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 Turner, Victor (1974). "Liminal to liminoid in play, flow, and ritual: An essay in comparative symbology" (PDF). Rice University Studies. 60 (3): 53–92. https://scholarship.rice.edu/bitstream/handle/1911/63159/article_RIP603_part4.pdf
+<blockquote>Trickster archetype
+As destroyers of duality, Trickster archetypes expose illusions, challenge worldly rules, and celebrate holy madness.
+Deep down, our inner Trickster craves to break taboos, revel in the destruction of the known, and shatter decrepit ideologies. If there is anything Trickster archetypes teach us, it is to "lighten up" about life and to not take ourselves so seriously. However, when we deny the crazy wisdom of the Trickster both within and without ourselves, we find ourselves becoming rigid, bull-headed, narrow-minded and humorless.</blockquote>
+https://lonerwolf.com/trickster-archetypes/
+Some trickster characters:
+Loki (In Norse Mythology, he was the shape-shifting god who is portrayed as playful, nihilistic and self-serving)
+Anansi (In African folklore, he was the sneaky, sly, but ultimately benign spider god of mayhem)
+Kitsune (In Japanese mythology these are trickster-spirits that often appear as intelligent and mischievous foxes)
+Eshu (In Nigerian tale, he is the sneaky god of uncertainty and change)
+Krishna (Hindu god portrayed as seductive, entertaining Supreme Being)
+Saci (In Brazilian folklore he is portrayed as a one-legged malevolent prankster dwarf)
+Hermes (In Greek myth he was the cunning and thieving messenger of the gods)
 Tim Maughan - https://onezero.medium.com/the-man-whose-science-fiction-keeps-turning-into-our-shitty-cyberpunk-reality-72108dccaaff