How 'Harry Potter' shaped the political culture of a generation

The idea that entertainment affects our politics seems silly for some people. Many people will ridicule the idea that the "Star Wars" legend might affect the socialization of the X generation. Alternatively, music that the baby-boom generations have heard play a supplementary role.

But when we tickle the sleeping dragon, after 20 years in Portmania, we interrogated our celebration on how Harry Potter formed the collective imagination of the generation and Harry Potter's magic has awkward similarities in this process. Which academic institutions discriminate and exclude. This year is 1991, you are already 10 years old. The sort cap tells you that you belong to "Sli people are using some means to accomplish the purpose." You usually can not put up many shops, but your parents, teacher, and colleagues take this ceremony very seriously.

The adventure, love, and generation that Harry Potter is currently cultivating are addicted to pop culture. Music, television, celebrities, fashion, movies, and books all had a great impact on this generation. The morality and personality of this generation is shaped by popular culture around us. A few years later, people will be products of two very popular books and movie series that have greatly influenced our popular culture: Harry Potter and Twilight Saga. Both bring new things

Harry Potter and British culture since the first novel "Harry Potter and the Magician's Stone" (American name "Harry Potter and the Magic Stone") was released in 1997, these books gained the world Excellent visibility and success of business They sold over 300 million copies collectively and translated them into over 63 languages. Harry attracted not only adults but also children and adolescents. In 2001, the first book was applied to the screen and earned $ 976 million in revenue.