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  • English Communication Skills and Employability: An Empirical Study of the Linkage 
    Rahman, Zarin Tasnim (East West University, 2019-08-28)
    This is the era of globalization and English is the language of this globalizing process. It illustrates the interdependence of nations. English is the one and only language that operates as a medium to create deep ...
  • English in Bangladesh as a Corporate Language: Problems and Solutions 
    Hasan, Mohammad Mahmudul (East West University, 8/23/2011)
    In Bangladesh a number of foreign languages like Arabic, French, Japanese, Persian, etc. are used for various purposes. Besides, for a number of reasons only one foreign language i.e., English is taught as a compulsory ...
  • English Medium Schools: Do they lack native culture 
    Zaman, Shammi (East West University, 4/17/2011)
    In this research the researcher is trying to show how the English Medium Schools impede the development of the country. The research sites were located at ten English Medium Schools in Dhaka city. The research objectives ...
  • English to Bengali Translation of some Poems of Fleur Adcock and U.A. Fanthorpe 
    Mohsin, Nahina Bintee (East West University, 4/28/2011)
    This dissertation presents Bengali translations of some selected poems of the British poets, Fleur Adcock and U. A. Fanthorpe. In the introductory chapter, this paper discusses the basic requirements that are needed to ...
  • 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 ...
  • The Ethnic Ghosts and “Coming of Age” of a Genre 
    Chowdhury, Mehetaz (East West University, 4/1/2011)
    The lives of immigrants are far from easy, even within a pluralistic society that highlights democracy, multiculturalism and cosmopolitanism. Individuals from ethnic minorities groups get segregated because of their language, ...
  • 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 ...
  • 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 ...
  • Exploring Postcolonial Ecofeminism in Kamala Markandaya’s Nectar in a Sieve and Toni Morrison’s The Bluest Eye 
    Any, Jakiya Sultana (East West University, 6/20/2016)
    This paper examines postcolonial ecofeminism in Kamala Markandaya’s Nectar in a Sieve and Toni Morison’s The Bluest Eye. Nowadays, ecofeminism is considered as one of the major disciplines in literature due to its active ...
  • 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 ...
  • Fantasy and Necessity in Gustave Flaubert’s Madame Bovary and Guy De Maupassant’s “The Necklace” 
    Rashna, Rifat Ara Mehruj (East West University, 5/30/2017)
    Gustave Flaubert’s novel Madame Bovary (1856) and Guy De Maupassant’s short story “The Necklace” (1884), both are two French masterpieces of world literature that tell us the stories of two young women who have lived a ...
  • Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood and the Cool Japan Strategy: Exercising Soft Power with Brilliance 
    Tishi, Shuhrat (East West University, 5/30/2017)
    Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood (FMAB), an anime adaptation of the famous manga Fullmetal Alchemist by Hiromu Arakawa, adopts the western elements of society and life, and adapts them according to the corresponding eastern ...
  • 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 ...
  • A Golden Age 
    Mahmud, Hasan (East West University, 4/28/2011)
    The paper tries to understand Tahmima Anam’s project of writing history of the Liberation War of 1971. Based on E.H. Carr’s idea of history, I have tried to explain the selective and interpretive mode of Anam’s subjective ...
  • Harold Pinter’s Plays and Postmodernism 
    Islam, Azharul (East West University, 4/5/2014)
    The arrival of Pinter (1930-2008), as a dramatist, revolutionized the theatre world of the 20th century. He belongs to the postwar decades when British society was undergoing a major transformation both in the political ...
  • 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 ...
  • 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 ...
  • Hollywood: The New Colonizer? 
    Hasan, Naeem (East West University, 8/30/2017)
    The phrase “the empire on which the sun never sets” used to represent the earlier British Empire which had been the largest in terms territory. Whether this sun was meant for the geographical domain that the British Empire ...
  • HSC and Alim Level Student Mistakes in English Writing: A Comparative study 
    Md. Suruj (East West University, 4/28/2011)
    This research has been made especially for HSC and Alim level students whose mother tongue is Bangla and who have made various kinds of mistakes in writing English. It deals with the common errors usually made by the ...
  • Humayun Ahmed’s Ghetuputro Komola and Nandito Noroke: A Study of Sexual Exploitation and Repression 
    Yesmin, Quazi Farzana (East West University, 3/21/2017)
    The principle aim of this paper is to create awareness among people about sexuality by analyzing two films of Humayun Ahmed, Ghetuputro Komola (Pleasure Boy Komola) and Nandito Noroke (In Blissful Hell). This dissertation ...

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