Alice's Adventures in Wonderland is a book by Lewis Carroll. ... Alice the goes in a sleep like dream into "Wonderland". ... These quotes explain the hidden sexuality as Alice growing into adulthood. Lewis Carrol's meaning behind his famous book is about Alice being naive about sexuality and growing up. ... My thesis on this paper is, Carroll's intended meaning behind this children's book. ...
Alice In Wonderland Alice in Wonderland is a very strange story. I think that this book could have a number of hidden meanings, the most profound of these being Alice's inner conflict with her own self identity. ... Alice was also scared when she was too small. ... This I believe is how Alice will turn out as an adult. ... Alice is aspiring to be a very hardcore bud smoker. ...
Back when the novel "Adventures of Alice in Wonderland" was made, not many authors experimented with nonsense in their stories. ... The one thing that gave rise to this novel is the lack of hidden meaning which makes it a trend-setting literature. ... In this novel "Adventures of Alice in Wonderland", the story starts off very normal and without much nonsense at all. ... Before he wrote his novel, "Adventures of Alice in Wonderland", and yet a little after that, he used to watch three little girls. ... No matter what happens to Alice in the story, Alice can not comprehend that the new worl...
Out of love and generosity to one of his good friend's daughter, Alice Liddell, he wrote a novel of her adventures in a mystical place named Wonderland. ... In fact "some critics have seen in his hookah smoking and magic mushroom intimations of drug use" thus proving the fact that it is not out of the picture to believe such a hidden meaning exists (Howes 120). ... Confusion and satires toward the monarch of England were other great themes of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. ... The third and final theme to the novel, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, are the phallic symbols th...
Dodgson enjoyed making up stories for children, three such children being Alice Liddell and her sisters, which is whom "Alice in Wonderland" and "Through the Looking Glass" were created for. ... In this story, Alice looks down on a table and sees a book with this poem, but all the writing is backwards. This is actually a good way to look at Wonderland, as a backwards place, where the abnormal is the norm. ... After the class discussion on this poem, it was noticeable that there may be a different meaning to each reader. ... This poem also uses allegory to show that there may be some hidden mes...
