LEWIS CARROLL'S ALICE IN WONDERLAND

Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland



Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland

Introduction

Alice in Wonderland is the major work of Lewis Carroll. A true classic of English literature and of world literature, this story has fascinated adults and children since its publication in 1865. This fairy tale tells the story of a little girl, Alice, who follows the White Rabbit in land and discover the Wonderland.

Analysis

The work is generally easy to understand for many readers, this is remarkably easy to observe the fact that is used as a tale of young children, although this book is not all it seems, as it plays the meaning of phrases and words. Going down the rabbit hole, Alice is back to its infancy, but is moving in time to time, and next he enters the social world of the elderly. At the bottom of the hole, the first dilemma that arises is whether or not to drink that bottle on the table, whether to grow or not grow, that is, if done or not an adult. Alice drinks from the bottle and it being great. It is the white rabbit is impeccably dressed in Victorian gentleman and his words show that suffer from the disease of the modern world, the rush, "It's late! It is late!" exclaims every bit, and again without stopping (Carroll, 2003). Alice could hardly have found a person that was so characteristic of the adult world in which everyone in a hurry.

In Wonderland, Alice likes to thwart the rules of life of a Victorian childhood, she shakes the model of a strict upbringing to discover his true identity. Alice resists the adult tent to print on childhood, she escapes the clutches of adults with the freedom of his mind. The staging must preserve the distance between the work and the viewer, in recognizing the child's ability to imagine, we reveal to the public the work in its dramatic authenticity. Alice falling, shrinking and grows, losing its own identity. A disorder is supported by a set of rules that seem themselves disorganized. However, over the adventures, Alice reconstructs a new identity. It discovers a girl joyful, relevant, clever and free to speak and act to find a way out each adventure.

After falling into the sea of his own tears, Alicia nothing to shore and meets up an assembly of animals, representing the Parliamentary Assembly admirably English. His favorite sport is the "presidential race", a race totally arbitrary, which does not actually know when it is given out or when you reach the final, much less who won. Equally significant is the scene where Alice grows inside the house rabbit (Carroll, 2003). The child feels distress and asphyxia, due to the conviction of living between the narrow walls of the exciting world. On the other hand, a joy and satisfaction when he returns to his size and runs out into the receptive field. Already in the field when it encounters the Caterpillar, means the antithesis of ...