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|a Open at the close :
|b literary essays on Harry Potter /
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|a Introduction / Cecilia Konchar Farr -- Section 1: Horcruxes. Ascendio: a close and distant reading of progressive complexity in the Harry Potter series / Cecilia Konchar Farr and Amy Mars -- Said Hermione earnestly: Harry Potter's prose, and why it doesn't matter / Emily Strand -- Say the magic word: spellwork and the legacy of nonsense / Christina Phillips-Mattson -- Magical medicine: healers, healing spells, and medical humanities / Jennifer M. Reeher -- Rowling's paratextual gifts: thresholds to community in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows / Marie Schilling Grogan -- Communities of interpretation in Jane Austen and Harry Potter / Beatrice Groves -- The Russian formalist heart of the Harry Potter series / John Granger -- Section 2: Hallows. Reading Harry with the risk of trust and a hopeful search for meaning / Patrick McCauley -- "Always dependably, solidly present": the preemincence of Minerva McGonagall / Kate Glassman -- "Loony, loopy Lupin": (sexual) nonnormativity, transgression, and the werewolf / Jonathan A. Rose -- Sorry, not sorry: the limits of empathy for nonhuman creatures / Keridiana Chez -- "All was well"?: the sociopolitical struggles of house-elves, goblins, and centaurs / Juliana Valadão Lopes -- The face of evil: physiognomy in Potter / Lauren R. Camacci -- Slytherin safety: the rhetoric of antiassimilation in the wizarding world / Nusaiba Imady -- Harry Potter and the management of trauma / Tolonda Henderson -- A coda: she-who-must-not-be-named / Tolonda Henderson.
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|a "Contributions by Lauren R. Carmacci, Keridiana Chez, Kate Glassman, John Granger, Marie Schilling Grogan, Beatrice Groves, Tolonda Henderson, Nusaiba Imady, Cecilia Konchar Farr, Juliana Valadão Lopes, Amy Mars, Christina Phillips-Mattson, Patrick McCauley, Jennifer M. Reeher, Jonathan A. Rose, and Emily Strand Despite their decades-long, phenomenal success, the Harry Potter novels have attracted relatively little attention from literary critics and scholars. While popular books, articles, blogs, and fan sites for general readers proliferate, and while philosophers, historians, theologians, sociologists, psychologists, and even business professors have taken on book-length studies and edited essay collections about Harry Potter, literature scholars, outside of the children's books community, have paid few serious visits to the Potterverse. Could it be that scholars are still reluctant to recognize popular novels, especially those with genre labels "children's literature" or "fantasy," as worthy subjects for academic study? This book challenges that oversight, assembling and foregrounding some of the best literary critical work by scholars trying to move the needle on these novels to reflect their importance to twenty-first-century literate culture. In Open at the Close, contributors consciously address Harry Potter primarily as a literary phenomenon rather than a cultural one. They interrogate the novels on many levels, from multiple perspectives, and with various conclusions, but they come together around the overarching question: What is it about these books? At their heart, what is it that makes the Harry Potter novels so exceptionally compelling, so irresistible to their readers, and so relevant in our time?"--
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