Robert Polhemus of Stanford University finishes the first day of this 2006 conference devoted to Lewis Carroll by discussing "Lewis Carroll and the Idolatry of the Child"
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Panel discussion among conference presenters
Carol Mavor, "For-getting to Eat: Alice’s Mouthing Metonymy"
Robin Lakoff, "Who Wrote Sylvie and Bruno? (And Why Did He Write It?)"
Selwyn Goodacre, "Towards an Analytical Commentary on Alice’s Adventures"
Diane Waggoner, "Little Men: Lewis Carroll’s Photographs of Boys"
St. Peter interviews Charles Dodgson
Hilary Schor: "Realism’s Alice: Making the Heroine Curiouser"
Catherine Robson, "Reciting Alice: What is the Use of a Book without Poems?"
Robert Polhemus, "Lewis Carroll and the Idolatry of the Child"
Gina Barreca, "Alice and Dorothy: Why These Two Babes in Boyland Don’t Surrender"