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XV. Prototype of the Chronotope

Artist Richard Pusset-Dart gave a remarkable name to one of his compositions: Time Is the Mind of Space. Space Is the Flesh of Time. A person subjectifies these definitions (determinants?) of being, separates and joins them. A chronotope is a living dimension of space and time in which they are inseparable. The chronotope of consciousness is two-faced: it is as much the "temporality of space" as the "spatiality of time" (pardon me for the clumsy neologism). The mystery of the combination, changing scales and transformability of the forms of space and time, was realized long ago. Ukhtomskii gave it the name "chronotope." Bakhtin called the significant interconnection between temporal and spatial relations "chronotope," which translated literally means "timespace" (Bakhtin, 1986. P. 121).