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Alice in Wonderland Study Guide & Essays

by Lewis Carroll

The Alice books were written during the Victorian era, a time now remembered for its stifling propriety and constrictive morals. Carroll had something of an outsider's perspective on this world; he was painfully shy, and he often stuttered. His fondness for little girls has raised more than a few…

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alice and the mushroom

is the mushroom an allegory for doing drugs or does it mean something else?

Posted By robert s #41556 at Jun 15, 2007 8:33 PM in Alice in Wonderland || 4 replies

how does alice fall down the rabbit hole?

what causes alice to fall down the rabbit hole?

Posted By tammy j #63258 at Sep 03, 2008 1:59 AM in Alice in Wonderland || 5 replies

Book vs. New Movie

For those of you who love the themes of the original work - what is your reflection on the new movie? Is anything lost? Do some of the original themes and messages come through in the movie?

Posted By michelle t #128999 at Mar 07, 2010 11:39 AM in Alice in Wonderland || 1 reply

puns in Alice

Puns are elaborate plays on words. By mixing up existing words that sound alike yet have different meanings, you can make new meanings, or just make fun of things. Which is your favorite pun in chapters 9 and 10? Why?

Posted By camille c #123285 at Jan 22, 2010 8:01 AM in Alice in Wonderland || 0 replies