The book is organized into three parts:

Part One: Modern Greek Language - Theory with Applications
- Structure, language, and style in relation to text intentionality
- Methods, means, and forms of persuasion depending on the communicative context and text types
- Text comprehension for closed and open-ended questions
- Summarized rendering of text excerpts or opinions
- Comparative approach to monomodal and multimodal texts
- Methodology for producing critical discourse

Part Two: Modern Greek Literature - Theory with Applications
- Understanding literary texts: information, characters, symbols, poetic voices, and silences
- Techniques and methods of narration
- Expressive means for structuring literary style
- Methodology for interpretive commentary based on textual indicators

Part Three: 30 Thematic Units with Evaluation Criteria
- Development of Thematic Units as a topic bank
- Evaluation Criteria, according to the new method of course assessment