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complexities of psychology and neuroscience. These factors influence the production of discourse and its resonance and contestation, as well as its lived experience. Moreover, these insights couple with and complement a burgeoning literature on visual politics and aesthetics. To the linguistic, therefore, academics have added rich and evolving understandings of the ocular and the sensory as we seek to understand how language works, including why it is that some arguments change the world and others do not. That is, we are engaged in a collective endeavour to unpack and make
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