I read a part of Alice in Wonderland novel “A Mad Tea
Party”, in that story Alice as main character dreamed that she met with some
friends. I want to discuss about why in Children Literature animal character
always in there? What does the animal is representative of something that
hidden in that story? What Alice’s dreams are also representative something or
not? She likes imagined something and it would happen in her dreams. How a
dream could influence psychology of the children in reality? In five Children
and it, granting wishes is a theme in it. I also want to discuss, is there any
relation of granting wishes in “Five Children and It” with Alice’s dreams in
“Alice in Wonderland”?
In "Five Children and It" by implicit, its
ideology is capitalism, It seen from the first chapter that the five children
who had been living in London felt "not free", and when they moved to
a village, they liked finding a freedom. This case ever discussed in the
"Children's Literature's classroom" that the differences of people
living in the town and country are the crime rate in the city is higher than in
the village, a high sense of individuality, severe competition "who have a
lot of money, he would survived or has a powerful ". From all that difference,
showed its ideology is capitalism. Whether in children's literature especially
in “A Mad Tea party” there is an inherent ideology? Whether that ideology can influence
the habits of children?
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