Alice_in_Wonderland

Alice in Wonderland Alice In Wonderland Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland is a novel that appeals not only to children but also to the adult. It is not a fairy tale in the traditional sense of the term. It is an experience of the mind in its process of maturing from childhood to adulthood. During the years when human beings travel through from their childhood to adulthood through adolescence, they are hardly aware of what exactly happened during the process of change. What were the factors that went into making them what they are' Does everything around us exert their influence on us' These are some of the questions that Lewis Carroll tries to answer. He makes an attempt to portray to the readers a picture of how an individual ‘changes’ and what happens in the process of ‘change’. A psychological maturing occurs when Alice finds herself alone and, at times, neglected in the Wonderland. She learns to fend for herself and realizes the need to maintain her identity at all costs. More than once, she is misunderstood by the creatures in Wonderland. It is through her eyes that the author comments on various diverse issues, like hypocrisy, greed, power, and even sexuality. Although the wonderland, novel, alice, time, human, through, process, fairy, upon, understanding, times, tale, sense, readers, reader, normal, maturing, land, herself, her/his, each, children, childhood, certain, carroll, animals, adulthood, years, worthy, word, alice’s, while, way, various, uttered, understand, undergoes, tries, travel, trait, traditional, time, tie, thus, though, text, test, term