ALICE NO PAÍS DAS MARAVILHAS: moral e fantasia como construtores de uma personalidade

Abstract

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland is a very important book in the history of literature, and because of it (but not just because of it) it was chosen to be analyzed in this research, that is a bibliographical research. Its goal is to understand how reality and morals are deconstructed and reconstructed by Alice in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. The nietzschean definition of morality was the one chosen for a question of work in this question for being treated as a deep philosophy. This depth is also present as Adventures of Alice in Wonderland. This research also aims to show how moral and reality created by literature can influence readers in their formation, not only in their alphabetical formation, but also dealing with their imagination and formation of their character and moral. Did literature influence the formation of our morals? The results obtained indicate that literature can be influential in our individual formation and that Alice's Adventures in Wonderland presents a moral and reality created "upside down", and with this peculiar characteristic comes a different kind of morall formation provided by the book.