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Dr. Daniel Martin is an Associate Professor at MacEwan University's Faculty of Arts and Science, Department of English. His research and teaching focus on Victorian literature, dysfluency studies, disability studies, and cultural theory.
- PhD in English from Western Ontario
- MA in English from Victoria University
- BA in English from Victoria University
His work explores intersections between Victorian cultural history, speech disorders, and media studies, emphasizing how stuttering and bodily experiences are represented in literature. He co-founded The Stuttering Commons to bridge theory and practice in dysfluency research.
His publications span topics such as Victorian risk society, early cinema, and the poetics of dysfluency. Articles include analyses of Jordan Scott’s Blert, Robert Browning’s poetry, and railway narratives in Victorian fiction.
- Partnership Development Grant (SSHRC, 2023–26)
- Dissemination and Development Grants (MacEwan University, 2018–2014)
- Donald Gray Prize Runner-up (2013)
- SSHRC Postdoctoral Fellowship (2009–2011)
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