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Clark professor in the humanities at princeton university. Morality and architecture revisited by david watkin when morality and architecture was first published in 1977. As we are told in the acknowledgements to muldoons one thousand things worth knowing, a version of the poem was commissioned for and made its debut at the durham book festival on 29 october 20. Moy sand and gravel is muldoons ninth collection and one of his most oblique. He is the author of ten books of poetry, including moy sand and gravel 2002, for w.