Nonsense Against Sorrow: A Phenomenological Study of Lewis Carroll's Alice Books

Author(s) : David Holbrook

Nonsense Against Sorrow: A Phenomenological Study of Lewis Carroll's Alice Books

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What kind of a man was Lewis Carroll, and what motivated him to write the "Alice" books? David Holbrook draws on Carroll's correspondence, as well as the work of 20th-century psychoanalysts to step inside the looking glass of Alice and examine what the books reveal about the writer himself.

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