Editing Chronophany (section)

==Definition==
# A manifestation, revelation, or perceptible appearance of time itself; a moment in which the passage, weight, depth, or structure of time becomes unusually tangible to human awareness.
# ''(Literary & musical theory)'' A moment within a work of art, particularly music or poetry, where the underlying movement, pulse, or passage of time is brought directly into the audience's consciousness.<ref name="Kramer1984">{{cite book |last=Kramer |first=Lawrence |title=Music and Poetry, the Nineteenth Century and After |year=1984 |publisher=University of California Press |location=Berkeley |isbn=0520048733 |pages=226–228}}</ref>
# A structural discontinuity or "disorienting gap" in a composition that exposes the pure temporal flow of the work, forcing the audience to confront the presence of time itself.<ref name="Kramer1984" />
# ''(Psychological context)'' An artistic mechanism where a disruption in the flow of a work serves to reflect the continuous inner identity, or ego, of its creator.<ref name="Kramer1984" />