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English Children’s Literature: A Collection Of Joan Rowling’s “Harry Potter” Novels And The Place Of The Work In World Children’s Literature

Xudorberdiyeva Gulasal Shuxratovna

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The article discusses the emergence and development of English children's literature, in particular, the formation of the fantasy genre as a separate genre in children's literature, works of art created in this genre, the writer Joan Rowling’s life and works, her role in children's literature, Harry Potter novels collection, the direct impact of the work on the development of world children's literature and the Harry Potter phenomenon in it.

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Key concepts: Harry potter, Fantasy, Literature, Children's literature, Phenomenon, Work (physics), History, Psychoanalysis