چکیده

Present study aims to explore J. K. Rowling’s Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2000), initially children literature aimed to please British audience, in terms of Julia Kristeva’s intertextuality. This paper examines the main characters in the contemporary context of the fourth instalment of the Harry Potter heptalogy regarding their similarity to their original accounts. It is argued that intertextual reading of the book illustrates the mythic threads Rowling weaves in her narration to create a new masterpiece based on familiar stories. Such reconfiguration deviates from the original mythological accounts and revitalizes our perception of the classics and legends. It displays how Rowling’s twentieth century characters are classical type and successfully portray the classical entities in readers’ mind while the differences get the reader to visit a whole new stage of tangible, palpable narration which the audience admires. The present paper tries to explain how Rowling’s story contributes to modern mythology and how her narration has been improved compared to the classics.

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Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Kristeva, Intertextuality, myths and legends

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