In a rite of passage, the candidate who is in the liminal phase is "structurally invisible" because _________________________________________.
A) the person is between social classifications
B) no one pays attention to the person
C) the person is looked down on by society
D) the person has no status, property or kinship

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In the liminal phase of a rite of passage, the candidate is "structurally invisible" because they are between social classifications, not fitting into any defined social category.

In a Rite of Passage, the Candidate Who Is in the Liminal