I am Not Afraid inhabits a queer perspective, itself a kind of liminal stage of identity that for many people never resolves.
Interested in how the self shaped clothing consumption and use, Ogle et al. (2013) utilized Guy and Banim's (2000) views of self to explore how consumption of maternity dress might shape the self during a liminal life stage (i.e., pregnancy).
But then that date on the calendar approaches, the liminal stage of motherhood ends, and she has to kiss the baby goodbye and leave him or her in the hands of someone else, often a stranger.
At 21, Sean is about to publish his first book, I Don't Wanna Grow Up, which explores that liminal stage that hits adolescents when they're too old to get excited about ice-cream, but not old enough to afford cocaine.
At 21, Sean is about to publish his first book, I Don't Warna Grow Up, which explores that liminal stage that hits adolescents when they're too old to get excited about ice cream, but not old enough to afford lots of cocaine.
"It's in a liminal state of acceptance here.
The party that Mr. McConnell leads is in a liminal state, unsure how much change is necessary.
Succinct but mysterious, Desert Flowers belongs to a liminal state between sleeping and waking, night and day.
"When a page closes, you see an object kind of smush, and in that moment, it's in a liminal state not unlike the Fold paintings," she says.
I prefer her apple cranberry, brimming with paper-thin apple slices and whole cranberries cooked down to a liminal state of not quite juice nor syrup.
