Val Plumwood | Academic Influence

Why Is Val Plumwood Influential?

According to Wikipedia, Val Plumwood was an Australian philosopher and ecofeminist known for her work on anthropocentrism. From the 1970s she played a central role in the development of radical ecosophy. Working mostly as an independent scholar, she held positions at the University of Tasmania, North Carolina State University, the University of Montana, and the University of Sydney, and at the time of her death was Australian Research Council Fellow at the Australian National University. She is included in Routledge's Fifty Key Thinkers on the Environment .

Val Plumwood's Published Works

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Published Papers

Feminism and the mastery of nature (1993) (1632)
Environmental Culture: The Ecological Crisis of Reason (2001) (369)
Nature, Self, and Gender: Feminism, Environmental Philosophy, and the Critique of Rationalism (1991) (304)
Relevant logics and their rivals (1982) (294)
The Concept of a Cultural Landscape: Nature, Culture and Agency of the Land (2006) (114)
Integrating Ethical Frameworks for Animals, Humans, and Nature: A Critical Feminist Eco-Socialist Analysis (2000) (83)
Nature in the active voice (2013) (83)
ECOFEMINISM: AN OVERVIEW AND DISCUSSION OF POSITIONS AND ARGUMENTS (1986) (70)
Has democracy failed ecology? An Ecofeminist perspective (1995) (68)
Human Chauvinism and Environmental Ethics (1980) (62)
The politics of reason: Towards a feminist logic (1993) (47)
Nature as Agency and the Prospects for a Progressive Naturalism (2001) (47)
Decolonising relationships with nature (2002) (43)
Tasteless : towards a food-based approach to death (2008) (36)
The Eye of the Crocodile (2013) (34)
Human vulnerability and the experience of being prey (1995) (33)
World rainforest destruction: the social factors (1982) (31)
Relevant Logics and Their Rivals: Part 1. The Basic Philosophical and Semantical Theory (1988) (28)
Animals and ecology : towards a better integration (2003) (27)
Ecological ethics from rights to recognition: multiple spheres of justice for humans, animals and nature (2002) (26)
Inequality, Ecojustice and Ecological Rationality (1998) (25)
Controversies in Environmental Sociology: Gender, Eco-Feminism and the Environment (2004) (23)
Women, Humanity and Nature (1988) (22)
The Crisis of Reason, the Rationalist Market, and Global Ecology (1998) (21)
Journey to the Heart of Stone (2007) (21)
Moral dilemmas and the logic of deontic notions (1989) (18)
Ethics and Instrumentalism: A Response to Janna Thompson (1991) (15)
Do We Need a Sex/Gender Distinction? (1989) (13)
Belonging, Naming and Decolonisation (2017) (11)
Inequality, Ecojustice and Ecological Rationality (2007) (11)
Decolonising Australian gardens: gardening and the ethics of place (2005) (8)
Intentional Recognition and Reductive Rationality (1998) (8)
Plato and the Bush: Philosophy and the Environment in Australia (1990) (7)
The Struggle for Environmental Philosophy in Australia (1999) (7)
The inadequacy of the actual and the real: beyond empiricism, idealism and mysticism (1982) (5)
The Cemetery Wars: Cemeteries, Biodiversity and the Sacred (2007) (5)
Feminism and ecofeminism (2002) (4)
Babe: The Tale of the Speaking Meat - Part II (1997) (3)
Dualism: the logic of colonisation (2002) (2)
Symposium - Green Thinking - from Australia (2001) (2)
Knowledge in an Ethical Framework of Care (1998) (1)
2. Toward a Progressive Naturalism (2005) (1)
Representing Reason: Feminist Theory and Formal Logic (2002) (1)
Green Thinking - from Australia (2001) (1)
The Fraser Island Dingo Cull and the Ethics of Negotiation (2005) (1)
Multiplying connectives and multiply intensional logics (2003) (0)
Descartes and the dream of power (2002) (0)
Does Ecofeminism Need the Master Subject? A Response to Janis Birkeland (1996) (0)
Deep ecology and the denial of difference (2002) (0)
Feminist betrayals: Jean Curthoys, Feminist Amnesia: The Wake of Women's Liberation (1999) (0)
Bureaucracy - Friends of the Earth (Canberra) (1985) (0)
Book Notes (2003) (0)
The algebraic analysis of relevant affixing systems (2003) (0)
Inequality and ecological rationality (2005) (0)
Mutant Message Down Under (1996) (0)
A wombat wake: in memoriam Birubi (2000) (0)
Sex/Gender Distinction: A Reply to Plumwood (1989) (0)
Women of the mysterious forest : women, nature and philosophy : an exploration of self and gender in relation to traditional dualisms in western culture (1990) (0)
Call For Papers (extended) (2003) (0)
Visions and Revisions (1994) (0)

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