This morning, reading a NYT piece about how NY building owners are fancying up their lobbies to entice new residents, I came across this sentence:
"Not quite public, but not quite private either, the lobby occupies a liminal state in one’s home life, and with that ambiguity comes a set of priorities that can shift and, oftentimes, conflict."
I think I wrote that paper in grad school.
Woven Histories and Modern Abstractions
3 months ago
3 comments:
That is hilarious. I always wondered what happened to cultural studies--apparently, it freelances for the Times.
LIMINAL! Woo hoo! English majors unite!
Oh NYT! How you love your level of writing! Does that mean I have to tell my students that it's written the level of the English grad student?
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