Archaeology Of Research

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Soaibur Rahman , Sep 1, 2020

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"1. Reviewed by Mohammad Shaiful Islam, Senior Lecturer, IUB | Maiden Effort, Marvelous Outcome | Link: https://www.dhakatribune.com/magazine/arts-letters/2020/08/11/maiden-effort-marvelous-outcome?fbclid=IwAR0c2bo2J0_8Dsl_-VR_XNHEu2tZBICj8MqMZePy9NiRayJiAHeWgwubCN0 2. Reviewed by Harunur Rashid Khan, President, BELTA | Archaeology of Research by Adilur Rahaman | DOI: https://doi.org/10.36832/beltaj.2018.0201.09"

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Shuvo Saha , May 24, 2015

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"In the face of hegemonic narrow outlook towards bilingualism or/and multilingualism, particularly when the structuralist, positivist, and Orientalist views of language teachers have occupied the academia, Archaeology of Research, in the first place, brings forth the hollowness (creative impotency as the author termed it) of English Language Education and pertinent “research” in Bangladesh. However, what so striking about this original scholarly venture is that the state of the art archaeological piece offers a pathway in the form of paradigm shift in South Asia. Concretely, the research shows how an anti-colonial and pro-people approach to the cause can help the academia as well as academicians in Bangladesh. Shuvo Saha, Lecturer, BRAC Institute of Languages (BIL), BRAC University, Dhaka, Bangladesh"