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Invisible Black Women: Medical Bias and the Silencing of Enslaved Black Women in 18th- and 19th-Century British West Indian Medical Discourse. [PDF]

Yale J Biol Med
Richardson VM.
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Liminal

2013
My porcelain sculptural work explores the passage from life to death in the form of boat imagery. Many cultures and belief systems have water and boat references in their mythoi surrounding the passage of the soul or spirit to the afterlife. I combine many disparate boat elements into each piece in order to allude to an archetypal form.
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Liminality

2015
Hazel Andrews, Les Roberts
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Liminality

Amithy Jasrotia, Seema Agrawal
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Liminal

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An autofiction, “Liminal” explores the porousness of limitrophy, gesturing towards the more than human world with specific reference to dogs in relation to language, instinct, genre, gender. It brings forward an unstable persona who treads landscapes real and imaginary at the edge of memoir, criticism and dream with irreverence and ironic scrutiny.
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Liminality

2021
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Comparative Liminality. Liminality and Dynamics of Civilization

Religion, 1985
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Syrian Women Refugees: Coping with indeterminate liminality during forcible displacement

Organization Studies, 2022
Sophie Alkhaled
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Homemaking and perpetual liminality among queer refugees

Social and Cultural Geography, 2021
Thomas Wimark
exaly