Department of English: Recent submissions

  • 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 ...
  • Post Modernism in kurt Vonnegut's slaughterhouse 5 and cat's cradle 
    Rahat S. Wahid (East West University, 4/1/2005)
    My major focus in this study is to show how Kurt Vonnegut in his fictions Car’s Cradle and Slaughterhouse Five parodies conventional ways of thinking and transports us to the postmodernism world of hyper-reality where the ...
  • 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, ...
  • Teachers' and Lerners' awareness of Psychological disposition towards communicative language teaching (CLT) in Bangladesh 
    Andalib, Alina (East West University, 1/5/2005)
    The topic for this study is teachers’ and learners awareness of and psychological disposition towards communicative language Teaching (CLT) in Bangladesh. Positive and negative attitudes towards a pedagogic approach are ...
  • An Evaluation of English Textbooks of class VI,VII, & VIII 
    Jalil, Fatema (East West University, 5/2/2004)
    The topic for this study is evaluation of the English text books of class vi, vii & viii. It is well known that language performance or language learning is psychological processes that involves the ability to record, or ...
  • 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 ...
  • Position of women in selected novels by Thomas Hardy and Arundhati Roy 
    Masood, Anjeela Jahanara (East West University, 4/26/2006)
    I have prepared this dissertation in partial requirement for the degree of M.A in English. I decided to work on this topic because an investigation about the gradual development of the theme of the female emancipation in ...
  • 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 ...
  • Arundhati Roy's Treatment on Indian Reality in the God of small things 
    Haque, Mohammad Mahmudul (East West University, 4/26/2006)
    “The truth of art signifies its power to imaginatively inscribe hithero unknown dimensions of reality” (Surendra Narayan jha, Qtd in Indian Women Novelists in English 2001:145) Arundhati Roy’s the God of small Things unfolds ...
  • 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 ...
  • Harold Pinter’s use of speech in his The Caretaker and The Dumb Waiter 
    Sultana, Zakia (East West University, 8/15/2007)
    This paper is prepared is partial fulfillment of the degree of Master of Arts in English. The idea of dealing with the language by Haroid Pinter caused my mind when I took a course on modern literature. A concern on research ...
  • Evolution and Treatment of Revenge in Literature from the Classical Master through Emile Bronte 
    Rashid, Farhana (East West University, 4/1/2007)
    I have prepared this dissertation in partial requirements for the degree of M.A in English. I decided to work on this topic because an investigation about the evolution and treatment of revenge in literature from the ...
  • 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 ...
  • A Translation of Katherine Mansfield’s “The Garden Party” 
    Mandal, Tapan Kumar (East West University, 8/12/2007)
    Katherine Mansfield was born into a socially prominent family in Wellington, New Zealand in 1888. She went to London to study in Queen’s college and studied there from 1903 to 1906. then she return to Ne Zealand to study ...
  • English Use For Occupational Purposes in Bangladesh 
    Rashid, Mahmuda (East West University, 5/1/2007)
    English language is the language developed in England and now used throughout the British commonwealth of nations, in the united state of America and in other parts of the world. About 270 million people speak in English ...
  • 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 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 ...
  • 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 ...
  • 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). ...
  • Ignorance of Listening Skills at Tertiary Level 
    Nuzhath Afrin, Nuzhath (East West University, 5/1/2011)
    The private universities of Bangladesh have enough facilities to teach English language (Rahman, 1999) because they have invested heavily to develop their resource facilities (Miyan, 2009). In order to improve the learners’ ...

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