Ritualized Violence is a form of physical duress that belongs to the class of coercive practices characterized by the systematic and symbolically structured imposition of bodily harm, distinguished by its adherence to prescribed social, cultural, or institutional scripts that confer legitimacy, meaning, or functional purpose beyond mere infliction of pain.
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