Use of Philosophy in Children’s Literature: Alice and Her Adventures

Questions 7:9-11 (2007)
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In the following Kepler suggests a number of different readings of Carroll’s Alice books that would be useful to those attempting to integrate philosophy into an existing curriculum.

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