I really like the word "liminal" but I'm never sure when I can use it because I'm afraid people will take it as meaning generically "spooky".
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I really like the word "liminal" but I'm never sure when I can use it because I'm afraid people will take it as meaning generically "spooky". It means something specific. An in-between space. A space you're not meant to linger in. A place you're supposed to pass through, probably without thinking about it, which means if you ever *stop* in that place and let yourself be aware of it it has this particular feel. You know. "Spooky".
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I really like the word "liminal" but I'm never sure when I can use it because I'm afraid people will take it as meaning generically "spooky". It means something specific. An in-between space. A space you're not meant to linger in. A place you're supposed to pass through, probably without thinking about it, which means if you ever *stop* in that place and let yourself be aware of it it has this particular feel. You know. "Spooky".
@mcc Between the garden behind the house we lived and the sports field was an overgrown drainage ditch about 2 m wide, on both sides enclosed by fences. That's my original liminal space and I very much liked to play there.
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