Semiotics and Linguistics in Alice's Worlds

Adventures in Wonderland Alice books Alice in Wonderland Alice Liddell Alice's Adventures Alice's body Alice's world analysis Aspects of Alice Carroll's Alice Caterpillar chapter characters Cheshire Cat coherence context conversation defined dialogue discourse distributed by Crown Dodgson Dodo dream Duchess ellipsis example exchange fact Food function grin Guiliano Hamlet Hatter Humpty Dumpty Hungarian version iconicity illustrations interaction interlocutors interpretation intertextual Jabberwocky John Tenniel knowledge Lewis Carroll linguistic Literature logic Looking-Glass March Hare meaning metadiscourse metalanguage metatextual Mock Turtle modality Morton N Mouse narrative nonsense Nursery Alice object Ophelia Paris parody Petöfi poem possible problem pronoun psychoanalytic question Random House 1971 reader Red Queen reference referential relation semantic semiosis semiotic sense Seuil sign-vehicle signified Snark speech story structure subjective language symbolic taxemes Tenniel textual theory things tion translation utterance Victorian White Rabbit words