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Harry Potter and the Millennials – eBook

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  • Authors: Anthony Gierzynski, Kathryn Eddy
  • File Size: 2.4 MB, 3 MB
  • Format: MOBI (original), PDF (converted)
  • Length: 130 Pages
  • Publisher: Johns Hopkins University Press
  • Publication Date: ‎ ‎ May 29, 2013
  • Language: English
  • ASIN: ‎ ‎ B00DTTWGWY
  • ISBN-10: 1421410346, 1421410338
  • ISBN-13: 9781421410340, 9781421410333
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**Book Description:**

The Harry Potter phenomenon has indubitably left a lasting imprint on the Millennial Generation. Countless young readers became enchanted by the lore of the boy wizard, eagerly immersing themselves in the magical universe through reading the books, donning costumes for midnight release events, watching the film adaptations, and even engaging in spirited Quidditch tournaments. Despite the widespread acclaim and cultural impact of the series, there has been a surprising lack of scholarly exploration into how the world of Harry Potter has influenced the political beliefs of its young readers, who are now active participants in the democratic process.

In the enlightening book, *Harry Potter and the Millennials* (Mobi/PDF), author and researcher **Anthony Gierzynski** unveils groundbreaking findings that shed light on this intriguing relationship. Striving to deepen his students’ understanding of the interplay between political opinion and contemporary culture, Gierzynski undertook a comprehensive national survey involving over 1,100 college students. The book meticulously details the study’s design, the rigorous processes used for data collection, and the multifaceted conclusions drawn regarding Millennial political perspectives.

Through Gierzynski’s insightful analysis, readers will explore the significant impact that cultural artifacts like Harry Potter have on the political landscapes of young adults. This compelling narrative not only intertwines the beloved elements of the Potter saga with academic research but also addresses the complexities and hurdles faced by scholars in the fields of sociology, political science, and mass communication.

*Harry Potter and the Millennials* is more than just an exploration of literature’s influence on politics; it’s an essential resource for educators aiming to instill critical thinking about the media’s role in shaping political attitudes. The inclusion of enjoyable references to the Harry Potter universe makes this an engaging read, captivating both academics and fans alike.

**ISBNs**: 978-1421410333, 978-1421410340

**Table of Contents:**
Cover Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Isn’t It Just a Story?
1. The Subtle (and Not-So-Subtle) Political Lessons of Harry Potter
2. Learning the Lessons of the Wizarding World
3. Do the Politics of Harry Potter Fans Reflect Those of the Wizarding World?
4. The Role of Harry Potter in the Political Development of Millennials
Conclusion
Fiction, Reality, and Politics
Appendixes
A. Research Methodology
B. The Questionnaire
C. Regression Analyses
D. Model of Harry Potter Effects with Coefficients
Notes
Bibliography
Index

**Reviews**
*“The ebook *Harry Potter and the Millennials: Research Methods and the Politics of the Muggle Generation* is great fun.”* — Choice

*“A highly readable treatment of an experience that swept the country and still has considerable presence. To my knowledge, this is the only serious attempt to evaluate the political impact of the Harry Potter craze among pre-adults.”* — M. Kent Jennings, University of California, Santa Barbara

**NOTE:** The product exclusively includes the ebook, *Harry Potter and the Millennials*, formatted in the original MOBI (Kindle) version. A converted PDF is also part of the package. Please be aware that no access codes are included.

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