Childerley : nature and morality in a country village
For this study, Bell held interviews with over 100 of Childerley's residents, exploring their perspectives on class, gender and politics. He found that most felt a moral ambivalence over class and felt that by living close to nature they had an alternative - the identity of a "country person".
xi, 279 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
9780226041971, 9780226041988, 0226041972, 0226041980
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