I write very dry, academic, jargon-filled papers if that's what your professor wants

MartinN

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About Me:

Some professors want elegant prose. Some want clear arguments. Some want you to "find your voice."

Mine wanted me to sound like a peer-reviewed journal article written by someone who hasn't smiled since 1997. 📚😐

I learned to write that way. Now I teach it.

Who I Am:

I'm a 4th-year PhD candidate in Political Theory at a top-20 program. My research focuses on continental philosophy and critical theory. I've presented at conferences, published in okay journals, and reviewed enough student papers to know what grad students actually need.

What I Write:

  • Political theory (Arendt, Foucault, Agamben—if they're hard to read, I can write like them)
  • Critical theory (Frankfurt School, post-structuralism, all the -isms)
  • Philosophy papers (continental only; if you need analytic, I'll refer you to a colleague)
  • Literature reviews (dense, comprehensive, boring in the best way)
  • Methodology sections (I can make qualitative methods sound like rocket science)
My Style:
  • Long sentences with multiple subordinate clauses
  • Words like "hegemony," "discourse," "problematize," and "interpellate"
  • Citations every other sentence (I know all the obscure theorists)
  • Minimal emotional valence (we're analyzing, not feeling)
What Students Say:

"My professor wrote 'finally, a real academic paper' in the comments. I didn't know whether to be proud or offended." — MA student
"TheAcademist made me sound like I actually understood Derrida. I still don't, but the paper did." — Undergrad
Rates:
  • Undergraduate: $40/page
  • Graduate/Master's: $55/page
  • Dissertation chapters: $75/page (negotiable for longer projects)
Turnaround:

I write slowly because I think slowly. Minimum 5 days for under 10 pages. Longer for bigger projects. No rush orders—rushed theory is bad theory.

Contact:

DM me with your topic, level, and theoretical framework if you have one. If you don't have a framework, I'll suggest one. It'll probably be Foucault. It's always Foucault. 🎩
 
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