is an illustration of configural discourse analysis that examines the narrative structures of analogous tellings of the Aesop fable by comparing them to the oldest prototype of the tale.

 is a confirmation of Bassinger's argument that a genre, the Combat Film, was created during WWII to stir support for the war and that the genre continues well into the 1950s. The analysis shows a common narrative structure whose prototype is the film, Bataan.

 is a CfDA of inter-cultural communication. It demonstrates the ways that the two main figures in the film are involved in narrative transpositions by adopting each other's discourse.

is a detailed CfDA of the news stories in five New York papers of one day in the trial. It studies how each reporter builds a different "text-world" (or story world) to represent the events of the trial.

Configural Discourse Analysis and Frame Analysis is an essay comparing and contrasting the two modes of discourse analysis.

is an illustration of how configural discourse analysis works using two brief texts in which CBS promoted a new show—NCIS-LA.

Meet the Parents (Kevin Harvey) [not yet posted]

Concerns of Incoming College Students (Tom Moss) [not yet posted]