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Fantasy Literature as a genre of Popular Culture. Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings

Name: Fantasy Literature as a genre of Popular Culture. Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings
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Author: Magdalini Choleva
ISBN: 978-3-668-10774-8

Diploma Thesis, 2014

57 Pages, Grade: 10/10

Magdalini Choleva (Author)

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1 Introduction
1.1 Cultural Studies and Popular Culture
1.2 Fantasy Literature and Science Fiction
1.3 Fantasy and Children’s Literature
1.4 The appeal of fantasy

2 Harry Potter, by J.K. Rowling: Why Harry Potter?
2.1 The author, the plot and the main characters
2.2 Magic
2.3 Society, Politics and Class
2.4 Discrimination: Race and Blood
2.5 Gender inHarry Potter
2.6 There’s something about Harry
2.7 Language Use inHarry Potter

3 Lord of the Rings, by J. R. R. Tolkien: the author, the plot and the characters
3.1 On Fairy Stories: Recovery, Escapism, Consolation
3.2 The glow of the past: allusions and credibility
3.3 Narrative Techniques and Structure
3.4 Characters: Heroes and Villains
3.5 Themes and Religious perspectives

4 Epilogue

5 Works Cited

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Title: Fantasy Literature as a genre of Popular Culture. Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings
College: Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
Course: English Literature and Popular Culture
Grade: 10/10
Author: Magdalini Choleva (Author)
Year: 2014
Pages: 57
Catalog Number: V311787
ISBN (eBook): 9783668107731
ISBN (Book): 9783668107748
File size: 774 KB
Language: English
Keywords: fantasyliterature, Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, Literature, Diploma Thesis Sample, Popular Culture, Literary theories, Literary Criticism, Academic, Aristotle University, Analysis of Fantasy, Supernatural in Literature

Quote paper: Magdalini Choleva (Author), 2014, Fantasy Literature as a genre of Popular Culture. Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/311787

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