Bachelorarbeit, 2015
31 Seiten, Note: A
This thesis explores the natural and supernatural phenomena depicted in the Harry Potter series, examining J.K. Rowling's creative process and the reasons behind the series' immense success. It analyzes the author's biography, compares the fictional world to reality, and investigates the interplay between magic and the mundane world of Muggles.
Introduction: This introductory chapter details the author's personal connection to the Harry Potter series, beginning with her childhood fascination and continuing into her adult exploration of the series' themes. It establishes the thesis's central focus on analyzing the interplay between the magical and mundane worlds and the author's creative choices in building this world. The author's lifelong engagement with the series is highlighted, along with her intention to delve deeper into the creative process and underlying elements that contributed to the series' success.
Rowling and her way to success: This chapter provides a biographical overview of J.K. Rowling's life, highlighting key events and influences that shaped her writing career. It traces her journey from childhood aspirations to her eventual success as a globally recognized author. Specific examples are drawn from biographical sources, illustrating Rowling's early interest in writing, her academic background, and the inspirational circumstances surrounding the creation of the Harry Potter series. The chapter emphasizes her initial struggles and the eventual triumph of her literary work. The pivotal role of Bloomsbury Publishing in recognizing and publishing her manuscript is also discussed.
Why are the series so special?: This chapter delves into the reasons for the immense popularity of the Harry Potter series. It analyzes Rowling's writing style, particularly her ability to engage readers through vivid descriptions and compelling character development. The chapter uses specific examples from the first book to illustrate how Rowling creates empathy for the protagonist, Harry Potter, and immediately establishes an intriguing and mysterious narrative. The chapter discusses how seemingly insignificant events, like a vanishing glass and a talking snake, effectively hook the reader and create a sense of wonder and mystery.
J.K. Rowling, Harry Potter, fantasy literature, magical realism, Muggles, world-building, comparative analysis, fictional worlds, literary success, character development, narrative techniques.
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The table of contents covers an introduction, Rowling's path to success, the reasons for the series' popularity, character types in fiction, world-building in the Harry Potter universe (including its setting, magical objects, and hidden locations), fantastic beasts, and a conclusion.
The thesis explores the interplay between natural and supernatural phenomena in the Harry Potter series. It analyzes J.K. Rowling's creative process, the reasons for the series' success, and the contrast between the magical and Muggle worlds. It also investigates Rowling's influences, the portrayal of magic, and the lasting impact of the series. A comparative analysis of fictional world-building theories is also included.
The preview includes summaries of the introduction, a chapter on Rowling's life and path to success, and a chapter examining the reasons for the Harry Potter series' immense popularity. The introduction details the author's personal connection to the series and establishes the thesis's focus. The second chapter provides a biographical overview of J.K. Rowling, and the third chapter delves into the reasons behind the series' success, analyzing Rowling's writing style and narrative techniques.
The key words are: J.K. Rowling, Harry Potter, fantasy literature, magical realism, Muggles, world-building, comparative analysis, fictional worlds, literary success, character development, and narrative techniques.
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