Абсурд як мова покоління: чому книга Льюїса Керрола «Пригоди Аліси в Дивокраї» залишається актуальною в цифрову епоху

Abstract

The article explores the phenomenon of absurdity as a generational language, focusing on Lewis Carroll’s «Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland» and its relevance in the digital age. It argues that the absurd, once perceived as playful nonsense, has become a powerful metaphor for contemporary communication shaped by algorithms, memes, and fragmented narratives. The study highlights how Carroll’s text anticipates the logic of digital discourse, where paradox, irony, and illogicality serve as tools of cultural expression. Ultimately, Alice emerges not only as a literary classic but also as a symbolic framework for understanding the dynamics of modern digital culture.