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This anthology seeks to illustrate not only different adaptations of and approaches to the character of Lewis Carroll´s timeless classic Alice in the Wonderland, but also presents several case studies in order to shed new light on Alice as a prominent element of present-day ´travelling cultures and stories´ around the globe. Having articles about the adaptation of Alice in various genres by international scholars, ranging from television and stage plays, bio-fiction, photography, films, cartoons, comics, circus rings and computer games, to name but a few, this collection of essays is, indeed, a unique contribution to the changing image of Alice on the global cultural landscape, demonstrating how the character of a little adventurous girl keeps living on in modern memory; above all, this collection highlights how this fictional figure keeps inspiring creative artists from different fields in our increasingly digital world to base their innovative works on and around her.

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Sissy Helff (Dr. phil.) lehrt Anglistik und Cultural Studies an der Goethe-Universität Frankfurt/Main. Ihre Forschungsschwerpunkte sind Diaspora- und Migrationsdiskurs, Postkoloniale/Interkulturelle und Transkulturelle Studien, Repräsentation von Flucht in Literatur, Film und digitalen Medien.

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