Yet its very hybridity, the liminal quality of so many aspects of its landscape give it character and uniqueness.
In other words, their interest lies in the liminal space between character and performer.
Performance was also long identified with the genuinely marginal, operating in the exemplar of the liminal space - the street.
In our present analysis, the liminal world is achieved largely by the lamination of narrated space and inscription space.
The time of the ritual was a classical liminal period, used to negotiate one of the most important and dangerous times in a woman's life.
A range of discursive strategies place the characters in gossip-stories (even in the category called "self-gossip") in marginalized, liminal, or uncertain social spaces.
This often resulted from the difficulties faced incorporating liminal societies, those that fell awkwardly between the categories of civilized and barbarian.
Apart from being betwixt and between wild and domestic animals, they were also marginal and liminal with regard to the animal body.
