LCSNA Spring 2022 Virtual Meeting
22 and 23 April 2022
Useful Links and Further Reading
Presentation by Samir Ghosh and Elea Zhong
AI Looking Glass: Lewis Carroll's Characters Seen Through the Whimsical Perspective of an Artificial Intelligence
The AI Looking-Glass Model
Use the model online: Click Here
Bibliography of images: Click Here
AI Software
The AI open source project referred to by Elea Zhong: Click Here
Article by Jack Morris referred to by Elea Zhong: Click Here
Further AI examples referred to by Elea Zhong in the social hour: Click Here
Further AI examples referred to by Elea Zhong in the social hour: Click Here
Elea Zhong's Social Media
Website: Click Here
Twitter: Click Here
Other Links
Article on copyright law relating to AI art: Click Here (posted by Jesse Drian)
Presentation by Kiera Vaclavik
Ballet Shoes and Hair Ribbons
Queen Mary University of London
Professor Vaclavik's Page: Click Here
Further Reading
'Of Bands, Bows, and Brows: Hair, the Alice Books, and the Emergence of a Style Icon' by Kiera Vaclavik in Fairy Tale Fashion By Colleen Hill with Patricia Mears, Ellen Sampson and Kiera Vaclavik, Yale University Press, 2016, Pages 253-268
Other Links
Example of the term "Wonderland" as used in travel guides: Click Here (provided by Heather Simmons)
Persephone Books as referred to in the second social hour: https://persephonebooks.co.uk
Presentation by Brian Sibley, Andy Malcolm and George Walker
Alice in Guinnessland
Cheshire Cat Press
Cheshire Cat Press Website: cheshirecatpress.ca
Cheshire Cat Press Email: cheshirecatpress@gmail.com
Further Viewing
Andy Malcolm's film "Sincerely Yours" can be found on the LCSNA YouTube Channel: Click Here
Presentation by Michael Dooley
Paddy Whacked: John Tenniel, Thomas Nast, and Irish Caricatures
Further Reading
Further discussion of this subject can be found in R. F. Foster 'Paddy & Mr. Punch: Connections in Irish and English History' (Allen Lane. 1993) pp.171-194. (Thanks to Brian Riddle for this information)
Presentation by George Englebretsen and Mark Richards
More Than Just “an Obscure Writer on Logic”:
George Englebretsen’s critical insights into Charles Dodgson’s contributions to the field of logic.
Carrollian Notes by George Englebretsen
Information about Carrollian Notes by George Englebretsen
Order Carrollian Notes through Blackwells (UK)
Order Carrollian Notes through Amazon (USA)
The Carrollian Issue #28
Issue #28, of The Carrollian published by The Lewis Carroll Society (UK) comprises a series of essays on Lewis Carroll’s ‘What the Tortoise said to Achilles’. This is a scholarly work recommended for anyone exploring the advanced aspects of Carroll’ work.
Order The Carrollian issue #28 through The Lewis Carroll Society (UK)
If you are in full-time education and you believe that this special issue of The Carrollian is relevant to your studies, you may be able to obtain a complimentary copy courtesy of Gryphon Educational Trust. For further information simply send an email (with a brief account of your studies) to: admin@gryphoneducationaltrust.org.
NOTE: earlier there was a mistake in the email address given above.
This has now been corrected. Apologies for any inconvenience.
‘The Game of Logic’ demonstrator
Learn how the Game of Logic works on the Lewis Carroll Resources website
Mark Richards' Personal Website: markrussellrichards.net
General Links
Carrollian Events
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Lewis Carroll Society of North America