Jax's Dilemma: Analyzing the Ethicality of Communication Within Unethical Situations
This research study explores the ethicality of communication within criminal life shown in the television show Sons of Anarchy, specifically focusing on the motorcycle gang's vice-president, Jax Teller. The theories used to analyze the ethicality of Jax's communication tactics are Diggs's Situational Perspective and Fletcher's Christian Situational Perspective. The data was gathered from studying the fourth season of Sons of Anarchy, as in this season Jax faces a challenge in which he must persuade his fellow gang members into going into business with a cartel. The results indicate that situational perspectives can consider communication conducted as ethical, despite the illegality of what the communication produces.
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- Richert, Devin - author
- Grace, Antony, Mary - contributor
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collections Scholars Week | Conferences and Events
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1437
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May 16th, 2018
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