Exploring Themes of Philosophy and Logic in Alice in Wonderland

The video explores the philosophical depth of Lewis Carroll's Alice books, highlighting themes of identity, reality, and logic. It delves into Carroll's playful use of language and logic, as well as the reversed world in 'Through the Looking Glass'. The narrative also touches on darker themes, such as madness and identity crises, reflecting societal views on mental health. Carroll's work encourages readers to question norms and explore unconventional thinking.

How does Carroll address the theme of mortality in the Alice books?

Discuss the significance of the phrase 'We're all mad here' in the narrative.

What does Alice's struggle with her identity reveal about the nature of self in the story?