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Through the Wonderglass: Alice in Science and Medicine, in the Victorian Age and Beyond
Dr. Franziska Kohlt takes you on a journey through the scientific cultural history of the Alice books.
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Presenting Paul Rissmann’s Alice Concert Suites & The Alice Sound Website
Learn about and listen to an exciting music and education project!
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Fluttering Across the Pages of Manga History
Join Amanda Kennell as she explores the world of Alice in Wonderland manga!
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JOB-erwocky: Making (Non)Sense of the World
An enlightening talk and exciting ephemera from our friends at Oklahoma State University, the sequel!
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Protests in Wonderland and The Wizard of Uz: We Don’t Need No Education
An enlightening talk and exciting ephemera from our friends at Oklahoma State University!
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LCSNA Summer School Session 3 – Ambition & Distraction
Move over, Wordle! Christopher Morgan is ready to inform and enthrall you with the history of a trendy word game from periodicals past: Syzygies!
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A Wonderland of Data Visualization
How many ways are there to visualize a book? Longtime visualization designer and researcher Richard Brath decided to find out, using a tome we all know and love.
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A Night at the Theater: An LCSNA Pop-up Event
Learn about two very new, very different Carrollian musicals, as the LCSNA spends a night at the theater!
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The Great Debate: Wonderland vs. Looking-Glass
Please join us for a delightful discourse you won't hear anywhere else! Specially-selected Carrollian academics and literary luminaries will take sides and amicably argue once and for all which is the more scholastically significant, culturally compelling, engrossingly eloquent, all-around better book: Alice's Adventures in Wonderland or Through the Looking-Glass???
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A Collector’s Path: The Course and Content of Collecting Today
Join Collections Advisor, Spencer W. Stuart as he discusses case studies from his professional practice as well as the past to chart the life cycle of collections and the collectors who build them.
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