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   Apr 10, 2015 · If Alice is the modern Miss depicted by Willy Pogany in 1922 with bobbed hair and a drop-waisted sweater, why is she reciting 19th-century verses and playing croquet?

2. www.bbc.com › culture › articleThe children's book that's really for adults - BBC

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   For more than 150 years, Lewis Carroll's Alice stories have captured the imaginations of readers, artists, filmmakers and designers. Holly Williams finds out why.

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4. www.designweek.co.uk › issues › 19-25-january-2015How Lewis Carroll’s Alice has influenced us for 150 years

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   Jan 22, 2015 · Global Alice looks at how the character is portrayed differently across the world – including Provençal Alice who wears tropézienne sandals and a sundress, while Swahili Alice sports a local kanga.

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   Alice in Wonderland is a classic children’s story that has captured the hearts of readers for over a century. However, the story is much more than just a whimsical tale of a young girl’s adventures in a fantastical world.

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6. theartssociety.org › arts-news-features › lureThe Lure of Wonderland - The Arts Society

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   May 21, 2021 · His pictures are audacious and dynamic – a contemporary spin on the social satire of the original – with the White Rabbit as an irate commuter with bowler hat and umbrella. During the 1960s, decade of flower power and the summer of love, Alice’s dream adventures converted her into a hippy-trippy icon.

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   Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (1865), Lewis Carroll's masterpiece of children's nonsense fiction, has enjoyed a life rivaled by few books from the nineteenth century, or indeed any earlier...

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   Is Alice in Wonderland a good book?

   • Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (1865), Lewis Carroll's masterpiece of children's nonsense fiction, has enjoyed a life rivaled by few books from the nineteenth century, or indeed any earlier period.

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   Is Alice based on a true story?

   • Much of the nonsense in Alice, as well as many incidental details, are based on things from mid-nineteenth century English life. The majority of the songs in the book are burlesques of poems and songs popular at the time, and familiar to Carroll's child audience. The last of Alice's adventures, the trial, is based on a then-familiar nursery rhyme.

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   Why is Alice in Wonderland so popular?

   • Holly Williams finds out why. For books that are all about surprising transformations, it should perhaps be no real surprise that Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass are among the most frequently adapted and reinterpreted stories ever written.

   The children's book that's really for adults - BBC

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   Was Alice a children's book?

   • But from its very first publication, Alice broke the bounds of "children's literature", to the extent that The Nation newspaper was able to suggest the book was more for adults than children, really.

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   Why is Alice so popular?

   • Every generation has portrayed Alice in its own way; a large part of her appeal is in the ambiguity that allows every portrayal to be so distinctive, yet still Alice. As we read the text, the many presentations of Alice can coexist or slide into one another.

   How Alice’s look has reflected 150 years of fashion - Financial Times

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   What is the difference between Alice and Wonderland?

   • Alice, the protagonist, is seen as a representation of the ego, while the characters she meets in Wonderland are seen as representations of the id and the superego. The id is represented by the chaotic and irrational characters, while the superego is represented by the authoritarian characters.

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9. frankbeddor.com › alice-in-wonderland-a-timelessAlice in Wonderland: A Timeless Journey Through Generations ...

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   Sep 29, 2023 · With her classic pinafore dress, wide-eyed wonderment, and the unjaded curiosity of youth, she encapsulated the idealized child of the ’50s—a symbol of purity and simplicity amidst the shadows of a world reshaped by war.