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[Gestures@SuB25] How Hands Help Us Hear: Evidence for a Manual McGurk Effect

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Description: This project contains all the materials relevant to the talk "How Hands Help Us Hear: Evidence for a Manual McGurk Effect", by Hans Rutger Bosker and David Peeters. This talk was presented at a special session of Sinn und Bedeutung 25 on "Gestures and Natural Language Semantics".

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