Warren Weaver über Alice:
"Alice in Wonderland is, in effect, two books: a book for children and a book for adults. Its interest, its fantasy, its humor, and its logic all operate at two levels. I know that adults often wonder why and how Alice can appeal to children. I suspect that children wonder why adults like it."
(Weaver: Alice in Many Tongues, 1964)
"Alice in Wonderland is, in effect, two books: a book for children and a book for adults. Its interest, its fantasy, its humor, and its logic all operate at two levels. I know that adults often wonder why and how Alice can appeal to children. I suspect that children wonder why adults like it."
(Weaver: Alice in Many Tongues, 1964)
