The Ivory Tower and Harry Potter: Perspectives on a Literary Phenomenon (Volume 1)
by Farah Mendlesohn, Pat Pinsent, Mary Pharr, Jann Lacoss, M. Katherine Grimes, Roni Natov, David K. Steege, Eliza T. Dresang, Terri Doughty
This scholarly collection explores Harry Potter as a literary phenomenon through essays by multiple contributors. Bringing together varied academic perspectives, it considers the series’ significance within literary and cultural discussion, making it a useful resource for readers studying popular literature and its reception.
About This Book
The Ivory Tower and Harry Potter presents a collection of perspectives on the Harry Potter phenomenon.
Contributors examine the subject through literary and academic discussion, offering a range of viewpoints on its significance.
With essays by Farah Mendlesohn, Pat Pinsent, Mary Pharr, Jann Lacoss, and other scholars, the volume reflects varied approaches to a widely discussed series.
This volume is suited to readers interested in literary analysis, children's and young adult literature, and the cultural study of popular books.
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