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Jabberwocky: Defining a Word

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English

 

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November 18, 2013

 

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She finds a book in a language she doesn't know, and when she holds the book up to a mirror, or looking-glass, she is able to read "Jabberwocky." In the book, the character of Humpty Dumpty gives definitions for the portmanteaux in the first stanza. In later writings, Lewis Carroll explained several of the others...
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In later writings, Lewis Carroll explained several of the others. The rest of the portmanteaux were never explicitly defined by Carroll (who even claimed that he did not know what some of them meant). Although Carroll was a mathematical logician, his poems and stories were frequently very illogical and often satirical in nature...
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