Intervals ("Ma") in Space and Time¶
Pilgrim, R. B. (1986). Intervals ("Ma") in Space and Time: Foundations for a Religio-Aesthetic Paradigm in Japan. History of Religions, 25(3), 255-277.
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- The Japanese notion of Ma — the charged interval between things — names the standard being aimed at: the gap is meant to be felt, not merely left.
This sourceDevelops Ma as an experiential spatial-temporal interval whose in-between presence is actively perceived rather than treated as empty absence.
- The Japanese notion of Ma — the charged interval between things — names the standard being aimed at: the gap is meant to be felt, not merely left.
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