Wed Nov 17 06:37:21 2010 UTClccn-n79-56546Authors, English--19th centuryMathematics teachers--Great BritainPhotographers--Great Britain0.10Alice in Wonderland0.380.69The diaries of Lewis CarrollLewis_Carrolln 79056546oca00289638aCarroll, Lewis,1832-1898Karol, Luis,1832-1898Kerol, Li︠u︡is,1832-1898Kėrroll, Lʹi︠u︡is,1832-1898Karrolʹ, L.,1832-1898Oxford chiel,1832-1898Kėrroll, L.(Li︠u︡is),1832-1898Caroll, Lewis,1832-1898Kerōl, Lūyī,1832-1898Karōl, Lūyi,1832-1898Kāral, Lūyis,1832-1898Кэрролл, ЛЬюис,1832-1898קרול, לואיסקרול, לואיס,1832-1898קרול, ל.Dodgson, Charles Lutwidge,1832-1898lccn-nr96-15884lccn-n79-58883Tenniel, JohnSir1820-1914illlccn-sh97-5279Alice (Fictitious character : Carroll)nc-g edward cassady collectionG. Edward Cassady Collectionlccn-n79-54207Gardner, Martin1914-2010edtlccn-n81-4357Furniss, Harry1854-1925illlccn-n80-51716Green, Roger Lancelynedtlccn-n80-112949Holiday, Henry1839-1927illlccn-n85-829187Parisot, Henritrllccn-n80-158798Del Tredici, Davidcmplccn-n50-247Cohen, Morton Norton1921-edtCarroll, Lewis1832-1898Carroll, Lewis1832-1898100Fantasy fictionChildren's storiesFantasy fiction, EnglishFantasyRadio playsArtists' booksAdventure fictionAdventure storiesRussian language materialsChildren's stories, AmericanEnglish literatureChildren's storiesFantasy poetry, EnglishAuthorsAnimalsDramaGirlsPhotography, ArtisticNonsense versesPsychologyLogic, Symbolic and mathematicalFriendshipAdaptationsChildren's literature, EnglishChildrenMathematical recreationsPhotography of childrenExhibition catalogsAdventure stories, EnglishAudiobooksChildren's stories--AuthorshipBibliographyMathematiciansPhotographersRecords and correspondenceLiteratureHargreaves, Alice Pleasance 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லூயி卡罗尔, 刘易斯卡洛尔, 路易斯Кэрролл, Льюисகாரல், லூயிஸ்ルイス=キャロルКарролл, Лувис卡罗尔卡罗尔, 刘易斯(Lewis Carroll)קרול, לואיסקרול, ל卡洛爾ルイス・キャロルКэрролл, ЛЬюис卡罗尔, Lewis卡洛尔, 刘易斯卡洛尔8142648295242ocn000444355sw000042196:lccn-n79-56546Truebook19990.29Carroll, LewisAlice's adventures in WonderlandFantasy fictionAdventure fictionChildren's storiesFantasyFantasy fiction, EnglishA little girl falls down a rabbit hole and discovers a world of nonsensical and amusing characters.+-+5293958485441213636991ocn060373649sw000303361:lccn-n79-56546Truebook19770.34Carroll, LewisThrough the looking-glass and what Alice found thereFantasy fictionChildren's literatureChildren's storiesChildren's poetryFantasy fiction, EnglishIn this sequel to "Alice in Wonderland" Alice goes through the mirror to find a strange world where curious adventures await her.+-+67437181253013572989ocn124036266sw000308380:lccn-n79-56546Falsebook20070.16Carroll, LewisJabberwockyReinterprets Lewis Carroll's famous poem about the dreaded Jabberwock.+-+636571812522864627322ocn049293052sw000062987:lccn-n79-56546Falsebook19810.56Carroll, LewisThe hunting of the snark : an agony in eight fitsSea storiesFantasy fictionBellman, Butcher, Baker, Banker, Billiard-Maker, and a talking Beaver set out on a sea voyage to hunt the elusive Snark.+-+26498959652267286668ocn000588691sw000588691:lccn-n79-56546Falsebook19360.57Carroll, LewisThe complete works of Lewis Carroll [pseudIncludes all of the novels, short stories, poetry, essays, games, puzzles, problems, and miscellaneous writings of Charles Dodgson, written under the name of Lewis Carroll.+-+07905659651472236195ocn049293298sw000470041:lccn-n79-56546Truebook19910.40Carroll, LewisSylvie and BrunoFantasy fictionAn imaginative tale of two little children meeting adventure in such places as Dogland, Outland, and Elfland.+-+83300713951344181085ocn002318344sw000649097:lccn-n79-56546Falsebook19770.64Carroll, LewisLewis Carroll's Symbolic logic : part I, Elementary, 1896, fifth edition, part II, Advanced, never previously published : together with letters from Lewis Carroll to eminent nineteenth-century logicians and to his "logical sister," and eight versions of the Barber-shop paradox+-+37495713951239144064ocn044518380sw003443203:lccn-n79-56546Falsebook2000Carroll, LewisLewis CarrollWith fantastic characters and enchanting, rhythmic, and sometimes nonsense language, Lewis Carroll created magical wonderlands. In his worlds, many things appear upside down and inside out, the rules of logic just don't apply, and everything pompous gets cut down to size. No surprise, then, that children love to visit there, sliding down the rabbit hole with Alice, battling the dreaded Jabberwock, or hunting for that mythical Snark. Carroll's classic works have never lost their fascination, and these 26 selections, along with Eric Copeland's savagely funny paintings that bring his fantastic realms to life, will become favorites with young readers. They'll also appreciate uncovering the true stories behind each tale and learning that many of Carroll's poems mocked the most popular--and humorless--verses of his period. Included are many beloved excerpts from the Alice books, as well as "The Walrus and the Carpenter," "Father William," and others, all especially wonderful to read aloud! Particularly beneficial for reading along with children are notes on unfamiliar words and recurrent themes, a word glossary, and a biography of the inscrutable and complex Carroll--aka Charles Lutwidge Dodgson.