God and Harry Potter at Yale: Teaching Faith and Fantasy Fiction in an Ivy League Classroom
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God and Harry Potter at Yale: Teaching Faith and Fantasy Fiction in an Ivy League Classroom

by Danielle Elizabeth Tumminio

Fantasy Education Religion
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In God and Harry Potter at Yale, Danielle Elizabeth Tumminio examines the intersection of religious faith and fantasy fiction through the experience of teaching Harry Potter in an Ivy League classroom. The book offers a thoughtful point of entry for readers interested in religion, education, and literary interpretation.

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God and Harry Potter at Yale explores the relationship between religious faith and fantasy fiction.

Danielle Elizabeth Tumminio focuses on teaching Harry Potter within an Ivy League classroom at Yale University.

The book considers how fantasy literature can serve as a setting for examining questions of faith, interpretation, and meaning.

Its subject will interest readers drawn to religion, education, literary discussion, and the cultural significance of fantasy fiction.

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