liminality การใช้

• However, Turner s approach to liminality has two major shortcomings.
• I want to see the latin origin given more promience in liminality.
• Liminality is also evident in the individual tales.
• Communitas is characteristic of people experiencing liminality together.
• Liminality is sacred, alluring, and dangerous.
• They represent places unknown to the characters, and situations of liminality and transformation.
• *Besnier, Niko . 1994 . " Polynesian Gender Liminality Through Time and Space ".
• The association of linh with liminality implies the possibility of constructing various kinds of social times and history.
• Liminality in large-scale societies differs significantly from liminality found in ritual passages in small-scale societies.
• Liminality in large-scale societies differs significantly from liminality found in ritual passages in small-scale societies.
• Another significant variable is  scale,  or the  degree to which an individual or group experiences liminality.
• Liminality is a limbo, an ambiguous period characterized by humility, seclusion, tests, sexual ambiguity, and communitas.
• The dissolution of order during liminality creates a fluid, malleable situation that enables new institutions and customs to become established.
• See the section Liminality in time for more, as well as the history section of the original article on Execution.
• Also in 2015, Horsley began to explore liminality as it relates to religion, society, politics, and psychology.
• He has in several publications explored the concept of liminality and its potential for understanding change and transition in modern societies.
• Vincent Brook observes mainstream Hollywood cinema's tendency since the 1990s of incorporating Jewish liminality and " popularizing the Jew ."
• The association of " ling " with liminality implies the possibility of constructing various kinds of social times and history.
• Within the works of Turner, liminality began to wander away from its narrow application to ritual passages in small-scale societies.
• 'The attributes of liminality or of liminal " personae " ( " threshold people " ) are necessarily ambiguous '.