cultural theory
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Interzone names a territory between authorities, where law, identity, and meaning lose exclusivity. Originating in geopolitics, it became a literary figure for cultural hybridity and moral suspension. An interzone offers freedom without protection—spaces where norms dissolve, borders blur, and selves remain provisional, unstable, and inventive at once. Read more
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Heterotopia, a concept shaped by Michel Foucault, describes real spaces that defy social norms—cemeteries, libraries, airports—where ordinary logic is suspended. These “other spaces” reflect and distort reality, revealing hidden structures in culture and power. Read more
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