Contents:

• The Relevance of Bernard Shaw to Our Times
• Dilemma of a Window as a Ruler in The Duchess of Malfi
• "Kubla Khan": A Poem of Sexual Ambiguity
• Fanny Brawne: Keats’s ‘Sweet Home of Pleasure and Pain
• "Protective Mimicry": Forster's Literary Imitation of 'Divide and Rule' in A Passage to India
• The Enchantress of Florence: Fabulous Blather
• The Endangerment of Small, Indigenous Languages: Lessons from Malaysia
• Second Language Acquisition and Grammar Instruction
• Introducing Poetry in the Language Classroom to Help Develop Learner's Speaking
• Resisting Colonial Discourse: Edward Said and Speaking Truth to Power
• The Sundarbans Forest Systems: Patterns of Colonial Control and Social Response to Capitalist Enterprises, c. 1830-1905
• Government and Housing for the Poor: Policy and Implementation in Bangladesh
• Potential Benefits and Pitfalls of IT Outsourcing from the viewpoint of Developed countries: Opportunities and Challenges for Bangladesh
• Book Review:- Gary Day, Literary Criticism: A New History. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2008, 344 Pages