Moral landscapes

Harris, S. (2011). The moral landscape. New York The Free Press. 

Radstock establishes the intrinsic literary merit of Clare s writing as expressing the quasi-moral values inherent in the English landscape. He then proceeds to advise Clare about those aspects of his work which require restraint - if not censorship. Radstock is concerned about what he views as a potentially dangerous radicalism in... 

We make sense of the spaces through which we move not simply in terms of their local geometries, but their positions in larger frames - be those historical frames as in the case invoked by Massey, mythological frames as in the case of Aboriginal landscapes described by Nancy Munn [40], moral frames as in the ties between moral lessons and the landscape for native Americans as described by Keith Basso [4], or sometimes all of these at once, as in Kelleher s Ballybogoin. 

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