摘  要《爱丽丝漫游奇境记》（Alice's Adventures in Wonderland）是英国作家查尔斯•路德维希•道奇森以笔名路易斯•卡罗尔于1865年出版的儿童文学作品。作者用其毫无逻辑的想象力虚构了一个奇幻的童话世界，并且通过童话表现出对于现实世界的看法和态度，本文通过对故事中的情节、人物角色等进行分析，探讨作者在书中反映出的现实意义以及对儿童的成长。 

    成长是本文始终围绕着的一个主题，爱丽丝从一开掉入洞中是的无措到后来她大声抗议国王的荒诞，她在这个过程中不断成长。一开始当她遇到问题的时候，她只会哇哇大哭，但当她了解到哭泣是解决不了任何问题的时候，她开始用她自己的知识和经验去解决问题。书中的角色象征着不同的成人，在与他们接触的过程中，爱丽丝获得了新的经验，去解决新的问题，在这当中她越来越自信。68977

毕业论文关键词：爱丽丝；成长；现实

Truth and Growth of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

Abstract

Alice1 s Adventures in Wonderland broke from traditional children's literature, which was expected to be realistic, educational, and above all, moral. In most children's books before Alice, authors condescended toward their young readers and did not provide much opportunity for a child to use his or her imagination.

     Growth is the center of the theme of the book. Alice's adventure is the journey from childhood to adulthood. It is Alice's challenge to grow into a powerful and compassionate person, although the biological role she met organisms of a symbol of the adult world. She has been learning the rules of every meeting, but at the end of the journey she must still   keep the justice and development of their feelings. 

    About the "grow up", it is another topic of "identity". Alice in wonderland, strive for the importance of personal identity and unstable. She kept command to identify biological she met her, but she has doubts about her identity. Here, however, each animal symbol of the human personality of the true world. Therefore, Alice's observations made her understand certain true facts of life, like life, death and growth.

Key Words: Alice；Growth,；Children；Lewis Carroll

CONTENTS

UNDERGRADUATE THESIS 0

Abstract II

Chapter One   Introduction 1

1.1 Lewis Carroll and his’ works 1

1.2 Introduction of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland 2

Chapter Two Historical Background 4

2.1 The Background of Victorian Era 4

Chapter Three The Reflected Truth 5

Chapter Four The Growth of Alice 6

Chapter Five CONCLUSION 8

BIBLIOGRAPHY 9

Chapter One   Introduction

1.1 Lewis Carroll and his’ works

Lewis Carroll was the pan name of Charles Lutwidge Dodgson. He was an English writer, logician, mathematician, Anglican deacon. He was born in Cheshire, on January 27, 1832, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (1865) and Through the Looking Glass (1872) was his magnum opus, and that book also distinguished as satire and as examples of verbal wit.

Carroll was born in the small parsonage at Daresbury in Cheshire near the towns of Warrington and Runcorn. He was the third child in his family, and he had two elder sisters, so he was the eldest boy in his family. After him, there were eight children followed. When Carroll was 11 years old, the whole family moved into spacious rectory in North Yorkshire. In the next 25 years, they all lived there.