Liminal Moves: Traveling along Places, Meanings, and Times (Worlds in Motion, 9)
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Liminal Moves: Traveling along Places, Meanings, and Times (Worlds in Motion, 9)

by Flavia Cangià

Travel Cultural Studies Anthropology
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Liminal Moves considers how movement unfolds across places, meanings, and times. Framed within the Worlds in Motion series, it offers a thoughtful exploration of travel, transition, and the spaces in between, making it relevant to readers interested in mobility, culture, and social experience.

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Liminal Moves examines movement through the intersecting dimensions of places, meanings, and times.

As part of the Worlds in Motion series, the book considers travel and transition as subjects of cultural and social inquiry.

Its focus on liminality offers a framework for thinking about experiences that unfold between locations, interpretations, and temporal settings.

This title will interest readers exploring mobility, culture, and the changing relationships between people and their worlds.

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