Titlebook: Experience on the Edge: Theorizing Liminality; Brady Wagoner,Tania Zittoun Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), unde

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Rei Suzuki,Takuto Hikichi,Hiromasa Ohiraconstantly take place in our ordinary life, not only in the separate and specific time-space of liminal experience. Drawing on psychoanalytical insights, I thus wish to highlight the omnipresent nature of daydreaming, the process of reverie which takes place at the periphery of our consciousness and

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Martin Burdelski,Hans HuchzermeyerVictor Turner’s theoretical framework which emphasizes the processual nature of social phenomena and liminality. Next, I bring Turner’s ideas into dialogue with Paul Stenner’s theory of liminality, which itself influenced Turner, that emphasizes how liminality involves the temporary suspension of li

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Individualisierte Chirurgie bei Magen-GIST,ve liminal technologies” to pursue—albeit not always successfully—“ah ha” moments that complete liminal passages. We will draw on intersectional theory to further illuminate how people’s specific social location can explain why some carers remain stuck in the liminal. The concluding remarks will off

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-69511-7rapy among other course elements. The analysis led to three main processes of transition: a) engaging in a new creative realization or refusing to do so, b) therapeutic change, and c) reintegration: contemplation and peace. We show how the participants’ experiences can be understood as a space of re

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Andrzej Kowalczyk,Sylwia Seremak. This contribution develops this idea using examples from the current volume, including film, child’s play, pilgrimage, art therapy, ecstatic communion and song. These function as ‘a(chǎn)s if’ worlds within worlds which—having their source in liminal experiences . worlds—enable the . of experiences that