Mohamed Saki

Mohamed Saki is a Lecturer in English linguistics at the University of Brest, affiliated with the research unit Heritage and Creation in Text and Image (EA 4249). His work focuses on discourse analysis, argumentation, and genre analysis, with a particular interest in multicultural narratives, digital communication, and political rhetoric.

• Coordinator of international relations for UFR Letters and Human Sciences

Research Interests:

• Discourse and genre analysis
• Argumentation and political communication
• Translation studies and paratextual elements
• Digital spaces and social media discourse
• Multicultural identity construction

Publication Trends: His 15 most recent articles (2015-2023) analyze discourse strategies in political speeches, digital activism (e.g., #NotInMyName), and multimodal health communication. Key subfields include transitivity patterns, translator's notes, heterotopic public spaces, and intersubjective positioning in literary and political texts.

Email: mohamed.saki@univ-brest.fr