Andrew Goodspeed

Andrew Goodspeed is a Professor at the Faculty of Languages, Cultures and Communication of South East European University in Tetovo, Macedonia. His academic career spans over two decades, with notable administrative roles including Provost (2012–2018) and Dean (2010–2012) at the same university. He holds a PhD in Anglo-Irish Literature from Trinity College, Dublin (2003), and undergraduate degrees from Oxford University and the University of Michigan.

• Education:
  • PhD, Anglo-Irish Literature (2003), Trinity College, Dublin
  • B.A., English Language and Literature (1997), Oxford University
  • B.A., Russian Language and Literature (1994), University of Michigan

Research interests focus on Modernist Literature, particularly James Joyce and Samuel Beckett, with explorations into humor and satire, political oppression in drama, and language dynamics in multilingual contexts. His publications include analyses of Joyce's plays, Beckett's existential themes, and intersections of language and power in Harold Pinter's works. Recent trends highlight his engagement with Irish and European literary traditions, trauma theory, and transatlantic cultural exchanges.