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Harry Potter and the Management of Trauma
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This chapter focuses on Harry and his experience of trauma. The chapter’s meticulous reading opens new avenues for understanding the central character, particularly with Harry in the penultimate chapter of Deathly Hallows. Here, Harry finds himself in a liminal space working hard to construct his own trauma narrative and to overcome the barriers that would prevent his defeating Voldemort.
Title: Harry Potter and the Management of Trauma
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This chapter focuses on Harry and his experience of trauma.
The chapter’s meticulous reading opens new avenues for understanding the central character, particularly with Harry in the penultimate chapter of Deathly Hallows.
Here, Harry finds himself in a liminal space working hard to construct his own trauma narrative and to overcome the barriers that would prevent his defeating Voldemort.
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