Probyn-Rapsey, Fiona S.

Top Publications

Year	Title
2018	Anthropocentrism
2019	Animaladies: Gender, Animals, and Madness
2019	The "Crazy Cat Lady"
2015	Dingoes and dog-whistling: a cultural politics of race and species in Australia Published in Animal Studies Journal
2016	A sustainable campus: The Sydney declaration on interspecies sustainability Published in Animal Studies Journal
2007	Complicity, critique and methodology Published in ARIEL
2013	Stunning Australia Published in Humanimalia: a journal of human/animal interface studies
2019	‘Pussy Panic’ and Glass Elevators: How Gender is Shaping the Field of Animal Studies Published in Australian Feminist Studies
2018	Should We Eat Our Research Subjects? Advocacy and Animal Studies Published in Animal Studies Journal

Research Overview

Probyn-Rapsey is a leading scholar in the field of Animal Studies, which she approaches from a feminist postcolonial perspective. Her first book Made to Matter: White Fathers, Stolen Generations (DP 0557139) investigated the role of white fathers in stolen generations history, research that led to research on how race and species concepts are entangled. Since the monograph and 10 journal articles were published as part of that project, Probyn-Rapsey has shifted her research focus to Animal studies, co-editing 3 books in Animal studies; Animal Death (SUP 2013), Animals in the Anthropocene (SUP 2015) and more recently, Animaladies (Bloomsbury 2018). CI Probyn-Rapsey has contributed to major international publications establishing the field (including Lori Gruen’s Critical Terms for Animal Studies, Uni of Chicago Press 2019) and the forthcoming Colonialism and Animals (Routledge 2020). CI Probyn-Rapsey has led large research networks, (Human Animal Research Network, 2011-2016 at the University of Sydney,) and interdisciplinary projects involving multiple authors (see Probyn et al 2016) and has a track record of collaborating with scholars on long term projects (see collaborations between O’Sullivan, Watt and Probyn-Rapsey in 2017, 2019, 2019) and also with veterinary scientists. As Head of School of Humanities and Social Inquiry at UOW from 2016 to 2019, Probyn-Rapsey gained further leadership experience in governance, while continuing to be an active researcher, including several international keynote addresses, research publications and conference organisation.

Selected Publications

Journal Article

Year	Title
2020	Governing universities: tertiary experience no longer required Published In The Conversation
2019	It’s all about the sex, or is it? Humans, horses and temperament Published In PLoS One
2019	‘Pussy Panic’ and Glass Elevators: How Gender is Shaping the Field of Animal Studies Published In Australian Feminist Studies
2018	Should We Eat Our Research Subjects? Advocacy and Animal Studies Published In Animal Studies Journal
2018	The Anthropomorphic Application of Gender Stereotypes to Horses Published In Anthrozoos: a multidisciplinary journal of the interactions of people and animals
2017	Eating dingoes Published In Australian Zoologist
2017	Whose best friend? How gender and stereotypes can shape our relationship with dogs Published In The Conversation
2016	A sustainable campus: The Sydney declaration on interspecies sustainability Published In Animal Studies Journal
2016	Five propositions on ferals Published In Feral Feminisms
2015	Dingoes and dog-whistling: a cultural politics of race and species in Australia Published In Animal Studies Journal
2014	Review article: Multipecies mourning: Thom van Dooren's flight ways: Life and loss at the edge of extinction Published In Animal Studies Journal
2013	Stunning Australia Published In Humanimalia: a journal of human/animal interface studies
2011	Furries and the limits of species identity disorder: a response to Gerbasi et al Published In Society and Animals
2011	Whie closets, jangling nerves and biopolitics of the public secrety Published In Australian Literary Studies
2009	‘Uplifting’ white men: marriage, maintenance and whiteness in Queensland, 1900–1910 Published In Postcolonial Studies: culture, politics, economy
2008	Country matters: sexing the reconciled Republic of Australia Published In Feminist Review
2007	Black sheep nation Published In Australian Cultural History
2007	Complicity, critique and methodology Published In ARIEL
2007	Kin-fused reconciliation: bringing them home, bringing us home Published In Australian Humanities Review
2007	Paternalism and complicity: or how not to atone for the 'Sins of the Father' Published In Australian Literary Studies
2007	Some whites are whiter than others: the Whitefella skin politics of Xavier Herbert and Cecil Cook Published In Journal of the Association for the Study of Australian Literature

Book

Year	Title
2013	Made to Matter: White Father, Stolen Generations Publisher Australia

