According to Victor Turner, all rites of passage have three phases: separation, liminality, and incorporation. Of these three, the liminal phase-which is the most interesting-is typically characterized by

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The liminal phase, as described by Victor Turner, is characterized by symbolic reversals of ordinary behavior, where participants may experience a period of ambiguity, a state of being "betwixt and between" their previous and future roles or identities, often leading to a sense of community and equality among those in the liminal state.

According to Victor Turner, All Rites of Passage Have Three