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DR. ALI JALALIAN DAGHIGH

Department of English Language

Faculty of Languages and Linguistics

jalalianum.edu.my
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Ali Jalalian Daghigh, PhD, is a senior lecturer at the Faculty of Languages and Linguistics, Universiti Malaya (UM). He teaches a range of translation as well as discourse analysis courses at both the undergraduate and postgraduate levels. His main research interests include Translation Studies as well as (Critical) Discourse Studies.


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Developing a Competence Model for Post Editing of English-Malay Machine Translation
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A Discourse Based Framework Of Tourists And Service Providers Cross-cultural Understanding Towards Tourist Destinations In Malaysia
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Neoliberalism In Global South English Language Textbooks: An Analysis Of Locally Developed And Imported Textbooks Used In Asia
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2024

A Socio-Cognitive Account of Ideological Manipulation in Chinese Translation of Political Opinion Articles

2024

A critical enthymematic deconstruction of anti/pro LGBTQ plus arguments on Malaysian social media

2024

Readers’ Perception of Overt and Covert Translation in the Translation of Novels: A Case of the English Translation of Naguib Mahfouz’s Midaq Alley

2024

Effect of text type on translation effort in human translation and neural machine translation post-editing processes: evidence from eye-tracking and keyboard-logging

2024

Translation and Neoliberalism

2022

Neoliberalization of English Language Policy in the Global South

2024

(De)emphasization of Neoliberal Discourse in Translated and Domestic News on Education in China

2024

Moving Translation Studies into Dialogue with Neoliberalism

2022

Consumerism in Malaysian Locally Developed ELT Textbooks

2022

The Global South: A Platform for Adoption of Neoliberalized English