Tenniel: The Logic behind his Interpretation of the Alice Books

Chapters in this book

1. i-iv i
2. Foreword v
3. Contents vii
4. Humpty and Alice 1
5. Alice's Adventures in Semiosis 11
6. Curiouser and Curiouser - 26
7. Naked, Raw Alice 34
8. “Was It a Cat I Saw?”: The Vanishing Sign 43
9. Alice's Body: Arrhythmias and Dystonias 53
10. What Is Alice, What Is This Thing, Who Are You? 63
11. Exchange in Alice's World 74
12. Alice in Analysis: Interpretation of the Personal Meaning of Texts 79
13. Aspects of Coherence in Alice 93
14. Carroll's Play with Possibilities: Aspects of Coherence in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland 102
15. The Willing Fields 115
16. Alice in Wonderland – Aspects of Intertextuality 127
17. Texts and Metatexts in Alice 140
18. “Did you say pig, or fig?” 157
19. Alice's Omissions 176
20. Tenniel: The Logic behind his Interpretation of the Alice Books 194
21. Two Portrait Galleries. Remarks on depicting Alice and her Company 209
22. Carroll and the Critics: on the Alice Books 236
23. Some More Writings on Carroll 264
24. Addresses of the Contributors 271
25. Index of Names 273
26. Index of subjects 276
27. 279-280 279