Chapter

Year	Title
2019	Distillations Published In Animaladies: Gender, Animals, and Madness Publisher New York
2019	The "Crazy Cat Lady" Published In Animaladies: Gender, Animals, and Madness Publisher New York
2018	Anthropocentrism Published In Critical Terms for Animal Studies Publisher Chicago, United States
2015	Introduction Published In Animals in the Anthropocene: Critical perspectives on non-human futures Publisher Sydney, Australia
2013	Introduction Published In Animal Death Publisher Australia
2013	Introduction - Animal Death Published In Animal Death Publisher Australia
2013	Nothing to See - Something to See: White Animals and Exceptional life/death Published In Animal Death Publisher Australia
2010	Complicity, critique and methodology: Australian con/texts Published In Modern Australian Criticism and Theory Publisher China
2009	Putting complicity to work for accountability: an Australian case study Published In Commitment and Complicity in Cultural Theory and Practice Publisher United Kingdom
2008	Reconnaissance: the role of the feminine and feminist theory in the Novels of J M Coetzee Published In J M Coetzee: Critical Perspectives Publisher New Dehli

Editor Of

Book
- Animaladies: Gender, Animals, and Madness. Bloomsbury Academic. 2019
- Life in the Anthropocene. Australia. 2015
- Animal Death. Australia. 2013

Investigator On

Year	Title
2020	The cultural impacts of introduced animals in Australia Awarded by: Australian Research Council (ARC) Funding Scheme: Special Research Initiatives

Advisees

Graduate Advising Relationship

Degree	Research Title	Advisee
Master of Research -LHA	Shark-Human Encounters Along the Coastline of New South Wales	Culic, Kat
Doctor of Philosophy	Anthro-zooecological Geographies of Île de la Réunion: Understanding Local Perceptions of Nonhuman Animals and Their Roles in Natural and Cultural Heritage Management through Landscape Analysis and Ethnography	McClung, Rebecca
Master of Research -LHA	Masculinity, Colonialism and Australian Foxes	Jackson-Martin, Charlie

Top Publications

Year	Title
2018	Anthropocentrism
2019	Animaladies: Gender, Animals, and Madness
2019	The "Crazy Cat Lady"
2015	Dingoes and dog-whistling: a cultural politics of race and species in Australia Published in Animal Studies Journal
2016	A sustainable campus: The Sydney declaration on interspecies sustainability Published in Animal Studies Journal
2007	Complicity, critique and methodology Published in ARIEL
2013	Stunning Australia Published in Humanimalia: a journal of human/animal interface studies
2019	‘Pussy Panic’ and Glass Elevators: How Gender is Shaping the Field of Animal Studies Published in Australian Feminist Studies
2018	Should We Eat Our Research Subjects? Advocacy and Animal Studies Published in Animal Studies Journal

Research Overview

Probyn-Rapsey is a leading scholar in the field of Animal Studies, which she approaches from a feminist postcolonial perspective. Her first book Made to Matter: White Fathers, Stolen Generations (DP 0557139) investigated the role of white fathers in stolen generations history, research that led to research on how race and species concepts are entangled. Since the monograph and 10 journal articles were published as part of that project, Probyn-Rapsey has shifted her research focus to Animal studies, co-editing 3 books in Animal studies; Animal Death (SUP 2013), Animals in the Anthropocene (SUP 2015) and more recently, Animaladies (Bloomsbury 2018). CI Probyn-Rapsey has contributed to major international publications establishing the field (including Lori Gruen’s Critical Terms for Animal Studies, Uni of Chicago Press 2019) and the forthcoming Colonialism and Animals (Routledge 2020). CI Probyn-Rapsey has led large research networks, (Human Animal Research Network, 2011-2016 at the University of Sydney,) and interdisciplinary projects involving multiple authors (see Probyn et al 2016) and has a track record of collaborating with scholars on long term projects (see collaborations between O’Sullivan, Watt and Probyn-Rapsey in 2017, 2019, 2019) and also with veterinary scientists. As Head of School of Humanities and Social Inquiry at UOW from 2016 to 2019, Probyn-Rapsey gained further leadership experience in governance, while continuing to be an active researcher, including several international keynote addresses, research publications and conference organisation.

