Discourse Analysis and Text Linguistics

Map argumentation structures, identify fallacies, and evaluate rhetorical strategies in academic essays, opinion pieces, debates, and policy texts.

Analyze and improve textual coherence and cohesion in academic, professional, or literary texts using discourse linguistics frameworks.

Analyze conversation structure, turn-taking, adjacency pairs, and interactional discourse patterns in transcripts, interviews, and dialogue data.

Uncover ideological framing, power relations, and hidden assumptions in political, media, and institutional texts through critical discourse analysis.

Analyze the rhetorical moves, structural conventions, and communicative purpose of any text genre — academic, professional, or institutional.

Trace intertextual references, discursive borrowings, and interdiscursive patterns in literary, academic, political, and media texts.

Examine how news media construct meaning through framing, word choice, source selection, and narrative structure in coverage of events and issues.

Analyze political speeches and rhetoric for framing strategies, populist discourse patterns, identity construction, and ideological positioning.

Transform texts across registers and styles — formal to informal, technical to plain language, spoken to written — with precise linguistic control.

Optimize how information is sequenced and packaged in complex texts — improving given-new flow, topic chains, and macrostructure for maximum clarity.