Question

Lewis Carroll's 'Through the Looking Glass' departs from the conventional genre of Children's Literature by examining the anxieties reflected in the experience of childhood. Do you agree?

Answer 1

Answer:

YES I DO AGREE, In Through the Looking Glass, Lewis Carroll criticizes Victorian society by poking fun at authority figures and pointing out the hypocrisy of the rigid social hierarchy. In the backwards world she encounters, Alice, a child, seems more mature than the adults. She also struggles to make sense of their arbitrary rules.

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