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This monograph reframes ritual-like behavioral structures not as symbolic systems but as dynamical coordination technologies operating on embodied cognitive systems. By integrating models from neuroscience, dynamical systems theory, and embodied cognition, it proposes a formal account of how rhythmic structure and movement constraints shape human behavior through entrainment and phase alignment.The framework remains explicitly limited to mechanistic and testable claims about coordination dynamics, avoiding metaphysical interpretation. Future work is required to empirically validate model predictions and quantify boundary conditions for entrainment stability in both individual and collective systems. Read more
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