Any account of one's emotional re- actions to position must include the subject

Any account of one's emotional re- actions to position must include the subject of levels. Below level pro- duces intimacy, inferiority, enclosure and claustrophobia, above level gives exhilaration, command, superiority, exposure and vertigo; the act of descending, implies going down into the known and the act of ascending implies going up into the unknown. There is the strange correspondence of similar levels across a deep gap, near but remote, or the functional use of levels to join or separate the activi- ties of various road users. This illustration shows the graveyard below Liverpool Cathedral, a quiet, meandering footpath beneath the immense weight of cliff and tower.