Celia Marshik
Associate Professor.
Ph.D.
Northwestern University, 1999; 20th Century British Literature;
Modernism; Feminist Studies.
Courses:
Spring 2011
- EGL 224: 20th Century Literature in English
- EGL 301: Modernism & the Middlebrow
Selected Publications:
- “Thinking Back through Copyright: Freedom and Fair Use in Virginia Woolf’s Nonfiction.” Forthcoming in Modernism and Copyright, edited by Paul Saint-Amour. Under contract with Oxford University Press.
- “How It Struck a Contemporary: Negative Press on the Omega.” Virginia Woolf Miscellany 74 (Fall 2008): 16-8.
- British Modernism and Censorship. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2006.
- “The Case of ‘Jenny’: Dante Gabriel Rossetti and the Censorship Dialectic.” Victorian Literature and Culture 33 (2005): 557-584.
- “Looking for Woolf in the National Archives.” Virginia Woolf Miscellany 65 (Spring 2004): 7-8.
- “History’s ‘Abrupt Revenges’: Censoring War’s Perversions in The Well of Loneliness and Sleeveless Errand.” The Journal of Modern Literature 26.2 (2003): 145-159.
- “Parodying the £5 Virgin: Bernard Shaw and the Playing of Pygmalion.” The Yale Journal of Criticism 13 (2000): 321-341.
- “Publication and ‘Public Women’: Prostitution and Censorship in Three Novels by Virginia Woolf.” Modern Fiction Studies 45 (1999): 853-886.
- “Virginia Woolf and Feminist Intellectual History: The Case of Josephine Butler and Three Guineas.” Virginia Woolf and Her Influences. Ed. Laura Davis and Jeanette McVicker. New York: Pace University Press, 1998. 91-7
