Zhou's question 11.11

I do appreciate the emotionality/rationality duality in Dougherty & Drumheller's work. In their discussion and conclusion part, they pointed out that the English language is replete with dualistic language pitting one concept against another. We all know that language shapes the way of our thinking. So, do you think that in their paper, they also think language shapes our emotion as well? How can their findings be applied to another context?