Vol. 7 (2016)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.59817/cjes.v7i

Published: 01-12-2016

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Crossings Vol. 7

Articles

Front Matter

Front Matter
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Editorial Note

Shamsad Mortuza
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Ravished Angels: The Memsahib in 1857 Mutiny Fiction

Chaiti Mitra

8-15
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No Sushi Recipe for a Japanese Story: Japanese Authors in Review

Tirna Ray

16-19
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Sonnets of Shakespeare: A New Evaluation

Joe Winter

20-32
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Subversion or Subservience? The Remains of the Empire in Nigeria

Farhana Zareen Bashar

34-45
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Satyajit Ray’s Ganashatru: An Intersemiotic Translation of Henrik Ibsen’s An Enemy of the People

Anik Biswas

46-54
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Conflict between the Individual and Society in The Scarlet Letter

Leema Sen Gupta

55-62
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Text and Context: Ginsberg along the Jessore Road in 1971

A. B. M. Monirul Huq, Md. Firoz Mahmud Ahsan

63-71
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(Re)tracing Resistance from a Culture of Silence: An Alternate Reading of the ‘Jele’ (fishing) Community

Khandakar Ashraful Islam

72-82
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Madness and Lack of Autonomy: A Close Reading of Mary’s Gradual Mental Disorientation in Doris Lessing’s The Grass is Singing

Sonika Islam

83-90
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Trauma, Resistance, Survival: Linda Hogan’s Mean Spirit

Munasir Kamal

91-100
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Magic for Medical Healing in Igbo Society: Ogwugwo in Chinua Achebe’s Things Fall Apart

Hossain Al Mamun

101-106
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Do I Dare … Disturb the Fan(atic)? A Sociopsychological Study on Sports Fanaticism, Identity Formation, and the Making of a Fan

Mohammed Mizanur Rashid

107-116
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Reading the Language of Children in Arundhati Roy’s The God of Small Things

Zakiyah Tasnim

117-123
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The Effects of Inescapable Memories in Jhumpa Lahiri’s The Lowland

Sharjita Yeasmin

124-129
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Reading Baraka against the Grain

Hasan Al Zayed

130-142
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ELT: An Overall Insight into the Paradigm Shift in the Teaching-Learning Condition in Bangladesh

Rumana Amin

144-151
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Impact of Studying Abroad on English Language Teachers at University Level in Bangladesh

Rumana Hossain

152-170
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Preferences and Problems in Feedback Techniques of Bangladeshi Tertiary Level Students

Munzerin Mohiuddin, Asifa Sultana

171-184
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Speaking Anxiety and Learner’s Own Variety of English

Shafinaz Sikder, Mohammad Mahmudul Haque

185-192
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Note to Contributors

Note to contributors

207
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Book Review

An Epistemological Paradox: How Best to Understand Bangladesh?

Manzoorul Abedin

194-196
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New Lines in Bangladeshi Writing in English: The Poetry of Shamsad Mortuza

Subir Dhar, Tapu Biswas

197-203
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Go Set a Watchman: A Reflection of the Present

Sohana Manzoor

204-206
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Vol. 7 (2016)

Full Issue

Articles

Front Matter

Editorial Note

Ravished Angels: The Memsahib in 1857 Mutiny Fiction

No Sushi Recipe for a Japanese Story: Japanese Authors in Review

Sonnets of Shakespeare: A New Evaluation

Subversion or Subservience? The Remains of the Empire in Nigeria

Satyajit Ray’s Ganashatru: An Intersemiotic Translation of Henrik Ibsen’s An Enemy of the People

Conflict between the Individual and Society in The Scarlet Letter

Text and Context: Ginsberg along the Jessore Road in 1971

(Re)tracing Resistance from a Culture of Silence: An Alternate Reading of the ‘Jele’ (fishing) Community

Madness and Lack of Autonomy: A Close Reading of Mary’s Gradual Mental Disorientation in Doris Lessing’s The Grass is Singing

Trauma, Resistance, Survival: Linda Hogan’s Mean Spirit

Magic for Medical Healing in Igbo Society: Ogwugwo in Chinua Achebe’s Things Fall Apart

Do I Dare … Disturb the Fan(atic)? A Sociopsychological Study on Sports Fanaticism, Identity Formation, and the Making of a Fan

Reading the Language of Children in Arundhati Roy’s The God of Small Things

The Effects of Inescapable Memories in Jhumpa Lahiri’s The Lowland

Reading Baraka against the Grain

ELT: An Overall Insight into the Paradigm Shift in the Teaching-Learning Condition in Bangladesh

Impact of Studying Abroad on English Language Teachers at University Level in Bangladesh

Preferences and Problems in Feedback Techniques of Bangladeshi Tertiary Level Students

Speaking Anxiety and Learner’s Own Variety of English

Note to Contributors

Book Review

An Epistemological Paradox: How Best to Understand Bangladesh?

New Lines in Bangladeshi Writing in English: The Poetry of Shamsad Mortuza

Go Set a Watchman: A Reflection of the Present

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