ASPECTS OF ALICE editing Robert Phillips

Lewis Carroll's Dreamchild as seen through the Critics' Looking-Glasses 1865-1971

In what the Sunday Times calls' an enthralling collection of essays', Robert Phillips presents a collection of critical responses to Alice in Wonderland and Alice Through The Looking Glass.

From W.H. Auden ( Alice symbolizes what everyone, in the end, would like to become) and T. Fensch (Alice was the first acidhead), to Virginia Woolf, Walter de la Mare, Robert Graves and William Empson, the critics here offer a spectrum of opinion and shed fascinating insights onto these timeless classics.

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Autores :Varios. Edición de Robert Phillips
Idioma: English
Editorial: Penguin (Harmondsworth, Middlesex)
1974
11x18 cm.
Cubiertas en rústica protegidas con plástico por anterior propietario. Firma. Buen estado.

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