Archetypes in Harry Potter

Since Harry Potter and the magician's stone published in 1997, J. K. The best-selling collection of Rowling has been translated into more than 70 languages ​​and is very popular (Plunkett). As the popularity grew, Harry Potter finally joined Peter Pan and Robin Hood and was kept respected for a long time until the series of Rowling was informally marked as child literature. Because of this station, it is treated more seriously and checked more analytically.

Elegant novels are classic prototypes - Harry Potter, Twilight and Percy Jackson. People need Harry Potter as a revised version of the gospel story, Twilight as a revised version of "The Chronicles of Narnia", and Percy Jackson as a revised version of the Greek mythology. Literally, this is not realistic. Clearly, my example is full of mysterious creatures. This is about the human race, realism about love, life, death, and the fight of value and meaning. A story about these truths will help us to deal with it. Writers can set them anywhere against any fantasy beast or conspiracy, we can learn from the contrast and play

Harry Potter, a fictitious character of J. K. Rowling's novel "The Harry Potter and the Wizard's Stone", follows the common prototype of mythology "hero's journey". Joseph Campbell discovered and organized a prototype with his novel "Hero with 1000 faces". The journey consists of three main parts and 17 of the three main parts. The three main ones are departure, departure and return. In Harry Potter and the Magician's Stone, Harry's Journey begins with a main point of view, a call for adventure at the start, and receives an admission notice from Hogwarts School of Magic. "You must have made a mistake, I think I can not be a wizard." When he told Hagrid he refused his call. When Harry 's parents died, he was the scheduled caretaker of Harry Potter.