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Humour in Humayun Ahmed's Collection of Satire

Mohammad Jashim Uddin

HUMAYUN AHMED is one of the most pioneer writers in Bangla literature. He is not only praiseworthy and respected but also hated and criticized for various reasons. Above all, he is the part of our literary history because he was able to make the people read the Bangladeshi books. Humayun Ahmed is criticized and written ...

Syed Waliullah’s writings, mirror of society

Syed Waliullah is one of the best known novelists in Bengali literature. He is a modern Bangladeshi writer who writes inboth Bengali and English languages with equal efficiency. He was born on 15 August, in 1922 in Chittagong and died on 10 October, 1971 in France. He is mostly known for his first novel Lalshalu, translated by the author himself as Tree Without Roots (though its literal translation Red Cloth). Besides a novelist, he is a story writer and playwright

Mohammad Jashim Uddin

Syed Waliullah’s writings, mirror of society

Crisis of identity in Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman

Mohammad Jashim Uddin

Untill 19th century, people did not search the meaning of life. In 19th century European philoshopers tried to realize what it actually meant. Their first attempt was to know without having 'selfness' of a man, whether he/she should have any meaning and existance. If everyone followed the same pattern of life, had the same foods, ...

Is poet Farrukh Ahmed a Renaissance one?

Mohammad Jashim Uddin

Renaissance is a French word, means "rebirth", but its origin is in Italy and it gradually spread throughout the Europe. The Renaissance was a period in which artists and writers rejected the restrictions of the Middle Ages in order to develop new ideals, enthusiasm, and interests; most notably, there was a Revival of Learning, a ...

Should teachers have a lesson plan?

Mohammad Jashim Uddin

Education can change any nation's identity. Singapore and Malaysia are the best example of the last half of the twentieth century. Because of education, a nation nourishes her culture-tradition-folklore-economy-religion-local values and so on. At the same time, she can be internationally powerful one. Unfortunately, Bangladesh may not understand the significance of education properly. As a ...