Where Things go the other Way Around

Lewis Carroll had a lot to say about what is real and what is not [1]. In Through the Looking Glass, he tells the reader that Alice was in the drawing room, curled up with her cat in the corner of a great armchair.

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Annals of Mathematics and Physics
Published
2025-06-24
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https://doi.org/10.17352/amp.000152
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Educational Leadership and Practices
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Where Things go the other Way Around

Pulliam H Ronald
Annals of Mathematics and Physics
Educational Leadership and Practices
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Where Things go the other Way Around

Pulliam H Ronald
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Abstract

Lewis Carroll had a lot to say about what is real and what is not [1]. In Through the Looking Glass, he tells the reader that Alice was in the drawing room, curled up with her cat in the corner of a great armchair.

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