Here we have a compilation of some intriguing liminal spaces, so, if you're looking for some weirdness, scroll away. The post ...

We need to be able to build our own lives outside of the College to occasionally perceive it as a liminal space rather than the point of destination. A few months ago, I worried that living in an ...

Being in the liminal space is like “standing on the threshold” or “being on the verge” or “being on the brink of.” ... or as familiar as the hallways of your apartment building, ...

Liminal space refers to the place a person is in during a transitional period. It’s a gap, and can be physical (like a doorway), emotional (like a divorce) or metaphorical (like a decision).

Google searches for the words "liminal," "liminality" and "liminal spaces" began climbing in March of 2020, when the pandemic first hit North America. The liminal space Reddit has roughly 400,000 ...

Still, on an internet full of subcultures and microtrends, liminal spaces have a particular resonance with our current moment: They represent the strange solace of being on the threshold of ...

The presence of liminal spaces can be quite haunting and scary. In simplest terms, the well-known and natural become alien in a way we cannot describe as we try to process their existence.

If you’re in a psychological liminal space, you’ve moved away from something mentally familiar and comfortable and toward a new idea, perspective, personal commitment, or area of self-growth.

Peter Collins Campbell’s 2021 film DimLand is both a physical and literal liminal space. The main character Brynn’s (Martha Brown) family cabin is in a strange, grey place near the woods.