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liminal space

In fiction, a liminal space is an abnormally unoccupied built environment, typically indoors and artificially lit, associated with uncanniness and nostalgia.

typical characteristics, additionally

  1. partial or complete lifelessness
  2. spatiotemporal ambiguity

associated evocations, additionally

  1. autobioecomisremembrance
  2. lethologica

instances

instance work category of work
The environment depicted in “The Stanley Parable” The Stanley Parable🏛 video game
The environments depicted in photos of parts of “The White City” from “The World's Columbian Exposition” Photos of parts of “The White City” from “The World's Columbian Exposition” series of photos
The interior of the Overlook Hotel depicted in “The Shining” The Shining🏛 video

adjectives with the same referent

adjective definition linguistic basis
spatioliminal pertain to one or more liminal spaces spatial-o-liminal

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