My presentation on the subtext in Alice in Wonderland.
I make the claim that Alice in Wonderland contains criticism of Projective Geometry, Abstract Algebra and other forms of abstract math.
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Alice in Party Land
1. ‘Everything’s got a
moral, if only you can
find it’ the Duchess
The Hidden Meaning of Alice’s Adventures in
Wonderland and Alice Through the Looking Glass
22. Read
Between the
Lines!
I’m a ruler of all that I see;
But, I don’t see enough an
that’s the trouble with me!
That cat should not be here,
He should not be about,
He should not be in when
your mother is out!
40. Jean Victor Poncelet
‘Let a figure be conceived to undergo a certain continuous variation, and
let some general property concerning it be granted as true, so long as the
variation is confined within certain limits; then the same property will
belong to all the successive states of the figure.’
41. When would that ever
happen!?
It’s either a baby or a
pig an infinite series of
tiny changes won’t
change that.
Continuity in projective
geometry
Math is useful if and
only if it helps us to
understand reality.
Everyone is doing their
job badly!
45. 4 types of
Irrationality
"It seemed (and still seems)
to me natural to connect this
extra-spatial unit with the
conception of time."
Time is annoyed and absent
from the tea party.
46. How is a Raven
like a Writing
Desk?
False Analogy
47. “I mean what I say, or, at
least, I say what I mean,
that’s the same thing
you know.”
48. A Grin Without A Cat is Numbers
without Reality
We’re all mad here.
I’m not.
Of course, you are. Otherwise, you wouldn’t be here.
49. Abstract
Algebra
‘With one exception, no word
or sign of arithmetic or
algebra has one atom of
meaning throughout this
chapter, the object of which is
symbols, and their laws of
combination, giving a
symbolic algebra.’
Everyone in this scene is doing their job *very* poorly.
Everyone in this scene is doing their job *very* poorly.
Let a figure be conceived to undergo a certain continuous variation, and let some general property concerning it be granted as true, so long as the variation is confined within certain limits; then the same property will belong to all the successive states of the figure.
With one exception, no word nor sign of arithmetic,