ギリシア・アルカイク期神殿建築の空間概念 : 神殿及び神話に於ける空間的思惟の相同性 (その 1)

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The spatial thinking in the Greek myth closely correspond to the spatial composition in the ancient Greek temples. In Hesiod's "Theogonia", there are two fundamental spatiality named the "Chaos" and the "Gaia". The "Chaos", older than the "Gaia" in it's origin, is a domain which is full of the demonic and the ruinuos power. It is the mythological thinking of the unknown and the unordered domain in archaic Greek living-world (Lebenswelt), that is a metaphor of the primordial forest. In the other hand, in it's composition, the "naos" of archoic temple has the character which coincide with the character of this forest. Therefore, it reproduced sacred grove, and the temple is a metaphor of enclosed and calmed "Chaos" as visual expression.
社団法人日本建築学会の論文
1980-06-30