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Part I. Foundations -- The study of ritual-depth psychology and interpretive anthropology -- The interdisciplinary approach to ritual -- Part II. The dynamic interdisciplinary approach -- Biological-mind/body interactions -- Cognitive-cognitive anthropology and psychological resonance -- Psychodynamic-projection, narrative, meaningful coincidence and dissociation -- Cultural-structures and functions -- Part III. Applications -- Magical inscriptions -- Healing rituals -- Transitional rituals -- Death -- Part IV. Conclusions -- The technology of ritual and the ritual expert -- Summary.