Lucinda Cole Associate Professor, Department of English
Office: 415 Luther Bonney
Telephone: 780-4093
Email Address: lcole@maine.rr.com
Professor Cole's publications include essays on eighteenth-century literature and culture and, more recently, on contemporary global politics. She is researching a book on the concepts of sympathy and torture in early modern Europe.
COURSE LINKS
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FALL 2006
ENG 150 -- Topics in Literature: Apes
ENG 365 --Restoration & 18th Century Literature & Culture
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Spring 2006
ENG 120H Intro. to Literature
ENG 347 Representation of AnimalsENG 466 Seminar: The Nature of Sensibility
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FALL 2005
ENG 341 -- Contemporary Critical Theories
ENG 262 -- Poetry the Genre
ENG 120H -- Introduction to Literature
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SPRING 2004
ENG 120H - Introduction to Literature
ENG 245 - Introduction to Literary Studies
ENG379 - Earlier Women Writers
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FALL 2003
ENG 466 -- SEMINAR: SYMPATHY & TORTURE
ENG 340 -- HISTORY OF LITERARY CRITICISM
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Link to LION [Literature Online]
Voice of the Shuttle - Restoration & 18th Century
For information about or problems with this site, contact:
Rosanna McCoy
207-780-4117
rmccoy@usm.maine.edu
![Aphra Behnd [1640-1689] broke every rule. She was a spy, she was a writer, she was thrown in jail several times for her debts and her politics. Her origins are unknown.](aphra.gif)