Molly Mullin

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At Albion College, Molly Mullin teaches a variety of undergraduate anthropology courses including Animals & Human Societies, the Anthropology of Sex & Gender, and Environmental Anthropology.

Molly Mullin's teaching and scholarship challenge conventional dichotomies between humans and animals, nature and culture, domesticated and wild.

Her publications include a study of gender and class among patrons of American Indian art, overview articles about animals in anthropology, an edited volume on domestication, and an ethnographic and historical study of the pet food industry. Her current project, "Deindustrial Domestications," considers contemporary configurations of households, families, humans and other species in the context of economic and environmental crisis.

Selected Works

Edited volume
This book's essays consider domestication an ongoing process that involves culture and biology, humans and other species.
Ethnography
A historical and ethnographic study of the patronage of Native art in the American Southwest.

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