Feminism in Alice in Wonderland

Answer 1

The Lead character who shows some of the shall we say Brave Indian Cur-a-hee brand of ( Guts) it is an Indian phrase with means- I stand Alone- and was adopted by one of the Army"s paratroop units as a battle cry ( never as popular as Geronimo)- and she is a girl- the same applies with Dorothy Gale of Oz- oddly both stories with female protagonists or lead characters were written by men- Lewis Carroll and L.Frank Baum, then again, the whole thing is a fantasy so one can throw off the normal shackles or realism.

Answer 2

"Alice in Wonderland" presents themes of independence, empowerment, and challenging traditional gender roles. This can be seen through Alice's rebellious and curious nature, as well as her journey of self-discovery and growth. The character of Alice can be interpreted as a feminist figure breaking free from societal norms and expectations.