Introduction to Lewis Carroll's Through the Looking-Glass and The Hunting of the Snark in Narrative Analysis and Interpretation.
HE READING which will follow settles down without making any bones about it inside Carroll's text, taking advantage of the remarkable work of clearing the ground which has been accomplished by other people. Whoever wants to survey the territory completely, to be informed about the different biographical, critical, phenomenological, and structural aspects of the work of Lewis Carroll, should refer to the publications of Jean Gattegno and Gilles Deleuze.1