On the Perils of Dynamic Scope – Digital Digressions by Stuart Sierra
Common Lisp the Language (CLtL) devotes an entire chapter to the subject of Scope and Extent. It defines scope as the textual region of a program in which an entity may be used, where “entity” could be a symbol, a value, or something more abstract like a variable binding. So scope is about where you can use something. CLtL defines two different kinds of scope: Lexical scope is usually the body of
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