by S. K. Kruse | Aug 17, 2026 | Liminality Project Blog, Resources Page Blog
Did you go see A24’s new Backrooms film? I did, and I loved it. Horror is all the rage right now, but I usually steer clear of the genre because it stresses me out. I get that’s probably the point. Some kind of catharsis or, perhaps, perspective adjustment: Don’t like...
by S. K. Kruse | Jan 17, 2026 | Creativity and Liminality, Liminality Project Blog
The Art of the Liminal was first presented to the Guild for Engaged Liminality by S. K. Kruse in 2023. You can watch the presentation video here or read below. This article was originally published on S. K. Kruse’s Libations from the Liminal on January 1, 2026....
by 4Tcarson | Oct 5, 2024 | Liminality Project Blog
One of the pleasures of my life is teaching undergraduate students the importance of liminal time/space and how to spot and interpret it in the world and in ourselves. For example, I am now teaching a seminar on liminality and contemporary issues, and we are exploring...
by 4Tcarson | Sep 5, 2024 | Liminality Project Blog
It was my pleasure to be one presenter at the 6th International Conference on the Future of Social Sciences and Humanities which met in Copenhagen this summer. An international group of thinkers and scholars presented papers on many current issues in their fields of...
by 4Tcarson | Jul 25, 2024 | Liminality Project Blog
One of the questions I am frequently asked is this: “Just what can you discover in liminal space and how do you find it?” That is such an excellent question. As Bjorn Thomassen reminds us, liminality guarantees nothing. In other words, liminal time and...
by 4Tcarson | Apr 10, 2024 | Liminality Project Blog
A native woman of Cherokee and Irish descent, Tessi Ynada Muskrat is a Counseling Psychology PhD student and researcher at the University of Missouri, USA. Co-founder of the international Purity Culture Research Collective (PCRC), Tessi’s research centers the voices...
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