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liminoid: a standalone construct

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Performance studies

Turner's term for optional, leisure-based experiences in modern societies that resemble ritual liminality but are chosen rather than required.

In performance studies, liminoid refers to Turner's term for optional, leisure-based experiences in modern societies that resemble ritual liminality but are chosen rather than required. This meaning comes from Turner (1982) in From ritual to theatre.[1]

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References

  1. Turner, V. W. (1982). From ritual to theatre. PAJ Publications. ISBN 9780933826168

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