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[Harry Potter] Do wizards read or write works of science fiction? How about fantasy?

I know most wizards aren't interested in muggle affairs, but a good portion of the wizarding community is muggle-born, and muggle studies is a perfectly legitimate field of research. 

Does the Lord of the Rings series even exist in the Harry Potter universe? How about Star Wars? I know if I were muggle-born I wouldn't suddenly forget about the impact of Star Wars after 11 years of knowing about it. Or do the initially mystifying qualities of the wizarding world put all of these works in the background for the average muggle born?
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Wizards could read our fiction, but they usually don't. Science fiction and fantasy usually *add* elements to a world we already understand. The issue for wizards is that they have to *suspend their entire worldview* to read our fiction. Their entire way of life is predicated on the understanding that magic exists. 

Which, incidentally, is why Arthur Weasley has a hard time understanding things like rubber ducks. Why would you need to be entertained in the bath if you can just wash up in an instant, or make your books waterproof? It would never occur to you.