Dr. Peter King on the Chronotope

The chronotope: the singular linkage of time and place — how place is always a place in time — and how this creates the significance of memories of a particular place.

via Memory and Exile: Time and Place in Tarkovsky’s Mirror by Dr. Peter King

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