Feminist reading of Hermione's character in Harry Potter:
Hermione Jane Granger is one of the most popular characters from the Harry Potter series. She is especially popular with young female fans that see this character as a role model. In recent literature novel, strong female role models are very rare. They usually are created as weak fallen in love girls with heart broken who try to take a revenge, or just try to change their looks to attract their boys then theycan live happily ever after, and that is the end of the story. However, J.K. Rowling offered something different with marvelous style of her writing. She presented girls of this generation with a strong female role model in Hermione Jane Granger.Hermione's brave choices, her ability to stand up for what is morally right and her intelligence make her one character that our generation of young women these days can be proud to look up to. Somehow, the writer definitely believes that it is Hermione who is the main brain of the Harry Potter series who makes the entire plan and guides Harry to all of his adventures. And that’s why this paper was made, to analyze Hermione’s strong character into a deeper aspect of Harry Potter book series.
Harry Potter taught us that even the most ordinary person has the power
to bring a positive change in the world. The books gave us heroines like
Hermione Granger – intelligent, fierce, and a loyal friend, someone who
values books more than her looks. When society was teaching us girls that being pretty
was the most desirable trait for our gender, Rowling reminded us that
it was okay to be awkward and to prefer the pursuit of knowledge over
the pursuit of outward beauty.There are other binaries, other story
lines associat-There are other binaries, other story lines associate with
girlhood and femininity, that mark our culture and that appear in the
Harry Potter novel.
Works Cited
Charlend, Meredith.
"Harry's Girls: Haryy Potter and the Discourse of Gender.
Kartika, Dyah. Analysis
of Hermoine Granger. 18 February 2018
<https://www.scribd.com/document/114713326/Analysis-of-Hermione-Granger>.
Sighn, Nikita. Feminism
In Harry Potter? Not Obvious Despite Awesome Hermione Granger. 29 July
2016. 18 February 2018
<http://www.womensweb.in/2016/07/feminism-in-harry-potter-books-or-lack-of-it/>.
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Hermione Jane Granger is one of the most popular characters from the Harry Potter series. She is especially popular with young female fans that see this character as a role model. In recent literature novel, strong female role models are very rare. They usually are created as weak fallen in love girls with heart broken who try to take a revenge, or just try to change their looks to attract their boys then theycan live happily ever after, and that is the end of the story. However, J.K. Rowling offered something different with marvelous style of her writing. She presented girls of this generation with a strong female role model in Hermione Jane Granger.Hermione's brave choices, her ability to stand up for what is morally right and her intelligence make her one character that our generation of young women these days can be proud to look up to. Somehow, the writer definitely believes that it is Hermione who is the main brain of the Harry Potter series who makes the entire plan and guides Harry to all of his adventures. And that’s why this paper was made, to analyze Hermione’s strong character into a deeper aspect of Harry Potter book series.
Harry Potter taught us that even the most ordinary person has the power
to bring a positive change in the world. The books gave us heroines like
Hermione Granger – intelligent, fierce, and a loyal friend, someone who
values books more than her looks. When society was teaching us girls that being pretty
was the most desirable trait for our gender, Rowling reminded us that
it was okay to be awkward and to prefer the pursuit of knowledge over
the pursuit of outward beauty.There are other binaries, other story
lines associat-There are other binaries, other story lines associate with
girlhood and femininity, that mark our culture and that appear in the
Harry Potter novel.
Works Cited
Charlend, Meredith.
"Harry's Girls: Haryy Potter and the Discourse of Gender.
Kartika, Dyah. Analysis
of Hermoine Granger. 18 February 2018
<https://www.scribd.com/document/114713326/Analysis-of-Hermione-Granger>.
Sighn, Nikita. Feminism
In Harry Potter? Not Obvious Despite Awesome Hermione Granger. 29 July
2016. 18 February 2018
<http://www.womensweb.in/2016/07/feminism-in-harry-potter-books-or-lack-of-it/>.


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