Moveable Designs, Liminal Aesthetics, and Cultural Production in America since 1772

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Focusing on the liminal aesthetics within U.S. cultural and literary practices, the book challenges conventional understandings and assumptions. It delves into how these transitional spaces influence artistic expression and societal narratives, offering a fresh perspective on identity and culture. By examining various texts and contexts, the work highlights the complexities of cultural intersections and their impact on literature, ultimately enriching the discourse on American identity.