They suggest boundaries, borders — even as they connote the expansion of territory and influence.
In Powers of Horror: An Essay on Abjection, the abject is described as neither inside nor outside, neither subject nor object, neither self nor other, troubling identity and order with the instability of boundaries, borders, and limits.
Political and spatial contestation in divided cities contributes to strategies of self-defense that utilize physical and spatial settings to enable the constitution of social boundaries, borders and territories.
When these people connect all boundaries, borders and inhibitions disappear.
You don't need a fence, boundary or borders; just like the shingle, you can shift as you please.
The ISU created a security perimeter, beginning with the outer boundary, specifically bordered by King Street to the north, Lake Shore Boulevard to the south, Yonge Street to the east, and Spadina Avenue to the west, where vehicles would be restricted during the summit dates.
Boundaries blur; borders relax.
We love creating boundaries and borders.
"Music can cross boundaries and borders before people can.
So are the people of Wallonia now dreaming of a closed world, where boundaries and borders can be rebuilt?
