Using research by Martin Joos and John J. Gumperz to develop a perspective for rhetorical analysis, the article contends that Carter's final remarks in his Playboy interview reflect an ineffective sociolinguistic code shift to a stylistic level inappropriate to Carter as public personality and as presidential candidate.
Quarterly Journal of Speech
Volume 64, 1978 - Issue 2
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