Liminal

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. It is part of “Unleashed: My Life as a Dog”, a work in progress dedicated to Artaud, an Australian Kelpie the author allegedly “rescued”.

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2025-02-04
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https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.129413
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Ecocriticism and Environmental Literature
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Abstract

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. It is part of “Unleashed: My Life as a Dog”, a work in progress dedicated to Artaud, an Australian Kelpie the author allegedly “rescued”.

TEXTVol. 29(Special 74)
Film Independent (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 98%
Ecocriticism and Environmental Literature
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