'does the moral framework shown in Ransome's work have any relevance today?' was Re: Relevance to AR.


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Posted by LaurenceMonkhouse on April 10, 2007 at 18:05:10 from 82.27.16.197 user Laurence_.

In Reply to: Re: Relevance to AR. was Re: Right to Roam? posted by Peter Hyland on April 10, 2007 at 14:27:07:

OK - why not have another try at this one?

As far as I am concerned I sincerely hope it does still have relevance - mostly it seems to me to be normal decent courteous behaviour. Standards perhaps hard to meet - but then so are most of the standards in the Bible.

It is quite clear from the works, too, that these standards weren't any more universal in the 1930s than they are now. Those who fall short - the burglars in SA, Black Jake, the Hullabaloos, George Owdon, Mr Jemmerling, get their come-uppance in a way that doesn't always happen in real life, but one of the joys of fiction is (or used to be) that good triumphs in the end.




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