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The 13 studies cover the story, identity, and the voice; group voices and group identity; irreconcilable voices: liminal, empowered, and authentic; ethical stories: voices in research; and challenges to the institutional illness discourse.

In 1909 anthropologist Arnold van Gennep introduced the concept of the "liminal period of ritual," a transition located between separation and reassimilation.

Arguing that the global reproductive rights movement should engage with the liminal aspects of abortion rather than allowing the antichoice side to hold full sway over that portion of the narrative, this report offers an intriguing look into a side of abortion advocacy that is rarely afforded scholarly treatment.

Here, the main interest is to find out how does Brink represent the status of different ethnic groups before the transition in South Africa through the use of liminal spaces?

Los Angeles, CA, April 28, 2017 --(PR.com)-- Rubbing shoulders with many of the world's best VR companies congregating at the Los Angeles Conference Centre on 14 and 15 April 2017, Melbourne-based virtual reality company Liminal VR presented to hundreds of attendees on "Inducing Emotional & Cognitive States in VR" making a couple of big announcements in the process.

OUTLAW HEROES AS LIMINAL FIGURES OF FILM AND TELEVISION.

We journeyed inward into the liminal space of our heritage as shared spirituality and historical legacy empowered us with the tools to challenge, disrupt, and renegotiate the hegemonic construction of the Other (Butler, 2015) as, instead, a living breathing culture of resistance running parallel and equal to Western practice.

"Hypnagogia and the Narrative Frame: Liminal Spaces in Nathaniel Hawthorne's 'The Haunted Mind' and 'The May-Pole of Merry Mount,"' Cassandra Pfeifer, University of Louisiana-Lafayette

There, we argued that many WPAs might be better served by instead viewing themselves as liminal WPAs.