MA in English Language and Literature: Recent submissions

  • An Evaluation of the English Textbook Currently Used for class VIII (Bengali Medium) in Bangladesh 
    Hossain, Md. Iqbal (East West University, 2007-04-28)
    This thesis paper is concerned with the evaluation of English Textbook currently used for class VIII (Bengali Medium) of secondary Schools in Bangladesh. The study was conducted for the partial fulfillment of the requirement ...
  • Postmodernism in Tom Stoppard’s Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead 
    Shahnaz, Sanjana (East West University, 2007-08-17)
    Rasencrantz and Guiltlenstern are dead does not fo110w this track' It is true that Stoppard's play is based on Shakespeare's Hamlet but he completely rejects the classical theatrical ideas of the ending. The play Rosencrantz ...
  • Michael and His English Sonnets 
    Chakraborty, Sudarshan (East West University, 2007-08-19)
    The Primary concern of this study is to have a broader view of Michael's English Sonnets and his contribution to the South Asia creative writings. It is the need of time to comprehend the dedication and essence behind ...
  • Othering the Minority 
    Bahar, Md. Ashik (East West University, 2010-01-04)
    To Michel Foucault, truth does not have an absolute existence; rather truth is a construction which assumes its shape by the power practice through different discourses. Contemporary representation of the minority community ...
  • An evaluation of the textbook “English for today” for class 9 & 10 
    Khan, Md. Syedul Islam (East West University, 2009-08-20)
    The topic for this study is an evaluation of the textbook 'English for Today' for class & X. In this course book NCTB authority uses linear progression. They gradually Vance from simple to complex in logical way and they ...
  • R.K Narayan & His Novels 
    Jakaria, Mohammad (East West University, 2008-04-30)
    The Primary concern of this study is to have a broader view of R.K. Narayan's novels and his contribution to the South Asian creative writings. It is the need of time to comprehend the dedication and essence behind R. ...
  • Postmodern Fiction and Syed Mansoorul Islam’s Prem O Prarthonar Golpo 
    Tajrin, Farhana (East West University, 2008-07-27)
    This dissertation will study Syed Manzoorul Islam's short fiction in order to fmd out the elements and aspects of postmodernism in his writings. Also, it hopes to comment in passing the condition of postmodernism in ...
  • Woolf and Morrison: A Comparative Study 
    Tamanna, Fahmi (East West University, 2008-08-15)
    Virginia Woolf is a prominent and powerful feminist writer of the 19th & 20th century .She is also a highly influential journalist and critic .She is a forerunner of women' liberty. She served numerous feminist criticisms ...
  • Comparing and Contrasting Two Protagonists: Raju (The Guide) and Majeed (Tree without Roots) 
    Alam, Sabrina (East West University, 2008-08-11)
    R. K. Narayan is a fairly popular writer both in India and abroad. He is a writer to whom success came early. His genius as a writer was duly recognized when he was awarded the Sahitya Akademi A ward for his novel The Guide ...
  • The Portrayal of the Subalterns in Some Selected Indian English Novels 
    Rahman, Munanna Bintey (East West University, 2009-01-14)
    In this dissertation, I have focused on four novels of Indian authors: Untouchable by M u l k Raj Anand, A Fine Balance by Rohinton Mistry, The God of Small Things by Aurndhati Roy and The Inheritance of Loss by Kiran ...
  • Feasibility of Communicative Language Teaching in Different Madrashs Specially in Class VI 
    Jhumu, Rawnak Jahan (East West University, 2009-09-16)
    Communicative language teaching (CLT) was originated in the 1940s during the tradition of the British language teaching tradition (Richards and Rodgers: 2001, 153). According to Siddique (2004: 16) CLT entered the arena ...
  • Problems of Teaching Methodology in Class Six 
    Rasel, Md. (East West University, 2009-08-16)
    English IS a compulsory subject In the primary and the secondary education of Bangladesh. Although English language teaching has always been an important issue in the country, it has yet reached any satisfactory level of ...
  • A translation of Chinua Achebe’s an Image of Africa 
    Chowdhury, Tamal Taru (East West University, 2009-09-16)
    An Image of Africa: Racism in Conrad's Heart of Darkness" is the published and amended version of the second Chancellor's Lecture given by Chinua Achebe at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, in February 1975. The ...
  • সাময়িক ব্যাপার (Shamoik Bapar): A Translation of Jhumpa Lahiri’s “A Temporary Matter” 
    Sultana, Mahbuba (East West University, 2009-07-28)
    Jhumpa Lahiri is one of the finest short story writers I have read. She is the kind who makes people to finish a book in one setting. Because her story make to know the main theme and ending. She is a dazzling storyteller ...
  • A Critical Survey of Bangladeshi Fiction in English 
    Samdani, Ruzana Jamil (East West University, 2009-08-23)
    Title of this dissertation "A critical survey of Bangladeshi fiction in English" in-depth study of the influence English has had on the Indian subcontinent the reign of the British raj. It is a study of the rising number ...
  • A spoken English Syllabus for Overseas Workers 
    Haque, S. M. Rezwan (East West University, 2009-12-22)
    In this world of globalization, we need a common language for international communication and English is the language that serves this purpose. So it is almost impossible for anyone to become successful in his professional ...
  • An Evaluation of English Teaching in Primary and Secondary Levels in Bangladesh 
    Zaman, Afrina Mehedi (East West University, 2007-12-14)
    Teaching learning situation is an important variable that largely determines classroom practices in including teachers' roles, learners' role, international patterns and the modes of feed back to be given. English has been ...
  • Reading Shame in a Postmodern Age 
    Swapna, Sultana Jahan (East West University, 2010-05-02)
    SHAME is contagious in Salman Rushdie's novel. The human characteristic shame is shared by both male and female protagonists of the novel, sufiya and Omar. Although these two characters are treated as marginal at the ...
  • Alienation in Selected Continental Texts 
    Afrin, Sadia (East West University, 2010-08-15)
    Like death or abandonment, alienation is a deeply rooted feeling experienced by human. As social creatures, humans have the need to identify themselves as one of a group, whether that group is a family, a culture or a ...
  • Treatment of Nature in Poetry A comparative study of Willam Wordsworth and Robert Frost 
    Nasrin, Fatima (East West University, 2008-12-20)
    William Wordsworth and Robert Frost are two of the most influential figures of two great ages - 19th century and 20th century respectively. Wordsworth is a great leader of the nineteenth century romanticism. His great ...

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