Abstract:Zum psychoanalytischen Verständnis der Harry PotterEntwicklungsromanePraxis der Kinderpsychologie und Kinderpsychiatrie 57 (2008)
Zum psychoanalytischen Verständnis der Harry Potter-EntwicklungsromanePeter Subkowski
SummaryOn the psychoanalytic view of Harry Potter his paper analyzes the exemplary mental development that Harry Potter undertakes ater the massive traumatic loss of his parents at the early age of 15 months and the following neglect by his relatives until he becomes a mature adult. On the basis o… Show more
“…Keilman (2009) saw the seven-book series as a pop cultural phenomenon and analyzed the text from a moral-theological, psychoanalytic, and technological perspective. Subkowski (2008) considered the Harry Potter books as a contemporary "Bildungsroman" (a novel about growing through adolescence into adulthood) and analyzed Harry's psychological development.…”
“…Keilman (2009) saw the seven-book series as a pop cultural phenomenon and analyzed the text from a moral-theological, psychoanalytic, and technological perspective. Subkowski (2008) considered the Harry Potter books as a contemporary "Bildungsroman" (a novel about growing through adolescence into adulthood) and analyzed Harry's psychological development.…”
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