英文摘要 |
The study retraces the Japanese spatial concept of ma and Taoism idea of Void to explore the narrative and interpretative possibility of contemporary Western spatial terminology 'In-Between.' The popularity and various meanings of 'In-Between' engender an intriguing concern for its possible employments in different occasions of spatial discourses. The study tries to connect 'In-Between' with some crucial Western spatial thinking such as the notion of Gehry House and other unconventional design ideas, and juxtaposes these thinking under the Eastern context such as ma and 'Void,' thus engendering a hybrid design conception which possesses both oriental and occidental elements. The method employed in this study could be considered as an intertexture and cross-cultural research focusing on the possibility of reciprocal narrative and interpretation. The specific enlightening events concerning cross-cultural connotations, such as the using of scroll in China's landscape painting and Japan's Gengi Story, will be used to reinterpret the tempo-spatial essence in forming and transforming of the in-between concept. In other words, the study looks into the fragments of various space-time related texts, experiences and concepts, and patches them on the tapestry of contemporary spatial context. |