Stephen Harrison on Mythryl: “Among the many topics missing from this piece is any discussion of…”

Among the many topics missing from this piece is any discussion of the medium. Harry Potter was a print phenomenon, with most readers encountering the books in physical form, and huge in-person launch events. It’s not only that politics have changed. It’s that we’ve become increasingly disembodied.

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In @nytopinion.nytimes.com Younger generations “have fallen out of love with Harry Potter because they have fallen out of love with the worldview the series represents,” writes Louise Perry. “Which is to say that young people have fallen out of love with liberalism.”

nyti.msOpinion | Why Gen Z Doesn’t Love ‘Harry Potter’The wizarding worldview is naïve.

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