+-+969004153511941784164ocn006195794sw000544672:lccn-n79-56546Truebook19800.30Carroll, LewisAlice's adventures in Wonderland and Through the looking-glassFantasy fictionBy falling down a rabbit hole and stepping through a mirror, Alice experiences unusual adventures with a variety of nonsensical characters.+-+96083859651028137329ocn011918885sw000003912:lccn-n79-56546Falsebook19860.17Carroll, LewisThe walrus and the carpenterMiniature booksA walrus and a carpenter encounter some oysters during their walk on the beach--an unfortunate meeting for the oysters.+-+746224810693495920ocn004004273sw004004273:lccn-n79-56546Falsebook1979Carroll, LewisThe letters of Lewis Carroll89998513ocn033946924sw033946924:lccn-n79-56546Falsebook19960.66Gardner, MartinThe universe in a handkerchief : Lewis Carroll's mathematical recreations, games, puzzles, and word playsThis discussion of Lewis Carroll's mathematical games and puzzles also includes the "full texts of Carroll's privately published pamphlets and leaflets...[and covers] in detail the recreational aspects of Carroll's fiction, verse, letters, and magazine articles."--Preface, p.x.89296223ocn008708902sw008708902:lccn-n79-56546Truebook1982Carroll, LewisThe complete illustrated works of Lewis CarrollRomaner og digte.+-+1243178036873108932ocn026029029sw001097236:lccn-n79-56546Truebook19600.30Carroll, LewisAlice's adventures in wonderland ; &, Through the looking-glassFantasy fictionBy falling down a rabbit hole and stepping through a mirror, Alice experiences unusual adventures with a variety of nonsensical characters.+-+757870609584795242ocn049294584sw004826307:lccn-n79-56546Falsebook1869Carroll, LewisPhantasmagoria and other poemsFantasy poetryA collection of Lewis Carroll's poetic works.+-+370774820681882412ocn000483862sw000483862:lccn-n79-56546Falsebook19580.65Carroll, LewisMathematical recreations of Lewis Carroll [pseudWe have determined this item to be in the public domain according to US copyright law through information in the bibliographic record and/or US copyright renewal records. The digital version is available for all educational uses worldwide. Please contact HathiTrust staff at hathitrust-help@umich.edu with any questions about this item.75586060ocn000361236sw000148565:lccn-n79-56546Falsebook19540.69Carroll, LewisThe diaries of Lewis CarrollAn account of his whole life from age 23 until his death, except part of summer 1867, the last three months of 1855 and the years of 1858 to mid-1862, which are lost.71985839ocn002571409sw000563800:lccn-n79-56546Truebook19660.28Carroll, LewisThe nursery "AliceFantasy fiction, EnglishChildren's storiesA little girl falls down a rabbit hole and discovers a strange world inhabited by all sorts of unusual characters.6556554ocn000361244sw000361244:lccn-n79-56546Falsebook19600.61Carroll, LewisThe humorous verse of Lewis Carroll, the Rev. Charles Lutwidge Dodgson637749245ocn053715832sw006373969:lccn-n79-56546Falsevisu20030.10Alice in WonderlandMade-for-TV moviesFilm adaptationsChildren's storiesAnimated filmsTelevision playsA subversive and haunting retelling of the classic children's story. This Victorian Gothic version captures the menacing undertones of Lewis Carroll's story while poking fun at middle-class England.+-+63557971252185231410ocn031938018sw031938018:lccn-n79-56546Falsebook19950.53Cohen, Morton NortonLewis Carroll : a biographyBiography of Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, known to the world as Lewis Carroll, which attempts to unravel the paradox of the quiet Oxford mathematician who created the fantastic world of Alice in Wonderland.+-+47109242151631210111ocn003186360sw003186360:lccn-n79-56546Falsebook19770.59Kelly, Richard MichaelLewis CarrollProvides in-depth analysis of the life, works, career, and critical importance of Lewis Carroll.1308165024ocn004161143sw000656762:lccn-n79-56546Falsebook19580.64Hudson, DerekLewis CarrollManuscripts, EnglishAutograph manuscript of a first draft of a British Council pamphlet.118512627ocn001551473sw000987220:lccn-n79-56546Falsebook19760.60Gattégno, JeanLewis Carroll : fragments of a looking-glass114811795ocn004907762sw004904942:lccn-n79-56546Falsebook19790.58Amor, Anne ClarkLewis Carroll, a biography110611347ocn002561557sw002561557:lccn-n79-56546Falsebook19760.55Pudney, JohnLewis Carroll and his world108310986ocn227016411sw226281421:lccn-n79-56546Falsebook2008Wilson, Robin JLewis Carroll in numberland : his fantastical mathematical logical life : an agony in eight fitsAs Wilson demonstrates, Carroll--who published serious, if occasionally eccentric, works in the fields of geometry, logic, and algebra--made significant contributions to subjects as varied as voting patterns and the design of tennis tournaments, in the process creating imaginative recreational puzzles based on mathematical ideas. --from publisher description.1017133942ocn000179589sw000179589:lccn-n79-56546Falsebook18990.70Collingwood, Stuart DodgsonThe life and letters of Lewis Carroll (Rev. C.L. Dodgson)+-+5252931596100410041ocn014067732sw014067732:lccn-n79-56546Falsebook19870.15Lewis CarrollA collection of critical essays about the famous British mathematician and author.