| In fact, if one thing is ubiquitous these days it would seem to be liminality. |
| Outside and opposed to normal social life, liminality is also given ritual expression in licence, disorder, and role reversal. |
| The concept of liminality figures prominently within The Canterbury Tales. |
| By no means universal, this character tended to flourish during the period because of his liminality. |
| Her entrancement with liminality in cultures, genders, and technologies became the basis of her master's thesis, Engendered Machines and Humanbeasts. |
| From the texts of the late 1970s and early 1980s on bodily space-time, death, marginality and liminality to this discourse of your honorary doctorate, one is stricken by a quaint feature. |
