What is the author's introduction to Alice in Wonderland?

Alice in Wonderland was written by lewis carroll (1832- 1898), formerly known as Charles Lutovich Dodgson, an English mathematician, logician, fairy tale writer, priest and photographer. Shy by nature, suffering from severe stuttering, but with a wide range of interests, he is quite accomplished in novels, poems, logic, children's photography and so on. He graduated from Oxford University and has been a mathematics lecturer at the Christian College of Oxford University for a long time.

Other Achievements of the Author of Alice in Wonderland

In the meantime, there are many essays and doggerels, among which the famous poetry collection is Hunting Snake Shark, in which the new word snake shark is included in the English dictionary, and the fairy tales Alice in Wonderland and Alice in the Mirror are its representative works.

It depicts a world full of childlike interest through illusory and absurd plots, and also mocks the world of English society in the late19th century, which contains a lot of logic and word games and parody poems. Among them, many people say that these fairy tales contain many purest philosophies, and one hundred people have one hundred Alice. His books have a great influence.