Profile
Zeyi Zhang is Assistant Professor in English at Peking University in China. Her research focuses on the interactions between literature, knowledge, and theology in early modern England. She is the author of “The Two-Way Mockery in Harapha’s Visit: A Typological Connection in Samson Agonistes” that appeared in Milton Quarterly as well as scholarly articles and book reviews on early modern literature, comparative education, and classical reception.
Educational Experience
Ph.D., English Language and Literature, Baylor University, August 2024
M.A., English Language and Literature, Peking University, July 2019
B.A., English Language and Literature, Yuanpei College, Peking University, July 2016
Work Experience
Assistant Professor, Department of English, Peking University, February 2025-present
Teacher of Record, Department of English, Baylor University, 2021-2023
Writing Center Consultant, Baylor University, Spring 2021
Graduate Teaching Assistant, Department of English, Peking University, 2016-2017
Office Assistant, Graduate School of Peking University, Office of Academic Affairs, Spring 2016
Research Interests
John Milton; Renaissance Rhetoric; Classical Philology and Reception; Philosophy of Education
Teaching Courses
Shakespearean and Marlovian Plays
Argumentative Writing (I)
