Teacher: Babaeva Kamila

Tashkent State University of Economy
Independent work
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Teacher: Babaeva Kamila
Prepared by: IRB-61 Akmaralova Shahrizoda
Charles Lutwidge Dodgson (1832-1898).
Better known by his pen name Lewis Caroll, was an English author, poet and mathematician.
His most notable works are
Alice’s Adventures in
Wonderland (1865)
Alice’s Adventures in Wondeland
The story of a young girl
named Alice who falls through a rabbit hole into a fantasy world of anthropomorphic creatures. It is seen as an example of the literary nonsence genre.
Many people know of this book as merely a child’s tale or a Diney movie.As both were adopted from
the book, many of the ideas
were not. I have my own feelings opinions of this book. Remarkable use of words and an originally creative theme and plot structure are both used in this book.The author of this novel used many hidden meaning, symbolism, and
ambiguous terms to greatly describe the actual nature of the story. Many people have different views as to the type of book it is and the novels actual meaning. Although this book inspires many people to laugh, it also inspires them think.
The novel has a creative and dissimilar plot structure. Alice the protagonist and a very curious little English girl, is doing some boring work and sees a white rabbit. She decide to chase this rabbit down a hole.At the bottom of the hole,
there is a bottle labeled “Drink Me” she wanted
she wanted to find out what it tastedlike, so she tried it, finding it to be
“very nice”,but it made her grow to
be 9 feet tall until she waved a fan
the rabbit gave to her. Then, Alice slips into a lake made of her tears and scares the inhabitants away by
talking about her pet cat. She then ends up in the rabbits house again
Where she drinks from another unlabeled bottle just to grow huge yet again.Next, she gets driven out of the house and runs into the woods where she plays with a huge puppy. A huge caterpillar sitting on a mushroom and smoking a pipe gives her confusing advice and tells her that the different sides of the mushroom will make her bigger or smaller. Alice takes from both sides, now able to change her size when she wants. She goes to a house in the woods and the Duchess gives Alice her baby.
Outside, the baby turns into turns into a pig and runs away. The Cat sitting on the branch tells her where to find a Mad Hatter and March Hare. Alice
joins them for tea and time stands still.
During the tea party, the mouse falls
asleep while telling a story and they
are all rude to Alice so she leaves. A
beautiful garden is before her and it is
the Queens croquet ground during a
party. The King is timid and most of
The people were playing cards. During the game, the game,the Cat and the White Rabbit say that the Queen who tries to behead the Duchess’s cat condemned her. The cat disappears to free the Duchess. Then, the Queen drags Alice to an animal called a Gryphon,who then takes her to the Mock-Turtle. The Turtle is sad, so Alice and the Gryphon sing for it. Trial started when Alice was dragged in
The trial is for the Jack of Hearts is accused of stealing the Queens tarts.
Judge of the trial is the King,with some animals as the court herald. The Mad Hatter is called as a
witness and Alice starts to grow in her seat. When she gets up, she knocks the jury off the box and
Has to put them back in. When King and queen
try to condemn the Jack, Alice yells at them. Then
The King and Queen are very rude to Alice until she loses her temper. She yells at the cards and gets into a figth with them. Suddenly, they all leap on her.
Alice then finds herself lying on the riverbank with her sister helping her. Her sister is told all about Alices is dream and then Alice has
some tea. She thinks about weather she will remember her adventures when she grows
older and has own children.
Conclusion.
This book, in my opinion uses many examples of symbolism and ambiguos terms and
comments. It also has some great themes. I
think the book very interesting and will
attract every reader.