Andrea Zemgulys

Andrea Zemgulys is associate professor of English Language & Literature at the University of Michigan with a courtesy appointment in Women & Gender Studies. After publishing a first book Modernism and the Locations of Literary Heritage (Cambridge UP 2008) on the emplacement of literary memory in London and England at the turn of the twentieth century, xe has continued to explore an obsession in understanding modernism as part of long modernity and as afterlife to nineteenth-century culture, currently focusing on graphic arts in relation to modern literature. Recent articles have appeared in modernism/Modernity and Women: A Cultural Review. Professor Zemgulys teaches courses on topics ranging from modernism to contemporary literatures, across media and genres, and with a recurrent emphasis on women writers and social politics.  For Professor Zemgulys, xe/xyr are preferred for professional-writerly situations. Informally, in person and in class, she/her pronouns function well.

More information on teaching interests, research areas, and publications can be found on this webpage.