Research
My work in the area of animal studies combines cutting-edge science with field/personal experience. It has been described as ground-breaking, lucid in its expression and insightful and incisive in its approach. My book Enter the animal: cross-species perspectives on grief and spirituality is coming out in February 2021.
Selected publications:
Peer-reviewed articles, book chapters and commentaries:
Brooks Pribac, T., ‘Animal Grief’, Animal Studies Journal, 2(2), 2013, 67-90.
Brooks Pribac, T., ‘Someone not Something: Dismantling the Prejudicial Barrier in Knowing Animals (and the Grief which Follows),’ Animal Studies Journal 5(2), 2016, 52-77.
Brooks Pribac, T. 'Spiritual Animal: A Journey into the Unspeakable.' Journal for the Study of Religion, Nature and Culture 11(3), 2017, 340-360.
Brooks Pribac, T. ‘Grieving at a distance’, in: Margo DeMello (ed.), Mourning Animals, Michigan State UP 2016.
Brooks Pribac, T. 'Complicated Grief: Commentary on Peña-Guzmán on "Animal Suicide."' Animal Sentience 2017, 20(1). [invited]
Brooks Pribac, T. ‘Positive sentience is underrated: Commentary on Marino&Merskin on Sheep Complexity.’ Animals Sentience 2019, 22. [invited]
Brooks Pribac, T. 'Place attachment and the roots of spiritual relating in animals.' Humanimalia 11(2), 2020.
Books:
Guest editor of Southerly Journal 2013: 73.2 Lyre/Liar (animal-themed issue) [invited]
Brooks Pribac, T. Enter the animal: cross-species persepectives on grief and spirituality. Sydney UP [forthcoming]
Fictocriticism:
Brooks Pribac, T., ‘Fishy Feelings’, Southerly Lyre/Liar 73(2), 2013.
Brooks Pribac, T., ‘Crazy Animaladies,’ audio format + scroll exhibited as part of the art exhibition Animaladies, Interlude Gallery Glebe 11-22 July 2016. Published in Mascara Literary Review 19, 2016.
Merino, Orpheus P. and Teya Brooks Pribac. ‘The Sheep That I Am’, Southerly 78(1), 2018.
My work in the area of animal studies combines cutting-edge science with field/personal experience. It has been described as ground-breaking, lucid in its expression and insightful and incisive in its approach. My book Enter the animal: cross-species perspectives on grief and spirituality is coming out in February 2021.
Selected publications:
Peer-reviewed articles, book chapters and commentaries:
Brooks Pribac, T., ‘Animal Grief’, Animal Studies Journal, 2(2), 2013, 67-90.
Brooks Pribac, T., ‘Someone not Something: Dismantling the Prejudicial Barrier in Knowing Animals (and the Grief which Follows),’ Animal Studies Journal 5(2), 2016, 52-77.
Brooks Pribac, T. 'Spiritual Animal: A Journey into the Unspeakable.' Journal for the Study of Religion, Nature and Culture 11(3), 2017, 340-360.
Brooks Pribac, T. ‘Grieving at a distance’, in: Margo DeMello (ed.), Mourning Animals, Michigan State UP 2016.
Brooks Pribac, T. 'Complicated Grief: Commentary on Peña-Guzmán on "Animal Suicide."' Animal Sentience 2017, 20(1). [invited]
Brooks Pribac, T. ‘Positive sentience is underrated: Commentary on Marino&Merskin on Sheep Complexity.’ Animals Sentience 2019, 22. [invited]
Brooks Pribac, T. 'Place attachment and the roots of spiritual relating in animals.' Humanimalia 11(2), 2020.
Books:
Guest editor of Southerly Journal 2013: 73.2 Lyre/Liar (animal-themed issue) [invited]
Brooks Pribac, T. Enter the animal: cross-species persepectives on grief and spirituality. Sydney UP [forthcoming]
Fictocriticism:
Brooks Pribac, T., ‘Fishy Feelings’, Southerly Lyre/Liar 73(2), 2013.
Brooks Pribac, T., ‘Crazy Animaladies,’ audio format + scroll exhibited as part of the art exhibition Animaladies, Interlude Gallery Glebe 11-22 July 2016. Published in Mascara Literary Review 19, 2016.
Merino, Orpheus P. and Teya Brooks Pribac. ‘The Sheep That I Am’, Southerly 78(1), 2018.
