1. Language and Identity Representation – Comparative analysis of how individuals’ identities are shaped and conveyed through linguistic choices in different texts.

2. Lexical and Syntactic Features – Examination of how word choice, sentence structure, and grammatical elements contribute to meaning and tone.

3. Discourse and Contextual Influences – Evaluation of social and cultural contexts that affect the use of language in various forms of communication.

4. Power and Persuasion in Language – Analysis of rhetorical strategies used to establish authority, persuade audiences, and shape opinions.

5. Gender and Language Use – Discussion on how linguistic differences between genders influence interaction and discourse patterns.

6. Formal vs. Informal Registers – Assessment of how audience, purpose, and genre dictate the level of formality and stylistic choices in communication.