • Although gender is a continuum, most people in the real world identify with either male or female, so to an extent it is only natural for all characters to belong to these specific genders. But it is clear that the Harry Potter books construct gender as a strict binary.

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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).

   Harry Potter and the Imbalance of Gender

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   Does Harry Potter adhere to conventional gender constructions?

   • In short, I may conclude that Harry Potter adheres to conventional gender constructions and does not question them. Women are moreover often generalised, with little space for individualisation. The Harry Potter-books construct gender as a category with two options: male and female, with nothing in-between.

   Harry Potter and the Construction of Gender: A Critical Discourse

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10. journals.sagepub.com › doi › fullGendered representations through speech: The case of the

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    Aug 8, 2017 · This study considers the text of the Harry Potter novels to understand the way in which gender is represented. The analysis centers on the two sidekick characters, Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley,...