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Edited by Elizabeth A. Thomson, Awni Etaywe, Ingrid Wijeyewardene and Penny Wheeler
[Language, Context and Text 6:1] 2024
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Andy Curtis. The new peace linguistics and the role of language in conflict
Charlotte, North Carolina: Information Age Publishing Inc., 2022. xvi + 281 pp.

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