Starting from the assumption that one can literally perceive someone’s anger in their
face, I argue that this would not be possible if what is perceived is a static facial
signature of their anger. There is a product/process distinction in talk of facial
expression, and I argue that one can see anger in someone’s facial expression only if
this is understood to be a process rather than a product
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