Vol. 6 No. 1 (2015)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.59817/cjes.v6i

Published: 01-08-2015

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Crossings Vol. 6, No. 1

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Front matter

Front matter
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Editorial note

Kaiser Haq
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The Baloch Who Is Missing: Representations of Balochistan in Anglophone Prose Writing

Claire Chambers

18-27
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Strategic Madness: Critiquing Toni Morrison’s The Bluest Eye from the perspectives of Sandra M. Gilbert and Susan Gubar’s The Madwoman in the Attic

Ms. Sharifa Akter

30-38
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True Blue: Continuum of the Fourth Reich Culture

Kasfia Yasmin Anwa

40-47
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Robert Lowell’s “Benign Possession” in Revisiting Traditions

Shanjida Khatun Boksh

48-61
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Time and Narrative in Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot and Endgame

Md. Fahad Hossain

62-66
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Influences and Varied Perspectives of Colonial Science and Technology in Amitav Ghosh’s “The Imam and the Indian” and The Calcutta Chromosome

Roohi Andalib Huda

68-77
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Clashing Nationalisms and Corrupting Co-Existence: An Analysis of the Shahbag/Hefajot Frenzy in Bangladesh

Asif Iqbal

78-84
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Homesickness, Failed Transnationality, the Conservatism of Belonging, and Salman Rushdie

Md. Ishrat Ibne Ismail

86-92
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The Pakistan Movement and the Bangla Poetry of the Islamic Trend: An Evaluation from Postcolonial Perspectivea

M. Rakibul Hasan Khan

94-103
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The Curious Case of Kafka’s “Odradek”: A Trickster in the Old World

Shamsad Mortuza

104-111
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Politics of Gender and Power: Shakespeare’s Lady Macbeth in Polanski’s Film Adaptation

Hamalna Nizam

112-122
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The Woman/Poet Wife: Emily Dickinson and the Influence of Elizabeth Barrett Browning

Arifa Ghani Rahman

124-132
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The Eschatologicality in Emily Dickinson’s Poetry

Md. Hafijur Rahman

134-147
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The Question of “Female Gaze”: Will it Ever Be Possible to Have One?

Farhana Susmita

148-157
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The Unheard Stories of Sophocles’s Jocasta and Manto’s Women: Addressing Social Taboos through Experimental Adaptations in Bangladeshi Theater

Nadia Rahman, Tahmina Zaman

158-170
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Anxiety and Willingness to Communicate in Language Learning: A Case Study

Mohammad Mahmudul Haque

174-195
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Testing English at Tertiary Level: An Overview

Md. Shahjahan Kabir

196-213
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Errors in Writing: Identification of Problems and Need for Refinement

Md. Shayeekh-Us-Saleheen

214-236
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Linguistic Imperialism Revisited: An Analysis of the Role of English in Bangladesh

Shaila Shams

238-251
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Note to contributors

Note to contributors

152
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Book Review

Can cricket be an agent of change, and break barriers?

Manzoorul Abedin

254-256
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Where Words Go To Die

Fatema Johera Ahmed

258-261
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In the Light of What We Know: A Novel of Its Time

Golam Rabbani

262-265
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Vol. 6 No. 1 (2015)

Full Issue

Articles

Front matter

Editorial note

The Baloch Who Is Missing: Representations of Balochistan in Anglophone Prose Writing

Strategic Madness: Critiquing Toni Morrison’s The Bluest Eye from the perspectives of Sandra M. Gilbert and Susan Gubar’s The Madwoman in the Attic

True Blue: Continuum of the Fourth Reich Culture

Robert Lowell’s “Benign Possession” in Revisiting Traditions

Time and Narrative in Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot and Endgame

Influences and Varied Perspectives of Colonial Science and Technology in Amitav Ghosh’s “The Imam and the Indian” and The Calcutta Chromosome

Clashing Nationalisms and Corrupting Co-Existence: An Analysis of the Shahbag/Hefajot Frenzy in Bangladesh

Homesickness, Failed Transnationality, the Conservatism of Belonging, and Salman Rushdie

The Pakistan Movement and the Bangla Poetry of the Islamic Trend: An Evaluation from Postcolonial Perspectivea

The Curious Case of Kafka’s “Odradek”: A Trickster in the Old World

Politics of Gender and Power: Shakespeare’s Lady Macbeth in Polanski’s Film Adaptation

The Woman/Poet Wife: Emily Dickinson and the Influence of Elizabeth Barrett Browning

The Eschatologicality in Emily Dickinson’s Poetry

The Question of “Female Gaze”: Will it Ever Be Possible to Have One?

The Unheard Stories of Sophocles’s Jocasta and Manto’s Women: Addressing Social Taboos through Experimental Adaptations in Bangladeshi Theater

Anxiety and Willingness to Communicate in Language Learning: A Case Study

Testing English at Tertiary Level: An Overview

Errors in Writing: Identification of Problems and Need for Refinement

Linguistic Imperialism Revisited: An Analysis of the Role of English in Bangladesh

Note to contributors

Book Review

Can cricket be an agent of change, and break barriers?

Where Words Go To Die

In the Light of What We Know: A Novel of Its Time

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