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Playing Harry Potter
Essays and Interviews on Fandom and Performance
Page count: 248
Average rating: 5 based on 1 votes
Language: English
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Words used in the book
Quidditch
Hogwarts
Sorcerer
Muggle
Wizardry
Spell
Cauldron
Broomstick
Potion
Magical
Charms
Wand
Transfiguration
Apparition
Patronus
Centaur
Basilisk
Dragon
Mandrake
Phoenix
Dementor
Animagus
Invisibility
Hagrid
Floo Powder
Portkey
Polyjuice
House Cup
Howler
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Description
Through classroom activities, wizard rock concerts, and organizations like the Harry Potter Alliance, Harry Potter fans are using creativity to positively impact the world. This collection of essays and interviews examines how playful fandom--from fanfiction to Muggle quidditch, cosplay, role-playing games, and even Harry Potter burlesque--not only reimagines the canon but also challenges consumerism, questions notions of identity, and fosters participatory culture. The contributors explore issues applicable to fan studies and performance studies at large, such as the role of performance, the nature of community, and questions of representation and ownership in the digital age. Presented in three parts, the essays discuss discrepancies between sanctioned versions of Harry Potter and fan creations, the reenactment and reinterpretation of the original narrative in fan performance, and collaborative and participatory performances that break down the boundaries between actors and audiences.Enjoy reading! If not, change the book, there are thousands ...
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