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Daniel Wright specializes in the theory and history of the novel, particularly the Victorian realist novel. His research interests include literature and philosophy, specifically ordinary language philosophy, as well as feminist, queer, and trans theory, and psychoanalytic theory. Wright is the author of 'The Grounds of the Novel' published by Stanford University Press in 2024, and 'Bad Logic: Reasoning Desire in the Victorian Novel' published by Johns Hopkins University Press in 2018. His work has appeared in prestigious journals such as PMLA, Victorian Literature and Culture, ELH, and Public Books. He is also involved in editing a forthcoming edition of Charles Dickens’s 'Great Expectations' for the Norton Library series. His research has been recognized with various awards, including the UTM Research Prize in Humanities in 2022 and the SSHRC Insight Grant from 2020 to 2024, as well as the John Charles Polanyi Prize for Literature in 2016.
University of Toronto Mississauga • Mississauga, Ontario
Oversaw research innovation initiatives and strategic goals for the campus.
University of Toronto Mississauga • Mississauga, Ontario
Conducted research and taught courses in English literature.
University of Toronto Mississauga • Mississauga, Ontario
Instructed undergraduate students in various English courses.
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