dodgson

The following paragraph: > Karoline Leach's reappraisal of Dodgson focused in particular on his controversial sexuality.

Under such a rule Disney couldn't have made Alice in Wonderland without permission from the heirs of Charles Dodgson (aka Lewis Carroll).

Charles Lutwidge Dodgson arrived at the pen name 'Lewis Carroll' by translating his own name into Latin and then translating it back into English...

Caroll (or Dodgson as his real name was) was also a mathematician.

It's also, as far as I can tell, a lot less work than the Dodgson method.

Still, for hand computation I would consider the Dodgson algorithm an excellent choice...

It's not maths, although Charles Dodgson was a mathematician.

The story of Charles Dodgson aka Lewis Carrol is...

The book posits the theory that Dodgson may have been pursuing an affair with Alice Liddel's older sister, or even her mother, which may not be convincing.

Some interesting google-plus-y names: samuel clemens, edwin aldrin, john draper, charles dodgson, allen konigsberg, paul hewson.

As noted by Charles Dodgson (Lewis Carrol), “that would produce an inconvenient supply of meat” [3], especially for a vegetarian.

She termed the traditional image of Dodgson "the Carroll Myth".

Besides the nice story, Lewis Carrol, author of "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland", real name Charles Dodgson was also a mathematician, and he dabbed in cryptography.

I'm reminded of the scene from Jurassic park, where nedry is chastised for using a man's name during a clandestine meeting at a restaurant, and nedry yells out "Dodgson!

Dodgson gives him a way out, in the form of a large cash payment at an airport.

> Dodgson’s original paper from 1867 is quite readable, surprisingly so given that math notation and terminology changes over time.

Lewis Carroll, writing as Charles Dodgson, in a review of a new university belfry tower described it as best viewed from such distance that perspective dwindled it to a point.