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  • 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. ...
  • "READING COMPREHENSION DIFFICULTIES AT TERTIARY LEVEL IN BANGLADESH: IMPLICATION FOR PEDAGOGY " 
    RAHMAN, MD. FAYZAR (East West University, 4/18/2012)
    It is common knowledge that along with the other macro skills reading is considered as an active skill plays an important role in the process of teaching and learning language. It is affirmed by Carrel (1997) “for many ...
  • 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 ...
  • Representation of (In)equality in English for Today (Class- VIII) 
    Chowdhury, Antara Roy (East West University, 9/10/2017)
    A textbook has inevitable importance in students’ academic life. A textbook not only contains respective lessons, activities or tasks but also contains ideology and thoughts of a country through its language, content or ...
  • Representation of the Subaltern in Elias’s Novels 
    Akter, Sultana Nazia (East West University, 6/1/2011)
    This study engages with the idea of the representation of the subaltern in Akhtaruzzaman Elias’s two novels, Chilekothar Sepai and Khoabnama. The idea of the subaltern is a complex one and both Gramsci and Gayatri ...
  • Representation of Women in Contemporary Bangladeshi Print Media 
    Sharmeen, Sadia (East West University, 4/4/2011)
    Media plays a vital role in our lives. We can hardly imagine life now without newspapers, television, radio, and magazines. But because media is an umbrella term and lots of things come under it, this paper will deal with ...
  • Representation of Women in English for Today: A Critical Discourse Analysis 
    Bidushi, Basmala Taharat (East West University, 1/5/2016)
    Majority of students in Bangladesh studies in public Bengali medium schools. In most of those schools, the only English language textbook is English for Today. Young learners, studying in primary level, are prone to accepting ...
  • Representations of Women in Lahiri’s Fiction 
    Ahmed, Naveera (East West University, 2005-09-19)
    Feminism is a broad subject, which has many divisions and debates within itself. Many types of Feminisms will be explored their different and similarity will be stated. Postcolonial feminism will be especially focused. ...
  • Resistance and Embodiment: An Examination of Sustainable Resistance Pedagogy in Kaiser Haq’s Poems. 
    Momota, Rehana Naznin (East West University, 1/29/2017)
    Kaiser Haq is a majestic name in the field of native literature and among the very few exquisite poet laureates who dared to interpret the native feelings in English in spite of severe controversy. This controversy is ...
  • Resonance of Truth and Light in Zia Haider Rahman’s In The Light of What We Know 
    Hayat, Prattasha (East West University, 1/17/2017)
    In The Light of What We Know engages issues like individual choice, class, identity and nationality in the social, economical and political context of our dynamic contemporary world. Concentrating on a single man‟s journey ...
  • The Role of Classroom Environment in Learning English in Bangladesh: HSC Level 
    Karim, Jannat Shaila (East West University, 6/29/2018)
    English has always been a part of our education system from class 1-12 for its international demand and recognition. Bangladeshi government has always been active to undertake various ventures to improve the learners’ ...
  • S.S.C. level the students’ attitude towards communicative approach of language learning system in Bangladesh 
    Jannat, Farihatul (East West University, 4/26/2007)
    The study was undertaken as partial requirement for the completion of the degree of M.A. in English while pursuing several courses in ELT an idea crossed my mind that I should evaluate the attitude of an SSC. Level learners ...
  • The search for ethnic identity in selected Novels of Bharati Mukherjee, Jhumpa Lahiri, and Monica Ali 
    Khan, Nahreen (East West University, 1/1/2007)
    The dramatic improvement in communication and signification increases in trade and migration has created a global village where people from various nations have come closer to each other. Economists describe this trend as ...
  • A selection of poems of William Wordsworth translated in Bangla 
    Rahman, Suravy (East West University, 5/1/2007)
    As a poet of nature Wordsworth stands supreme. He is a worshiper of nature. Nature has in his poems a separate or independent status. His poetic career covers a period of more than sixty years and so far as the bulk of his ...
  • The Shadow Lines as a Political Novel 
    Alam, Nasih Ul Wadud (East West University, 11/21/2012)
    Amitav Ghosh’s The Shadow Lines, published in 1988, is a political novel that focuses mostly on nationalism, the meaninglessness of partition and the 1964 communal riots which occurred in Calcutta, Dhaka and Khulna. This ...
  • The Shadow Lines as a Political Novel 
    Alam, Nasih Ul Wadud (East West University, 11/21/2012)
    Amitav Ghosh’s The Shadow Lines, published in 1988, is a political novel that focuses mostly on nationalism, the meaninglessness of partition and the 1964 communal riots which occurred in Calcutta, Dhaka and Khulna. This ...
  • The Shadow Lines: A Quest Beyond Borders 
    Ahmed, Rubana (East West University, 2006-08-27)
    We are born within boundaries of nations. The inevitability of territorial i dentity is a concept that has been challenged by the subjective needs for 'spaces' in recent years. Therefore, most studies reflect a natural ...
  • Shaping Minds through ‘Ignorance’: Politics in Bangladeshi School Textbooks 
    Islam, Farhana (East West University, 7/2/2017)
    School textbooks are assumed correct and unbiased in their narrative, and most often prescribed to the young minds without questioning. However, due to the increasing interference of political parties in the government ...
  • Spacing Diaspora “identities”: A Comparative Study on The Shadow Lines, Jasmine and Interpreter of Maladies 
    Jyoti, Sabrina Monir (East West University, 8/6/2017)
    Diaspora identity surfaces a number of emotional dispositions: rootlessness, isolation, nostalgia, inner conflict, generation gap, and last but not the least, an expedition for identity. The diaspora writers attempt to ...
  • Speaking Skills in the Universities of Bangladesh 
    Aktar, Tahmina (East West University, 3/1/2011)
    The globalization of English and a growing demand for good English speaking skills in the job market in particular have been placing a greater emphasis on the teaching of speaking skills in Bangladesh (Farooqui, 2007). But ...

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