Essays on Harry Potter

At first glance, there is Daniel Radcliffe at the front of the magazine, he is well known and puts a smile on a person’s face. However, after further investigating the image there is something off about him. He is not smiling or using his childish...

In J. K. Rowling’s Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, there are many contrasts, and even similarities, between the wizarding world and our world, known as the Muggle world. Both societies clash and contrast in many ways. Represented by the Dursleys, Rowling symbolizes everything wrong...

The first thing that I’m going to be talking about is Albus’s childhood. One of the next things that I will be talking about is his teenage years when he got into Hogwarts. The next thing after that will be his adulthood, and then with...

As one of the five Heads of House during the 90s, Pomona Sprout had a large impact on the outcome of the Second Wizarding War, if only by simply being a teacher to a large number of its participants. This matronly professor’s guiding hand and...

Carl Gustav Jung, a Swiss psychologist, is known for his theories of the Collective Unconscious. Such theories include the use of archetypes, some of which include the shadow, the self, the anima and the animus. These archetypes working together are what define the process of...

Inside the pages of the first book Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone, we find an 11-year old boy represent what we all call a “hero”. While this term was not coined for the purpose of the plot to Harry Potter, it has, in fact,...

Do you have a permanent relationship with an enemy you can’t avoid him? Do you have a feeling that you should ring him and can’t stop thinking about him? Are there psychological reasons for this strange connection? This magical correlation is created by one person:...