Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass

Synopsis

Modern review of the first US edition, KirkusReviews.com: "Heath undertakes a marginal explication. The format is borrowed, with acknowledgment, from Gardiner's Annotated Alice [Martin Gardner, The Annotated Alice , 1960 ( see )] and peppered with variably pertinent references ranging from Wittgenstein, Bishop Berkeley and the Jefferson Airplane to 'the existentialists' [...] and Karl Marx [...]. At frequently pedantic length ..."