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EFL Teaching Methods Used at the Private Universities in Bangladesh: Effectiveness and ChallengesProfessor Sazzad Hossain
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Teaching English Pronunciation to The H.S.C level students of Bangladesh: Constraints and ConsiderationsMd. Nadimul Haque Noman
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Affirmation of Algerian Women’s Identity through the Subaltern Voices in Woman without a Burial Space of Assia DjebarNavreeti Sharma
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Human Rights and Diginity: A Quest – Study of Walker’s Novel MeridianDr. T. T. Lasitha
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Re-reading the Juvenile Psyche in Anita Desai’s Fire on the MountainArchana S.K
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A Comparative Study of Women Characters in The Select Novels Of D.H. Lawrence And T. JanakiramanK. Vijayakumar
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New Trends in English Pedagogy Role of an English TeacherRubeena
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Women of Patriarchal Society: A Comparative study of Two Women Characters in the plays of Clifford Odets and Vijay TendulkaR. Murugan
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Zeenuth Futehally’s Zohra: A Gentle RebelProf. A.H.Parvin,
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Socio-Political Conditions in AfghanistanPrachi Sinha
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The Poet: Story of a Defeated EgoAbdus Salam
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Globalization and The Politics of The Prosperity of State Issues Dr. Valluri Prasadarao
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Gender Performativity and Socially-entrenched Identity in Giovannis Room Sagarika Kotoky
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Role of Financial Inclusion in Realising Sustainable Development Goals E.Vijaya Bhaskar
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A Postcolonial Reading of Tomson Highway’s Dry Lips Oughta Move To Kapuskasing Subhash Chander & Laila Nargis
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Navigating Patriarchy and Myth Githa Hariharans Genre Fiction as a Medium for Cultural and Feminist Discourse in Indian English Literature Dr. A. Kavitha
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