In this final report, the late J.W. Böhm concludes his survey of contemporary England with an attempt to understand the past, present and future - a personal account that finds him consumed by the same uncertainty, distress and inertia that have overcome the country itself.

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Includes conversation with Helene Green.

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160pp, perfect bound

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Institute of Liminal Landscape Studies 2020

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‘The tense present holds little joy... Wherever he travels, he finds nothing to give him comfort. Curiosity and perception are replaced by doubt and regret.’ 

– from the introduction by Hermann Braun.

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