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spir-13898	Arminio, Luigi; Rossi, Luca	TRACING THE SOCIOLINGUISTIC PATTERNS OF POLARIZATION IN THE FACEBOOK DEBATE ON CLIMATE ACTION	2025.0	4	.pdf	application/pdf	1414	70	36	Reflecting on the previously posited and discussed relevance of communicational patterns in political communication, it must be noted that while some studies discuss language codes' impact on political discourse, we can spot a lack of systematic examination of the full range of linguistic features determining the stylistic diversity of social actors and how they impact political polarization dynamics. The findings indicated both the restricted accessibility of certain parties' communicational styles (Gyasi, 2023) and the enhanced accessibility of language codes employed by specific political figures (Kayam, 2023).	cache/spir-13898.pdf	txt/spir-13898.txt