+-+9431902235981102411ocn000730680sw000730680:lccn-n79-56546Falsebook19730.55Fisher, JohnThe magic of Lewis Carroll9559928ocn002798360sw002689482:lccn-n79-56546Falsebook19770.57Hudson, DerekLewis Carroll : an illustrated biography9059053ocn002189269sw002189269:lccn-n79-56546Falsebook19760.59Lewis Carroll observed : a collection of unpublished photographs, drawings, poetry, and new essays8448443ocn001025847sw001025847:lccn-n79-56546Falsebook19740.68Blake, KathleenPlay, games, and sport; the literary works of Lewis Carroll79793311ocn000070262sw000070262:lccn-n79-56546Falsebook19690.68Gernsheim, HelmutLewis Carroll, photographer7878312ocn041235538sw041235538:lccn-n79-56546Falsevisu1999Alice in WonderlandFeature filmsAlice slips down a rabbit hole into Wonderland, where she meets zany characters like the Cheshire Cat and the Mad Hatter and has a series of strange, dream-like adventures.68213398ocn054111517sw054111517:lccn-n79-56546Falsebook20040.66Brooker, WillAlice's adventures : Lewis Carroll in popular culturePublisher's description: Will Brooker, author of Batman Unmasked and Using the Force, turns his attention to Lewis Carroll and Alice. He takes the reader through a fascinating and revealing tour of late 20th Century popular culture, following Alice and her creator wherever they go. Brooker reveals the ways in which this iconic character has been used and adapted, taking in cartoons, movies, computer games, theme parks, heritage sites, novelisations, illustrations, biographies, theatrical performances, toys and other products, websites, fan clubs and much more. The result is a remarkable analysis of how one original creation has expanded over time to symbolize many different things to many different people.+-+388969173560512124ocn027812206sw027812206:lccn-n79-56546Falsebook19930.15Björk, ChristinaThe other Alice : the story of Alice Liddell and Alice in WonderlandPortrays the childhood of Alice Liddell, who was the inspiration for Lewis Carroll's "Alice in Wonderland." Includes instructions for throwing a mad tea party and other games.+-+07977147644889766ocn036284106sw036284106:lccn-n79-56546Falsebook19970.68Alternative Alices : visions and revisions of Lewis Carroll's Alice books : an anthologyTwenty stories by different authors giving an alternative picture of the heroine of Lewis Carroll's 1865 novel, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. Often less flattering than the original, they were written between 1869 and 1930.4408806ocn000104472sw000104472:lccn-n79-56546Falsebook19700.74Sutherland, Robert DLanguage and Lewis Carroll3199579ocn041017665sw041017665:lccn-n79-56546Falsebook19990.64Leach, KarolineIn the shadow of the dreamchild : a new understanding of Lewis Carroll"It has Long been believed that Lewis Carroll, author of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There, was a man emotionally, and probably sexually, obsessed with female children and with his 'muse' Alice Liddell in particular. This new study makes the bold claim that this is not so." "Karoline Leach suggests that biography has fallen victim to a powerful Lewis Carroll mythology that has obscured the reality of the man's life. She has discovered hitherto unpublished evidence from the family archives and uses this, along with his letters and unpublished diaries, to reveal that Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, the man behind the pseudonym, was far from 'the dreamer of children'." "The book tells the strange story of how the famous and fictitious 'Carroll' image grew in the popular imagination and scholarship and finds, beneath this, the forgotten reality of a charming and manipulative man who adored - and was adored by - females of all ages and who enjoyed unfettered relationships with women that sometimes brought him into conflict with his Victorian world. It explores areas of his life other biographers have largely ignored and - perhaps most controversially - suggests that the guilt which haunted his most creative years was caused not by a passion for the 'real' Alice but by a relationship with another member of her family."--BOOK JACKET.+-+5293958485Thu Dec 02 10:51:18 EST 2010