Alice in Wonderland and Philosophy / The Blackwell Philosophy and Pop Culture Series (PDF)

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS: "It's My Own Invention"-- Yeah, Right! Introduction: You're Late for a Very Important Date. PART ONE "WAKE UP, ALICE DEAR". 1 Unruly Alice: A Feminist View of Some Adventures in Wonderland (Megan S. Lloyd). 2 Jam Yesterday, Jam Tomorrow, but Never Jam Today: On Procrastination, Hiking, and . . . the Spice Girls? (Mark D. White). 3 Nuclear Strategists in Wonderland (Ron Hirschbein). 4 "You're Nothing but a Pack of Cards!": Alice Doesn't Have a Social Contract (Dennis Knepp). PART TWO "THAT'S LOGIC". 5 "Six Impossible Things before Breakfast" (George A. Dunn and Brian McDonald). 6 Reasoning Down the Rabbit-Hole: Logical Lessons in Wonderland (David S. Brown). 7 Three Ways of Getting It Wrong: Induction in Wonderland (Brendan Shea). 8 Is There Such a Thing as a Language? (Daniel Whiting). PART THREE "WE'RE ALL MAD HERE". 9 Alice, Perception, and Reality: Jell-O Mistaken for Stones (Robert Arp). 10 How Deep Does the Rabbit-Hole Go?: Drugs and Dreams, Perception and Reality (Scott F. Parker). 11 Perspectivism and Tragedy: A Nietzschean Interpretation of Alice's Adventure (Rick Mayock). 12 Wishing It Were Some Other Time: The Temporal Passage of Alice (Mark W. Westmoreland). PART FOUR "WHO IN THE WORLD AM I?". 13 Serious Nonsense (Charles Taliaferro and Elizabeth Olson). 14 "Memory and Muchness": Alice and the Philosophy of Memory (Tyler Shores). CONTRIBUTORS: Pawns and Pieces: As Arranged before Commencement of Game. INDEX: "Down, Down, Down": What You Will Find at the Bottom.

RICHARD BRIAN DAVIS is an associate professor of philosophy
at Tyndale University College and the coeditor of 24 and
Philosophy.

WILLIAM IRWIN is a professor of philosophy at King's
College in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. He originated the philosophy
and popular culture genre of books as coeditor of the bestselling
The Simpsons and Philosophy and has overseen recent titles,
including Batman and Philosophy, House and
Philosophy, and Watchmen and Philosophy.

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