In the previous post I talked a little bit of the dream and what Sigmund Freud was a topic that I also analyzed in the thesis of the state, and I had connected the 'argument with the story of Alice in Wonderland. So today I decided to analyze the history, seeing it from the perspective of the dream.
Alice in Wonderland takes place in a dream, but it starts and ends in reality consists of the dream dimension dela protagonist. In the book, expanded sense of time and space is the interior, characteristic of the dream. The story of Alice is the story of a fantastic journey, all doubt ceases when the child wakes up and realizes that it was an invention. The output from the dream of Alice occurs when the protagonist says "You're only a pack of cards!" , the sentence which contains everything in its place and its role, re-establishing the division between animate and inanimate, a phrase that dissolves and destroys the Wonderland. A good part of the logic is not in accordance take too literally the statements, or too little, there is thus an implicit link between mental health and language skills, which makes explicit the Cheshire Cat when the claim of Alice "I do not want to go among mad people!" responds "You can not avoid it because we are all mad. You're mad, too, otherwise there would come" . Madness is a constant that is found in many characters in which Alice encounters, and Carroll (the author) believed that one of its manifestations was not able to distinguish the dream from reality. In the book the two are separated at the end Alice wakes up and discovers he had dreamed the dream and tells the sister.
