Entity: WONDER-LAND-
WONDER-LAND- is an imaginary place of delicate beauty or magical charm, often associated with wonders and marvels.
WONDER-LAND-
Etymology
Originating from wonder + land (1787), "wonderland" refers to an imaginary realm full of marvels and wonders.
Definition
WONDER-LAND- is described as an imaginary place of delicate beauty or magical charm, often associated with wonders and marvels.
Historical Context
The term "wonderland" gained popularity through its depiction in Lewis Carroll's "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," where it symbolizes a fantastical and surreal world.
Cultural Significance
WONDER-LAND- is often used to describe places that are strange, beautiful, or exciting, evoking a sense of awe and enchantment.
Related Concepts
The concept of WONDER-LAND- is closely related to fantasy literature, surrealism, and the exploration of imaginary realms in art and storytelling.
See Also
A land of wonders or marvels, characterized by its strange and very beautiful or exciting nature.