ALICE IN THE WONDERLAND

ALICE IN THE WONDERLAND

• The adventures of Alice in Wonderland country, known as a Alice in the Wonderland country, is a novel of fantasy written by mathematician British, Charles Dodgson, published in 1865. It tells how a young girl named Alice falls through a hole in a magical world, filled by humans and rare creatures.
• Their environment along with the characters, have been a great influence both in popular culture and literature, especially in the fantasy genre.
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• Some of the most famous are:
• The White Rabbit
• The March Hare
• The Mad Hatter
• The blue Caterpillar
• The cat
• The Queen of hearts
• Those who have been too many famous inside and outside of Alice.
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• The work has been translated into numerous languages, in 1998, a copy of the first edition of the book was sold by $1.5 million, becaming in the most expensive children's book.
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Psychology of Alicia

• Terrible fall.
• When Alice falls by the hole is like the nightmare of falling and falling, until fear makes you wake up the writer uses this image to describe the entry in to the unconscious.
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• The rush.
• The White Rabbit look at his watch and is always saying "My God, I will be late!". Reflects anxiety, and sometimes exaggerated demands imposed by the older people to children.
• Vitality.
• The cat is known for his smile. Represents the vital sense: he said "Always get somewhere if you walk far enough".

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• Identity crisis.
• The uncertainty of adolescence appears when Alice and the the caterpillar blue who was sitting and smoking and asked her by her identity, And she responds full of doubts, because she have changed several times and already do not know well who is.
• Syndrome of Alice.
• Alicia rises and falls in size severaltimes. That has given rise to the term micropsia or syndrome of Alice to define a disorder nerve that affects vision. If you have it perceives objects much smaller and away from what they are in reality.

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Myths About Alice

• Alice and drugs.
• Say that it's the life of a young woman who has problems of addiction with drugs, which she hallucinates. It's said that substances actually help Alicia, to see the world with other eyes so that she can understand where she is and where she should go.

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• Alice and religion.
• Several religious groups indicate that what Alicia wants to show, is a distortion of good and evil, and when she goes to Wonderland is under the earth for them hell and she shows that it is better than heaven.
• Alice and the social critic.
• There are others who claim that it is a critique of the Victorian era and the consumption of opium in those times.

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• PEDOPHILIA.
• The book was written for a girl named Alice Liddell, which Charles loved but was only 8 years old and when Alice goes to Wonderland in the film is how Charles makes him believe that it is sex to convince her to have relationships
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THE MAD HATTER

• The idea that hatters were crazy originates in France by the use of mercury in the manufacture of hats. During the process, the animal skin was worked with a mercury nitrate solution containing abundant toxic vapors. Since they used to work in enclosed spaces it was usual that they ended up poisoning by the inhalation of those vapors.

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MY OPINION <3

• In my opinion I love this movie out of all this.
• I used to see her when my father died I like the animated version and when I see her I identify with everything that happens, with what they say and when I see her, I feel free.

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