Bachelorarbeit, 2020
42 Seiten, Note: A
This research investigates the significance of colour in constructing the world-view within J.K. Rowling's novels, specifically focusing on the Harry Potter series. The study aims to understand the symbolic meaning of colour in the English linguistic world-image and its impact on the reader's perception.
The first chapter explores the cultural aspect of colour symbolism, discussing its historical significance and the impact of colour on human perception. It delves into the theories of renowned scholars like Aristotle, Newton, and Goethe, highlighting their contributions to understanding the psychological and physiological effects of colour. The chapter further explores the development of colour terms in language, emphasizing the work of Berlin and Kay in their theory of basic color terms.
The second chapter focuses on the specific application of colour symbolism in J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter novels. It examines the significance of house colours, the use of colour in differentiating magical and non-magical elements, and the symbolic meaning of eye colour. Additionally, it investigates the role of colour in portraying spells, beasts and animals, and the national picture of the world within the narrative.
This research focuses on colour symbolism, linguistic world-image, and the conceptualization of colour in English literature. It delves into the works of J.K. Rowling, particularly the Harry Potter series, and analyzes the symbolic meaning of colour within the narrative. Key terms include: colour symbolism, linguistic world-image, basic color terms, Harry Potter novels, world-view, psycho-emotional state, and cultural aspect.
Rowling uses colours to define characters' moral qualities, their social standing, and to differentiate between magical and non-magical elements.
The colours of each House (e.g., Gryffindor's red and gold) represent specific moral virtues like bravery, ambition, or loyalty, shaping the students' identities.
Yes, the research highlights that certain colour schemes can invigorate, soothe, or even increase sensitivity to external influences on an emotional level.
Eye colour is often a key symbolic trait used to highlight deep-seated character traits or connections, such as Harry's green eyes reflecting his mother's legacy.
The study analyzes how the colour of spells (like the green of Avada Kedavra) and the colours of magical beasts reflect their nature and power.
Colours in the novels are part of a national linguistic world-image, reflecting British moral ideals such as education, bravery, and friendship.
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