The main interest of this paper is an introductory conceptualisation of specific discourse- building processes related to the zones or entities (conceptually independent from touchable spatiality), sometimes described (in cultural and literary history) as liminal, for their notable in-betweenness and processual nature. Apparent second-order observings enabled the formation of specific self-referential perceptions and/or descriptions of liminal peculiarities. They tend to act as a constitutive part of a broader (liminal) discourse which gradually became self-centred and apparently conscious of its own position -(meta)liminal.

zone/entity; discourse; liminality; (meta)liminality; second-order observing; self-reference