Language and Identity
Journal of Sociolinguistics, 3(4) 428-442. 45 Learning Activity •Read The Green Suit by Dwight Allen. • Focus on one of the main characters (Peter Sackrider, Elvin, or Petra Saunders). • Describe how master, interactional, personal, and relational identities are created for your character. • How does the “direct speech” of your
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