First edition. With 77 drawings and photographs. Essays by Donald Rackin, Michael Patrick Hearn, Elizabeth Sewell, Jean Gattegno and others. Presentation from the author dated 1977 on free endpaper. viii, 216 pages. cloth-backed boards, dust jacket.. 4to..

Lewis Carroll Observed Collection of

Literature & Fiction

GUILIANO, Edward

British & Irish

Random House Value Publishing

<p>Essays explore Carroll's writings, his relationships with contemporaries, his influence on other writers, and his style</p>

Lewis Carroll: A Celebration - Essays on the Occasion of the 150th Anniversary of the Birth of Charles Lutwidge Dodgson

Clarkson. N. Potter

Lewis Carroll an Annotated International

Harvester Press Ltd

Sussex 1981 first edition. Harvester. hardcover octavo., 253pp., index. Fine in Fine DJ.

Lewis Carroll: An Annotated International Bibliography, 1960-77

Reference

Univ of Virginia Pr

Lewis Carroll: Collections and Collectors

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Antiques & Collectibles

Lewis Carroll Society of North America

<p>This fresh and comprehensive analysis of the creative works of Lewis Carroll addresses with authority the dominant issues and events in the life and works of the Reverend Charles Lutwidge Dodgson - the puzzling, eccentric, whimsical and brilliant Oxford mathematics don who changed literature and infused world culture with the publication of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Conceived in 1862 and inspired by Carroll’s real-life dream-child Alice Liddell, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and its indelible character Alice is now accepted as a masterpiece. The book became a global phenomenon in Carroll’s life and has remained a bestseller and a rich source of inspiration for various art forms in the more than 150 years since its publication. Today, it is a global resource beyond Lewis Carroll or the property of editorial writers, advertising copywriters, literary critics, children of all ages, film makers and others. Lewis Carroll and his Alices are part of our cultural heritage. Alice’s story lives in countless editions, illustrations, stage and screen adoptions and adaptations, and has been translated into no fewer than 174 languages. Writing with broad access to updated or previously unavailable primary materials and the vast arena of contemporary scholarship on Carroll and his works, Professor Guiliano offers an authoritative account of Carroll’s identities, behaviors and works. He connects the diverse elements in his art—from photography to poetry—to the great Alice books and more. Through a focus on the primary works, the question “Why Alice?”—the original text and its cipher-like afterlives—is placed in numerous contexts, including the era in which the Alices were created, and their many layers of complexity pealed back. In the end, the plurality of Carroll’s art is revealed, including through selected reproductions of his photographs and drawings. CONTENTS include: Quite the Golden Afternoon; Before Alice—Photography and More; Mysteries &amp; Identity; Speculations &amp; Answers; Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland; Through the Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There; The Hunting of the Snark; Publications Beyond; Why Alice? Posthumous Productivity &amp; Popularity; A Biographical Chronology; and Selected Bibliography.</p>

Lewis Carroll: Worlds of His Alices (Writers & Their Contexts)

Biographies & Memoirs

Arts & Literature

Edward Everett Root

This fresh and comprehensive analysis of the creative works of Lewis Carroll addresses with authority the dominant issues and events in the life and works of the Reverend Charles Lutwidge Dodgson - the puzzling, eccentric, whimsical and brilliant Oxford mathematics don who changed literature and infused world culture with the publication of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Conceived in 1862 and inspired by Carroll’s real-life dream-child Alice Liddell, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and its indelible character Alice is now accepted as a masterpiece. The book became a global phenomenon in Carroll’s life and has remained a bestseller and a rich source of inspiration for various art forms in the more than 150 years since its publication. Today, it is a global resource beyond Lewis Carroll or the property of editorial writers, advertising copywriters, literary critics, children of all ages, film makers and others. Lewis Carroll and his Alices are part of our cultural heritage. Alice’s story lives in countless editions, illustrations, stage and screen adoptions and adaptations, and has been translated into no fewer than 174 languages. Writing with broad access to updated or previously unavailable primary materials and the vast arena of contemporary scholarship on Carroll and his works, Professor Guiliano offers an authoritative account of Carroll’s identities, behaviors and works. He connects the diverse elements in his art—from photography to poetry—to the great Alice books and more. Through a focus on the primary works, the question “Why Alice?”—the original text and its cipher-like afterlives—is placed in numerous contexts, including the era in which the Alices were created, and their many layers of complexity pealed back. In the end, the plurality of Carroll’s art is revealed, including through selected reproductions of his photographs and drawings. CONTENTS include: Quite the Golden Afternoon; Before Alice—Photography and More; Mysteries & Identity; Speculations & Answers; Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland; Through the Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There; The Hunting of the Snark; Publications Beyond; Why Alice? Posthumous Productivity & Popularity; A Biographical Chronology; and Selected Bibliography.

Lewis Carroll: Worlds of His Alices (Writers and Their Contexts)

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