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In this article, there's the suggestion that the perception of children from the Victorian period as small adults, serves Lewis Carroll to express a metaphor through Alice's Underworld, having it represent the mines in which children were working on back in the day, making an emphasis on the changing opinions over the concept of childhood. I thought it was an interesting thing as I never saw any comparison like it until now.
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