Selected Publications

Journal Article

Year	Title
2020	Governing universities: tertiary experience no longer required Published In The Conversation
2019	It’s all about the sex, or is it? Humans, horses and temperament Published In PLoS One
2019	‘Pussy Panic’ and Glass Elevators: How Gender is Shaping the Field of Animal Studies Published In Australian Feminist Studies
2018	Should We Eat Our Research Subjects? Advocacy and Animal Studies Published In Animal Studies Journal
2018	The Anthropomorphic Application of Gender Stereotypes to Horses Published In Anthrozoos: a multidisciplinary journal of the interactions of people and animals
2017	Eating dingoes Published In Australian Zoologist
2017	Whose best friend? How gender and stereotypes can shape our relationship with dogs Published In The Conversation
2016	A sustainable campus: The Sydney declaration on interspecies sustainability Published In Animal Studies Journal
2016	Five propositions on ferals Published In Feral Feminisms
2015	Dingoes and dog-whistling: a cultural politics of race and species in Australia Published In Animal Studies Journal
2014	Review article: Multipecies mourning: Thom van Dooren's flight ways: Life and loss at the edge of extinction Published In Animal Studies Journal
2013	Stunning Australia Published In Humanimalia: a journal of human/animal interface studies
2011	Furries and the limits of species identity disorder: a response to Gerbasi et al Published In Society and Animals
2011	Whie closets, jangling nerves and biopolitics of the public secrety Published In Australian Literary Studies
2009	‘Uplifting’ white men: marriage, maintenance and whiteness in Queensland, 1900–1910 Published In Postcolonial Studies: culture, politics, economy
2008	Country matters: sexing the reconciled Republic of Australia Published In Feminist Review
2007	Black sheep nation Published In Australian Cultural History
2007	Complicity, critique and methodology Published In ARIEL
2007	Kin-fused reconciliation: bringing them home, bringing us home Published In Australian Humanities Review
2007	Paternalism and complicity: or how not to atone for the 'Sins of the Father' Published In Australian Literary Studies
2007	Some whites are whiter than others: the Whitefella skin politics of Xavier Herbert and Cecil Cook Published In Journal of the Association for the Study of Australian Literature

Book

Year	Title
2013	Made to Matter: White Father, Stolen Generations Publisher Australia

Chapter

Year	Title
2019	Distillations Published In Animaladies: Gender, Animals, and Madness Publisher New York
2019	The "Crazy Cat Lady" Published In Animaladies: Gender, Animals, and Madness Publisher New York
2018	Anthropocentrism Published In Critical Terms for Animal Studies Publisher Chicago, United States
2015	Introduction Published In Animals in the Anthropocene: Critical perspectives on non-human futures Publisher Sydney, Australia
2013	Introduction Published In Animal Death Publisher Australia
2013	Introduction - Animal Death Published In Animal Death Publisher Australia
2013	Nothing to See - Something to See: White Animals and Exceptional life/death Published In Animal Death Publisher Australia
2010	Complicity, critique and methodology: Australian con/texts Published In Modern Australian Criticism and Theory Publisher China
2009	Putting complicity to work for accountability: an Australian case study Published In Commitment and Complicity in Cultural Theory and Practice Publisher United Kingdom
2008	Reconnaissance: the role of the feminine and feminist theory in the Novels of J M Coetzee Published In J M Coetzee: Critical Perspectives Publisher New Dehli

Editor Of

Book
- Animaladies: Gender, Animals, and Madness. Bloomsbury Academic. 2019
- Life in the Anthropocene. Australia. 2015
- Animal Death. Australia. 2013

Investigator On

Year	Title
2020	The cultural impacts of introduced animals in Australia Awarded by: Australian Research Council (ARC) Funding Scheme: Special Research Initiatives

Advisees

Graduate Advising Relationship

Degree	Research Title	Advisee
Master of Research -LHA	Shark-Human Encounters Along the Coastline of New South Wales	Culic, Kat
Doctor of Philosophy	Anthro-zooecological Geographies of Île de la Réunion: Understanding Local Perceptions of Nonhuman Animals and Their Roles in Natural and Cultural Heritage Management through Landscape Analysis and Ethnography	McClung, Rebecca
Master of Research -LHA	Masculinity, Colonialism and Australian Foxes	Jackson-Martin, Charlie

Probyn-Rapsey, Fiona S.

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Overview

Top Publications

Research Overview

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Selected Publications

Journal Article

Book

Chapter

Editor Of

Book

Funding

Investigator On

Supervision

Advisees

Graduate Advising Relationship

Overview

Top Publications

Research Overview

Publications

Selected Publications

Journal Article

Book

Chapter

Editor Of

Book

Funding

Investigator On

Supervision

Advisees

Graduate Advising Relationship

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