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Jacques Berque, « L'écosymbole du tatami », L'Homme et la société, ID : 10.3406/homso.1992.2635
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Augustin Berque, Tatami as Ecosymbol The tatami, which characterizes Japanese habitation, is an element of culture that valorizes nature and the unity of the senses. It is expressive, thusly, of a uniquely Japanese cultural matrix where the social and spatial, postures and things, and the corporeal and the spiritual are intimately intertwined. In particular, this structural dynamic achieves a veritable "moral geometry" in the tea ceremony.