I joined the School of English in 2013, having previously taught at the University of Glasgow. My first monograph, British Romanticism and the Reception of Italian Old Master Art, 1793-1840 (Ashgate, 2014), was short-listed for the 2015 British Association of Romantic Studies First Book Prize. My current project, Social Media: Women, Pictures and Print, 1750-1830, examines the ways in which women’s visual lives informed eighteenth-century and Romantic literature and print culture.

Position: Lecturer in Nineteenth-century Literature

Email: m.mccue@bangor.ac.uk

Location: Room 208

Phone: 01248 382107

PhD Supervision

I am particularly interested in supervising postgraduate research on Romantic-period visual culture and any aspect of the cultural relationship between Britain and Italy in the long nineteenth century.

Postgraduate Taught Modules

  • QXE4015 Introduction to Literary Theory, Scholarship and Research
  • QXE 4042 Revolution and Modernity

Undergraduate Teaching

  • QXE1015 Landmarks in Literature
  • QXE1014 The Gothic in Literature and Film
  • QXE1013 Reading, Thinking, Writing
  • QXE1005 Travellers' Tales
  • QXE1006 Exploring America
  • QXE2020 The Romantic Period in Britain
  • QXE2005 Victorian Period
  • QXE2003 Jonson to Johnson
  • QXE3051 Nineteenth-century British Writers in Italy
  • QXE3102 Print Explosion: The 1820s
  • QXE3099 Dissertation
  • Anglo-Italian relationships in the long nineteenth century
  • Romantic-period print and visual culture
  • Reception studies
  • William Hazlitt’s art criticism and aesthetic philosophy
  • Construction of nation and identity

I am willing to supervise a PhD

2019

2018

2015

2014

2013

2008

2018

  • Yearbook of English Studies (Journal)

    co-edited with Anne-Marie Millim and Rebecca Butler, Yearbook of English Studies: Literature during the Reign of William IV, vol. 48 (Modern Humanities Research Association).

    2018

    Activity: Editorial activity (Editorial board member)

2014