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This Book Is A Study Of The Short Story, One Of The Widest Taught Genres In English Literature, From An Innovative Methodological Perspective. Both Liminality And The Short Story Are Well-researched Phenomena, But The Combination Of Both Is Not Frequent. This Book Discusses The Relevance Of The Concept Of Liminality For The Short Story Genre And For Short Story Cycles, Emphasizing Theoretical Perspectives, Methodological Relevance And Applicability. Liminality As A Concept Of Demarcation And Mediation Between Different Processual Stages, Spatial Complexes, And Inner States Is Of Obvious Importance In An Age Of Global Mobility, Digital Networking, And Interethnic Transnationality. Over The Last Decade, Many Symposia, Exhibitions, Art, And Publications Have Been Produced Which Thematize Liminality, Covering A Wide Range Of Disciplines Including Literary, Geographical, Psychological And Ethnicity Studies. Liminal Structuring Is An Essential Aspect Of The Aesthetic Composition Of Short Stories And The Cultural Messages They Convey. On Account Of Its Very Brevity And Episodic Structure, The Generic Liminality Of The Short Story Privileges The Depiction Of Transitional Situations And Fle

Author

Jochen Achilles; Ina Bergmann

Publisher

Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group

Published

2015

Language

EN

ISBN

9781317812449

Subjects

Short Stories, Literary Criticism, Literary Fiction

Updated

2026-03-24