Parodies and imitations
The Alice stories have served as inspiration for many authors. An assortment of parodies and imitations can be found in the collection. Some examples include political parodies, advertisements, and works of fiction.
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Adolf in Blunderland. A Political Parody of Lewis Carroll's Famous Story : With illustrations by Norman Mansbridge by Call Number: Alice .book 327Publication Date: 1939 -
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Alice in Sponsor-land : a chronicle of the adventures of Alice, the Hatter, the March Hare and the Dormouse in that twentieth century wonderland on the other side of your radio loud-speaker / with special reference, as they say, to the entertainment offer byCall Number: PN1991.58 .N385 1941Publication Date: 1941
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Alice's Adventures in the New Wonderland. The Yellowstone National Park. by Call Number: Alice .book 364Publication Date: 1884 -
Pinocchio's Adventures in Wonderland : Translated from the Italian, with an introduction by Hezekiah Butterworth. With illustrations by Rene Quentin. by Call Number: Alice .book 326Publication Date: 1908 -
The Westminster Alice : Illustrated by F. Carruthers Gould. by Call Number: Alice .book 362Publication Date: 1902 -
Malice in Kulturland : With illustrations by W. Tell.
Call Number: Alice .book 529Publication Date: 1917 -
Alice in Quantumland : an allegory of quantum physics byCall Number: PS3557.I4595 A45 1995Publication Date: 1995This work is an allegory of quantum mechanics told through the adventures of Alice's explorations of the world of modern physics, with quanta depicted as eccentric characters similar to those in Wonderland, and quantum laws as the nonsensical or counter-intuitive rules governing Carroll's world
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Automated Alice by Call Number: PR6064.O45 A96 1996ISBN: 0517704900Publication Date: 1996-10-08On a dull and rainy afternoon, in 19th-century Manchester, desperate to avoid the question of ellipses (on which her strict great-aunt Ermintrude is sure to test her this afternoon), Alice works on a jigsaw puzzle, only to find (frustratingly) that 12 pieces are missing from the picture of the London Zoo. Lamenting aloud, Alice is answered by her great-aunt's very talkative parrot, Whippoorwill. Prompted by Whippoorwill's increasingly intriguing riddles, Alice frees the him from his cage. Suddenly, in pursuit of the elusive bird, Alice falls into the workings of a grandfather clock and emerges in the Manchester of 1998 - a world of automated wonders and inspired nonsense with a distinctly 19th-century flavor. -
Alice in underland / by Wolfgang Zuckermann ; [illustrations by Shereon Knowles].Call Number: PR6076.U45 A44 2000ISBN: 2951458800Publication Date: 2000 -
Alice through the pillar-box and what she found there : a philatelic fantasy / by Gerald M. King ; with a little assistance from Lewis Carroll and Sir John Tenniel. byCall Number: PR6061.I46 A8 1978Publication Date: 1978
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Alice in one dear land (Australia) and the koala bear's picnic : protection and conservation, Australia's future / by Wilfred T. Collingridge ; with a foreword by Minard F. Crommelin. byCall Number: PZ7.C64375 Al 1973Publication Date: 1973
