The Collected Poetical Works of Lewis Carroll
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In 'The Collected Poetical Works of Lewis Carroll,' readers are invited into the whimsical and often nonsensical world crafted by one of the most beloved figures in Victorian literature. This anthology showcases Carroll's diverse poetic talents, ranging from light-hearted verses to profound reflections, all characterized by clever wordplay and inventive rhythms. The collection provides insights into the themes of childhood, imagination, and the absurd, situated within the literary context of the 19th century, where poetry acted as both entertainment and a medium for social commentary. Lewis Ca...
In 'The Collected Poetical Works of Lewis Carroll,' readers are invited into the whimsical and often nonsensical world crafted by one of the most beloved figures in Victorian literature. This anthology showcases Carroll's diverse poetic talents, ranging from light-hearted verses to profound reflections, all characterized by clever wordplay and inventive rhythms. The collection provides insights into the themes of childhood, imagination, and the absurd, situated within the literary context of the 19th century, where poetry acted as both entertainment and a medium for social commentary. Lewis Carroll, the pen name of Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, was a mathematician, logician, and author whose unique perspective on the world influenced his literary creations. Born in 1832, Carroll's fascination with language, puzzles, and the playful aspects of existence is evident in his writing. His background in education and theology informed his desire to explore the boundaries of meaning, making poetry a natural avenue for his creative expression. This collection is a must-read for anyone who appreciates the playful intricacies of language and the joy of imagination. Carroll's works resonate with both children and adults, inviting readers to engage with the delightful absurdity that defines the human experience. Whether revisiting familiar favorites or encountering lesser-known poems, all will find a rich tapestry of creativity that speaks to the spirit of curiosity.
