A Song for the Horses - Hutchins, Kip
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A Song for the Horses examines the role of nonhuman animals (and other beings) in the performance and maintenance of musical traditions in Mongolia. By playing their morin khuur, or 'horse fiddles, ' to build more-than-human networks of relation, anthropologist K. G. Hutchins shows how Mongolian musicians use cultural heritage to imagine and build toward alternative futures beyond climate change and neoliberalism.

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A Song for the Horses examines the role of nonhuman animals (and other beings) in the performance and maintenance of musical traditions in Mongolia. By playing their morin khuur, or 'horse fiddles, ' to build more-than-human networks of relation, anthropologist K. G. Hutchins shows how Mongolian musicians use cultural heritage to imagine and build toward alternative futures beyond climate change and neoliberalism.
Autorenporträt
K. G. Hutchins is a visiting assistant professor in the Department of Anthropology at Oberlin College. His research focuses on the roles that nonhuman animals, spirits, and other beings in Mongolian and Appalachian musical traditions.