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  • Dissertation on Translation Studies 
    Rahman, Mahatabur (East West University, 12/1/2005)
    Born in 1861, Rabindranath was one of the key figures of the Bengal Renaissance. He started writing at an early age, and by the turn of the century had become a household name in Bengal as a poet, a songwriter, a playwright, ...
  • The Dumb waiter 
    Zeba, Farah (East West University, 12/11/2006)
    In The Dumb Waiter Ben and Gus feel most of these picturesque effects. They are hoods of some kind, hit-men in the hire of some Mr. Big, amusing characters in themselves. They are obviously extremely efficient at what they ...
  • A Study on Teacher’s Competency in Context of Facilitating Teaching Learning Progress at Secondary Level in Bangladesh 
    Khan, Touhida Mehjabin (East West University, 12/11/2011)
    Bangladesh, a unitary and sovereign People’s Republic achieved dependence on 26th march, 1971 and came into existence after 9 months liberation war-proved devastating (Feroza, 2007). With a density of 977 persons per sq ...
  • Heart of Darkness and its Critics: Controversies and Assessments 
    Habib, Sadia (East West University, 12/12/2011)
    Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness is a magnum opus of twentieth century literary studies. No longer confined to the category of modern literature the novel has become a source of versatile criticism. After Achebe’s indictment ...
  • Possession: A Romance as a Postmodern Novel 
    Akter, Sabrina (East West University, 12/12/2011)
    Possession: A Romance (1990), by A.S.Byatt, is indeed a romance, but also a mystery, a satire, a detective story and a fairy tale, a novel about English Departments and both a historical and contemporary work of fiction. ...
  • Code-Switching and Code-Mixing between Bangla and English: Undergraduate Private University Students 
    Moquit, Nafisa (East West University, 12/12/2014)
    This report focuses on code-switching and code-mixing by undergraduate students of private universities in informal setting in Bangladesh. It examines the types of code-switching and code-mixing between Bangla and English ...
  • Dissertation on: Free writing in English at the Secondary level in Bangladesh. 
    Haque, Surovi (East West University, 12/18/2011)
    This research focuses on free writing in English at the secondary level in Bangladesh. It attempts to give a clear view with data to understand the real situation of teaching of English writing in the classroom. The study ...
  • Private Universities: Learner’s Expectations in English 
    Rahman, Sharmin (East West University, 12/19/2006)
    “Private Universities: Learners’ expectations in English” is my dissertation topic for my master’s degree in English. Through this work I will try to find out what types of learning expectations private University students ...
  • Appropriateness of service courses at East West University 
    Hossain, Md. Shakhawat (East West University, 12/20/2006)
    Students enrolling at East West University reportedly face difficulties to cope with teaching their text and reference books. As the books and the medium of instruction and examination are in English many students fail it ...
  • Knowledge, Belief, Reality, Truth and Cloud Atlas 
    Sultana, Nigar (East West University, 12/24/2010)
    Cloud Atlas by David Mitchell is a complex novel narrating six different stories of six different characters living in different times in different parts of the globe. What makes the novel even more dazzlingly interesting ...
  • The Impact of EFL Teacher Training in Bangladesh 
    Raihan, Md. Jamil (East West University, 2/1/2011)
    Teacher training is one of the important factors to implement a new syllabus (Curriculum and Syllabus Report, 1995). In Bangladesh, a new syllabus has been introduced for teaching English using CLT method since 1995 (ibid). ...
  • Fantastic Women Breaking Stereo-types in Tahmima Anam’s Trilogy 
    Keya, Momena Rahaman (East West University, 2/1/2018)
    The attributes, qualities, happiness, contributions, mental strength, choices, sufferings of Bangladeshi women have been sketched by TahmimaAnam in her trilogy very wonderfully. Their treatment, acceptance and rejection ...
  • The Impact of EFL Teacher Training in Bangladesh 
    RAIHAN, MD. JAMIL (East West University, 2/22/2011)
    Teacher training is one of the important factors to implement a new syllabus (Curriculum and Syllabus Report, 1995). In Bangladesh, a new syllabus has been introduced for teaching English using CLT method since 1995 (ibid). ...
  • Gender Representation in Rock Music 
    Samadi, Rownak Jahan (East West University, 2/7/2012)
    What does it actually feel when we hear the word ‘Rock’ and how is it really perceived when we listen to the ‘rock music’? The matter of fact is that as a genre of popular music, rock music has always been most fascinating ...
  • Milton’s Effort to Justify the ways of God to Man 
    Azam, Aishah Bint (East West University, 2000-12-12)
    John Milton was a great classical scholar. He combined in himself the learning of a scholar with the genius of a poet. But his scholarship did not in any way interfere with, or detract from his creative power; in fact ...
  • An Evaluation of the Present Classroom Techniques Used for Teaching and Learning English in Bangladesh 
    Hossain, Syed (East West University, 2004-05-27)
    This research is intended for teachers and researchers interested in English teaching and learning. It will give them a clear view with proper data to understand the real situation of teaching practice in English classroom ...
  • Grand Narratives and Postmodernism: Critical Evaluation 
    Yousuf, Syed Tanvir (East West University, 2004-08-18)
    The context of my research is a very complex one. In my research I have critically evaluated how postmodemism denies grandnarratives and the different perspectives of postmodemism counter grandnarratives. I offer ...
  • A Study of Translations of 'Jibananda Das’s ‘Banalata Sen’ 
    Huq, Marina (East West University, 2005-02-10)
    Jibanananda Das (1899-1954) is the most versatile Bengali poet of all time. Jibanananda was the poet who marks the transition to Bengali Modernist poetry. In his. poems he relied largely on images and symbolical means ...
  • An Attempt to Translate Some Poems into Bengali from Songs of Innocence and Songs of Experience of William Blake 
    Hossain, Md. Mokbul (East West University, 2005-09-12)
    William Blake (1757-1827) is one of the best poets of English Literature. He is considered a precursor of the Romantic Movement. He is frequently classed with the romantic writers - particularly Wordsworth and Coleridge, ...
  • An Analysis of English Language Needs in an English Medium 
    Riyad, Khandkar Mahmood (East West University, 2005-09-18)
    In my university life I felt that what we learn in the class room was not always applicable to our real life. It was my feeling that if the expectations and the needs of the learners did not Inatch with the objectives of ...

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