He attacked secular education in essays such as "Vivisection as a Sign of the Times" and "Natural Science at Oxford," though he is better known for his fiction.
He attacked secular education in essays such as "Vivisection as a Sign of the Times" and "Natural Science at Oxford," though he is better known for his fiction. He attempted to reconcile the existence of Fairies with Christianity in the novel Sylvie and Bruno. He also created such words as "boojum" and "brillig," while his major claim to fame springs from his infatuation with a young girl whose last name was Liddell. For 10 points, name this English author of poems such as "The Hunting of the Snark" and "Jabberwocky," the latter of which is taken from the novel Through the Looking-Glass about a girl named Alice.
He attacked secular education in essays such as "Vivisection as a Sign of the Times" and "Natural Science at Oxford," though he is better known for his fiction.
Lewis {Carroll} [accept Charles Lutwidge {Dodgson}]