Val Plumwood (English Wikipedia)

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Gelonesi, Joe (20 April 2014). "Two lives, green and logical" (audio). "The Philosophers Zone". ABC, c. 00:03:10; also see Hyde 2014, pp. 19–21.
Saunders, Alan (15 March 2008). "Philosophy and the Natural World - Val Plumwood", "The Philosophers Zone", ABC (audio, c. 2:40 mins.

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Saunders, Alan (15 March 2008). "Philosophy and the Natural World - Val Plumwood", "The Philosophers Zone", ABC (audio, c. 2:40 mins.

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Plumwood, Val (March 1995). "Human vulnerability and the experience of being prey", Quadrant, 29(3), pp. 29–34 (courtesy link).

Also published as Plumwood, Val (2000). "Being Prey". In O'Reilly, James; O'Reilly, Sean; Sterling, Richard (eds.). The Ultimate Journey: Inspiring Stories of Living and Dying. San Francisco: Travelers' Tales. p. 128ff. ISBN 1-885211-38-4.

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Plumwood, Val (2012). Shannon, Lorraine (ed.). The Eye of the Crocodile. Canberra: Australian National University E Press. p. 35. ISBN 9781922144171.

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Mulligan, Martin; Hill, Stuart (2001). Ecological Pioneers: A Social History of Australian Ecological Thought and Action. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. pp. 274–300. ISBN 0-521-81103-1.
Plumwood, Val (March 1995). "Human vulnerability and the experience of being prey", Quadrant, 29(3), pp. 29–34 (courtesy link).

Also published as Plumwood, Val (2000). "Being Prey". In O'Reilly, James; O'Reilly, Sean; Sterling, Richard (eds.). The Ultimate Journey: Inspiring Stories of Living and Dying. San Francisco: Travelers' Tales. p. 128ff. ISBN 1-885211-38-4.

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For the children's names, see McGuirk, Rod (8 March 2008). "Val Plumwood, 68, feminist, activist for the environment", Associated Press.

For the son dying in 1988 and Plumwood tending his grave, see Plumwood, Val (2007). "The Cemetery Wars: Cemeteries, Biodiversity and the Sacred", in Martin Mulligan and Yaso Nadarajah (eds.). Local-Global: identity, security and community, 3(7), (pp. 54–71), pp. 58–59.

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"Val Plumwood (11 August 1939 – 29 February 2008)", International Society for Environmental Ethics.

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Rose, Deborah Bird (2013). "Val Plumwood’s Philosophical Animism: attentive interactions in the sentient world" Archived 2 December 2017 at the Wayback Machine, Environmental Humanities, 3, (pp. 93–109), p. 94; Mulligan & Hill 2001, pp. 281–283.

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"2024 Val Plumwood Lecture". events.humanitix.com. 28 October 2024. Retrieved 4 January 2025.

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For the children's names, see McGuirk, Rod (8 March 2008). "Val Plumwood, 68, feminist, activist for the environment", Associated Press.

For the son dying in 1988 and Plumwood tending his grave, see Plumwood, Val (2007). "The Cemetery Wars: Cemeteries, Biodiversity and the Sacred", in Martin Mulligan and Yaso Nadarajah (eds.). Local-Global: identity, security and community, 3(7), (pp. 54–71), pp. 58–59.

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Davion, Victoria (Fall 2009). "Introduction", Ethics and the Environment, 14(2), Special Issue on Ecofeminism in Honor of Val Plumwood. JSTOR 10.2979/ete.2009.14.2.1
Hallen, Patsy (Autumn 2002). "Review: Environmental Culture: The Ecological Crisis of Reason by Val Plumwood", Ethics and the Environment, 7(2), pp. 181–184. JSTOR 40339041

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"Snake blamed as academic found dead", Australian Associated Press, 3 March 2008.
"Val Plumwood died of natural causes: friend", Australian Associated Press, 6 March 2008.

Woodford, James (8 March 2008). "Philosopher as prey, a life of survival", Sydney Morning Herald.

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Val Plumwood. "Taken by a crocodile", as told to Michelle Hamer, The Age, 12 January 2004.

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Mathews, Freya (26 March 2008). "Val Plumwood", The Guardian.

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"Val Plumwood", Social and Political Theory Program, Research School of Social Sciences, Australian National University, archived 21 November 2008.
Rose, Deborah Bird (2013). "Val Plumwood’s Philosophical Animism: attentive interactions in the sentient world" Archived 2 December 2017 at the Wayback Machine, Environmental Humanities, 3, (pp. 93–109), p. 94; Mulligan & Hill 2001, pp. 281–283.
"Val Plumwood canoe", National Museum of Australia.