THE DEPTH OF BANAL AND ROUTINE – SOURCE AND/OR CONSEQUENCE OF TRAUMA – EXISTENTIAL LIMINALITY IN „GREAT EXPERIENCES” – SHORT FORAY IN SHORT STORY COLLECTION „RELATIONS” COORDINATED BY MARIUS CHIVU
THE DEPTH OF BANAL AND ROUTINE – SOURCE AND/OR CONSEQUENCE OF TRAUMA – EXISTENTIAL LIMINALITY IN „GREAT EXPERIENCES” – SHORT FORAY IN SHORT STORY COLLECTION „RELATIONS” COORDINATED BY MARIUS CHIVU

Summary/Abstract: The paper follows the relationship between the everyday life (social reality) of the experimenter (human existence) and the effects it has on his interior. In a continuous evolution and in the constant attempt to connect to a world characterized by existential dynamism and change, the experimenter lives the great experiences that, in this dynamic, become routine, routine, but profound for inner living. Defining for great experiences is that they characterize the human experience regardless of the relationship of the experimenter with the world in which he lives, more precisely, they are in fact universal experiences that do not take into account the people, the people, geography, country or history. Thus, whenever the experimenter meets with this „big experience” born out of routine lives a liminal situation that he can overcome or not. If the liminal situation is not overcome, the person experiencing it experiences an existential suspension that can lead to trauma or even reactivate older trauma.

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