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"Connective Architecture" in the Rock Monasteries of Kuča
Author Vignato, Giuseppe (著)
Source Rivista degli studi orientali
Volumev.90 n.1/4 NUOVA SERIE
Date2017
Pages201 - 228
PublisherSapienza - Universita di Roma
Publisher Url https://www.uniroma1.it/it/pagina-strutturale/home
LocationRoma, Italy [羅馬, 義大利]
Content type期刊論文=Journal Article
Language英文=English
NoteAuthor Affiliation: Peking University, China.
KeywordKuča Buddhist caves; Buddhist archaeology; religious settlement arcaheology
AbstractThis paper analyses the connective architectures of the rock monasteries of the kingdom of Kuča. This term is herein used to describe the structures that link the various units, caves, groups, districts, of a rock monastery. Such structures include: antechambers, stairways, tunnels, paths and courtyards. Examination of these connective architectures shows these rock monasteries to be well-planned and fully functional religious settlements. Their presence indicates the way in which the different units of each cave monastery were physically and symbolically linked. In addition to analysing the types of connective architecture extant, this paper also considers the ways in which more theoretical approaches can applied build a greater understanding of how these rock monasteries functioned. Lastly, building on the data taken from the rock monasteries of the kingdom of Kuča, this paper considers the applicability of the concept of connective architecture to other Buddhist monasteries.
Table of contentsUnits within a rock monastery 203
A typical example 204
Connective architecture: typology 206
Antechambers 206
Stairways 212
Tunnels 217
Paths and courtyards 218
Possible theoretical developments 221
Conclusion 227
Bibliography 227
ISSN03924866 (P); 17241863 (E)
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Created date2023.11.30
Modified date2023.12.04



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