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2017-09-16, updated: 2023-11-16

Author Goetz KlugePosted on 2017-09-162023-11-16Categories ambiguity, deniability, distracted by monsters, John Martin, re-interpretation of shapes, wild figure, you are responsible for what you seeTags Fit5

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The Queen and the Snark (by Goetz Kluge),
ILLUSTRATION (Volume 21, Issue 80)
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Carroll and the Influence of F. D. Maurice (by Karen Gardiner)
I’m Not Married to This, But… (by Robert Watkins)
Jabberwock vs Snark (by Anna Kérchy), in Alice Through the Looking Glass, p. 401
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