1. Haque, F. (2008). A Marxist’s Reading of James Joyce’s Eveline. Explorer, Journal of Faculty of Humanities & Law, 1(1), 59-68.
2. Haque, F. (2008). Feminine Exigency in James Joyce’s Araby. Explorer, Journal of Faculty of Humanities & Law, 1(2), 69-78.
3. Mahmood, M. M. & Haque, F. (2008). The Inevitable Failure of Meta-narratives in The God of Small Things. Explorer, Journal of Faculty of Humanities & Law, 1(2), 145-159.
4. Haque, F. (2009). Moll Flanders – A Universal Tale of Capitalism. Explorer, Journal of Faculty of Humanities & Law, 2(1 & 2), 91-102.
5. Haque, F. (2013). Education for Sustainable Development: An Evaluation of the New Curriculum of the Formal Primary Education in Bangladesh. European Scientific Journal, 1, 320-330.
6. Haque, F. (2018). Teachers’ Perception and Practice of Constructivist Approach of English Language Teaching at the Primary Level in Bangladesh. Society & Change, XII(1), 49-68.
7. Chowdhury, N. J. & Haque, F. (2019). Teachers and Learners Perception Towards the Use of Podcasts for Learning English at the Undergraduate Level in Bangladesh: An Empirical Study. International Journal of Advanced Research, 7(8), 505-516.
8. Haque, F. (2019). EFL Teachers and Learners Perception of Metacognitive Reading Strategy and Academic Performance: A Survey of Undergraduate Students in Bangladesh. Journal of Governance and Innovation, V(2), 7-15.
9. Ahmed, P., Quddus, M. R. & Haque, F. (2019). Treatment of Love and Marriage in Emily Bronte’s Wuthering Heights and Rabindranath Tagore’s Shesher Kobita: A Comparative Study. BUP Journal, 7(1), 1-12.
10. Haque, F. (2019). English Grammatical Competence of the SecondaryLevel Students in Bangladesh: An Empirical Study. Society & Change, XIII(1), 73-96.
11. Haque, F. & Ahmed, P.(2021). Representation of Humanism in Tagore’s Gora and Forster’s A Passage toIndia: A Comparative Study. FASS INQUEST, 1(1), 63-86.
12. Haque, F. (2022). Teachers’ and learners’ perception of post-method pedagogy for English language teaching at the secondary level in Bangladesh. INQUEST, 2(1). 51-72.
13. Haque, F. (2023). Teaching sustainability through content and language integrated learning in English language classroom: A survey on primary level students in Bangladesh. Society & Change, XVII(3), 7-29.
14. Haque, F. (2023). Construction of women in the liberation war literature of Bangladesh: An alternative reading. Praxis International Journal of Social Science and Literature, 6(3), 14-25.
15. Tasnia, R. & Haque, F. (2023). Trans-corporeality in human-naturerelationships: A posthuman ecocritical study of Amitav Ghosh’s Sea of Poppies. INQUEST, 3(1), 1-22.
16. Haque, F. (2024). Relocating women’s role in the liberation war literature of Bangladesh: A deconstructive reading of Tahmima Anam’s A Golden Age. Gender: An Interdisciplinary Perspective. Shaikh-ul Aalam Centre for Multidisciplinary Studies: University of Kashmir, Srinagar, India. [Accepted to publish]
17. Haque, F., Marjan, S. & Trisha, S. I. (2024). The neocolonial representation through imperialist globalization: A comparative study between Ngugi Wa Thiong’o’s Devil on the Cross and Arundhati Roy’s The God of Small Things. INQUEST, 4(1),21-44.
18. Ridwana, I. R. & Haque, F. (2024). Teachers’ perception of integrating sustainability through CLIL at the primary level English language classrooms in Bangladesh. International Journal of Advanced Research, 12(11), 57-67.
19. Naz, T., Arefin, K. M., & Haque, F. (2025). Exploring motherhood and feminine nationality during the liberation war of Bangladesh: A Contrastive analysis of Tahmima Anam’s A Golden Age and Selina Hossain’s River of My Blood. NEW LITERARIA-An International Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies in Humanities, 6(1), 84-95.
20. Haque, F. (2025). Navigating digital transformation in e-learning at Bangladesh's tertiary level: Prospects and challenges. European Scientific Journal, ESJ, 21 (13), 216-245.
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30 Sep 2026