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James Martin is an Assistant Professor at Temple University’s College of Liberal Arts, Department of English. His work focuses on the intersection of Puritanism, Republicanism, and early American industrialization, with expertise in First Year Writing and the American Technological Sublime. He teaches foundational courses in academic discourse and analytical reading/writing.
- Education: Masters and Dissertation at SUNY Binghamton
- Location: Mazur Hall, Philadelphia
His research explores the ideological foundations of American industry during the Early National Period, particularly how Puritan utility and Republican virtue shaped transatlantic Enlightenment thought. Recent publications include a dissertation on this theme and an article analyzing Edward Bellamy’s Looking Backwards through the lens of Republican pastoralism.
James contributes to the First Year Writing Program and has lived in the Philadelphia area for nearly a decade. His teaching includes courses like English 0701 (Introduction to Academic Discourse) and English 0802 (Analytical Reading and Writing), with thematic connections to dissent in America.
