A Study Guide to Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll
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96 Lewis Carroll and the Alice books Of all Lewis Carroll's major works, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland has a unique standing in the category of whimsical, nonsense literature. Alice is quite different from all other Victorian children's literature which, for the most part, is strict and extremely moralistic1. Yet, as odd2 as this story appears in relation to the other Victorian children's stories, this short novel is odder still because it was written by an extremely upright, ultra-conservative man — in short, a quintessential Victorian gentleman. Early life Lewis Carroll was born Charles Lutwidge Dodgson on January 27, 1832, the eldest son and third of eleven children born to Frances Jane Lutwidge and the Reverend Charles Dodgson. Carroll had a happy childhood. His father, despite his religious duties, tutored all of his children and raised3 them to be good people. He was said to be an austere, puritanical, and authoritarian Victorian man; his personal letters, however, reveal a good sense of humour4. As for Carroll's mother, she was the essence of the Victorian "gentlewoman." As described by her son, she was "one of the sweetest and gentlest women that had ever lived, whom to know was to love." The childhood of Lewis Carroll was full of ideas and hobbies that contributed5 to his future creative works. His life at Daresbury was secluded, though, and his playmates were mostly his brothers and sisters. Curiously, a number of the Dodgson children, including Carroll, stammered6 severely. Isa Bowman, a childhood friend of Carroll's, has said that whenever adults approached them on their walks, Carroll's speech became extremely difficult to understand. Apparently, he panicked; his shyness and stammering always seemed worse when he was in the world of adults. This stammering
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