Dragons in Harry Potter: Between Reinvestment of Archetypes and Ethical-Ecological Reflection on the Relationship between Man and Animal

Iris 42 (2022)
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Abstract

J. K. Rowling's dragons follow in the lineage of legendary creatures as they have been remembered in the medieval novels: they are large reptiles with wings that breathe fire. In addition, they often keep a treasure. These dragons are often aggressive with humans. However, even though they are aggressive, they are not evil in Harry Potter. Besides, Voldemort and his Death Eaters are only indirectly associated with a dragon. They are aggressive because they are wild animals. Man should not try to tame them. We must understand them and protect them by adopting an ecological approach to the preservation of dragons.

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