Faculty Member

Israt Jahan

Lecturer,

Lecturer, Department of English

https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8797-0784

Phone

09643204060

Email

Avenue 6 Road & Lake Drive Road, Sector # 17/H,Uttara, Dhaka-1230

Personal profile

Biography

At present, I am a faculty member of the Department of English, WUB. I have been a part of the educational institutions such as- BCIC College, Ispahani Girls' College and Ideal College, Dhaka. I participated in many workshops and seminars on post-colonial Literature. My area of academic interest includes pre and post colonial Literature, especially tribal people's attitude to colonialism and achieved the prestigious M.Phil.  degree on June 2017. I am enthusiastic about travelling, listening to music, swimming and gardening. *Gold Medalist for out standing academic accomplishment in SSC and HSC Final Examination and the medal was given by Sonali Bank Employees' Benevolent Fund. *Member of 'Afriki Cultural Center'.

Education/Academic Qualification

M. Phil. University of Dhaka
MA in Literature, University of Dhaka
BA (Hons) English, University of Dhaka

Research expertise keywords

Gendered language Communication Perception Context Domain post-colonialism economic exploitation subjugation power politics dominance Igbo Tribe Colonial invasion
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Research output

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Article
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Conference paper
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Books
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Books Chapter

2022

 A Study on the Impact of Foreign Influences on Old English. 
Alam, M & Jahan, I (2022). A Study on the Impact of Foreign Influences on Old English. Language in India (Volume 22:11 November-2022).
Research output : Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review

2021

The Impact Of Gendered Language On Our Communication And Perception Across contexts And Domains
Jahan, I., & Haque, N. (2021). The Impact Of Gendered Language On Our Communication And Perception Across contexts And Domains. Journal of Language and Linguistic Studies, 17(4), 3523–3534.
Research output : Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
Chinua Achebe’s Things Fall Apart as Igbo Tribal People’s Encounter with Colonialism
Jahan, I., Nahar, N., & Sarkar, A. M. (2021). Chinua Achebe’s Things Fall Apart as Igbo Tribal People’s Encounter with Colonialism. USTA, 25(1), 65–71.
Research output : Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
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Supervised Work

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Participations

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Project

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Awards

2002

Sonali Bank Employees' Benevolent Fund
Israt Jahan (Recipient), 2002
Gold Medal, Bangladesh
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Membership

2018

Afriki Cultural Center Member
Israt Jahan (Member), 2018 → ...
General

2017

SPEAK ENGLISH Member
Israt Jahan (Member), 2017 → ...
Member of the Panel of Coordinators & Advisory Board
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Certifications

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Research Poster