Liminality is a state of transition between one stage and the next, especially between major stages in one’s life or during a rite of passage. The concept of liminality was first developed and is used most often in the science of anthropology (the study of human origins, behavior, and culture).
What are examples of liminality?
- Initiation Ceremonies and Rites of Passage. …
- Places of Exile. …
- Stairwells, Hallways and Elevators. …
- Break rooms. …
- Waiting rooms. …
- Hotel Lobbies. …
- Airports.
What best describes a liminal person?
What best describes a liminal person? Someone who has successfully undergone an important ritual.
