3. Calibration to the specific other, rather than one imposed register
Bakhtin’s heteroglossia, Eckert’s indexical sociolinguistic features.
6. Aesthetic-linguistic
Bakhtin · Eckert · Labov · Lakoff-Johnson
The readings follow the same through-line order used throughout the system, making it possible to compare what this lens changes from one idea to the next.
4. The same intellectual material redeployed across registers
Heteroglossic-unity-with-substantial-coherence.
9. Warmth and firmness as a single move
Compressed register that holds two registers simultaneously.