The term “landscape” has something powerfully seductive about it. The imagery it evokes is so appealing, that further thought can be completely suspended. — Jones (1995) Seductive indeed: use story-related data on a contour plot to identify clusters or loci of desirable and undesirable responses; look at plausible pathways across the “topography” between these loci;Continue reading “Narrative Landscapes, Part I:
The emperor has no clothes that fit”
