Assistant Professor
Communication
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nsalahshour@ada.edu.az
D311
2025
Salahshour (2023), The referential and predicational construction of migrants in New Zealand print media, Journal of Research in Applied Linguistics, 14 (1), 77-94
Rasoul kolamalaki, S, Kaur, S, Salahshour, N (2023), A multimodal analysis of (de)legitimisation through argumentation in extremist discourse: The case of Dabiq, Journal of language Aggression and Conflict
Salahshour, N & Serafis, D (2022), Deconstructing New Zealand PM Jacinda Adorn initiative to wear hijab after the Christchurch terrorist attack: Critical Perspectives on newspapers discourse and argumentation, Journal of Argumentation in Context, 11 (2), 157-179.
Salahshour, N (2021), A critique of New Zealand’s exclusive approach to intercultural education, New Zealand Journal of Educational Studies, 56 (1), 111-128
Salahshour, N (2016). ‘Liquid Metaphors as Positive Evaluations: A Corpus- Assisted Discourse Analysis of the Representation of Migrants in a Daily New Zealand Newspaper. Discourse, Context and Media, 13, 73-81
Salahshour, N (2022) [Book review of The Rhetoric of Political Leadership: Logic, and emotion in Public Discourse] Journal of Language and Politics, 21 (5)
Salahshour, N (2020), [ Book review of Language in the Trump Era] Language in Society, 50 (4), 322.
Salahshour, N (2018) [Book review of Language, Immigration and Naturalization: Legal and Linguistic Issues by Loring.A & Ramanathan.V] Language in Society, 47 (2), p232.
Salahshour, N. (2016) [Book review of Discourse Analysis and Media Attitudes: The representation of Islam in the British Press] Journal of Language and Politics 15 (2), 237-240
Salahshour N (2017), Representation of Immigrants in New Zealand digital media: A critical discourse analysis (PhD dissertation at Victoria University of Wellington)
Salahshour, N (Dec 2019). Topoi, premises and conclusions: The deconstruction of argumentative strategies in the discursive construction of immigrants in New Zealand.Paper presented to the 7th New Zealand Discourse Conference, Wellington, New Zealand.
Salahshour, N (Jan 2018). Critical Analysis of Media Discourse, special seminar Presented at Deakin University, Melbourne, Australia.
Salahshour, N (December, 2015). “Immigration…a double edged sword”: A Critical Discourse Analysis of the New Zealand Herald. Paper presented at the 5th New Zealand Discourse Conference, Auckland, New Zealand.
Salahshour, N (July, 2015). So what do critical discourse analysts do? An analysis of the representation of immigrants in newspaper discourse. Paper presented at Victoria University Post Graduate Student Association Interactive Forum, Wellington, New Zealand.
Salahshour, N (January, 2015). Representation of immigrants in New Zealand media: A Corpus Assisted Critical Discourse Analysis. Guest speaker at Victoria University of Wellington. Wellington, New Zealand.
Salahshour, N (September, 2014). A Corpus Assisted Approach to the Study of Immigrant Representation in New Zealand Print Media: A Collocational Analysis. Paper presented at Critical Approaches to Discourse Across Disciplines (CADAAD), Budapest, Hungary.
Salahshour, N., (May, 2014) A Corpus Assisted Approach to the Study of Immigrant Representation in New Zealand Print Media. Paper presented at Victoria University Discourse Analysis: Crossing Borders Symposium, Wellington, New Zealand
Salahshour, N (December, 2013). Eothen: A critical discourse analysis of Kinglake’s discourse. Paper presented at the 4th New Zealand Discourse Conference, Auckland, New Zealand.
Salahshour, N. (November, 2013). Is the enemy really at the gate? Paper presented at the ALANZ and ALAA conference, Wellington, New Zealand.
Salahshour, N. (Dec 2019). A love-hate relationship: The case of immigrants in New Zealand. Paper presented to the 7th New Zealand Discourse Conference, Wellington, New Zealand.