The Ryôan-Ji Zen Garden: Textual Meanings in Topographical Form
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<jats:p> Gardens are created by transforming principally unmodified environmental objects into signs and organizing these into texts. This article examines the compositional arrangements of the Ryôan-ji Zen garden as it constitutes a distinctive medium of communication and a way for complex philosophical perceptions and religious ideals to become tangible in topographical text form. </jats:p>
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- Visual Communication
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Visual Communication 3 344-359, 2004-10-01
SAGE Publications
