Dr. Jadon Nisly-Goretzki

Research interests: 

History of human-animal relations, human-animal studies, gender-history, environmental-history, historical-anthropology, commons and social inequality.

Scholarly Publications:

Nisly, Jadon (2021): "Our cattle are therefore accustomed to the pasture" - Peasant working community with cows in collective grazing before and during the agricultural enlightenment. In: Michaela Fenske, Arnika Peselmann and Daniel Best (eds.): Ländliches vielfach! Living and Managing in Extended Social Entities. Würzburg, pp. 167-194.

Nisly, Jadon (2020): Under One Roof Year-round. The Multispecies Intimacy of Co-habiting with Cows in Byre-houses since the Economic Enlightenment. In: Ethnologia Europaea 49, pp. 50-69. https://doi.org/10.16995/ee.1446

Nisly, Jadon (2018): Model goods as a utopia of the agricultural economic enlightenment. In Max Böhm, Birgit Angerer, Jan Borgmann, Birgit Jauernig, Ruth Kilian, and Bertram Popp (eds.): Utopia Agriculture. Ingolstadt, pp. 47-62.

Nisly, Jadon (2018): Utopia of industriousness. Amish and Mennonites as exemplary farmers and popular domain tenants. In Max Böhm, Birgit Angerer, Jan Borgmann, Birgit Jauernig, Ruth Kilian, and Bertram Popp (eds.): Utopia Agriculture. Ingolstadt, pp. 63-72.

Nisly, Jadon (2016): "Er kömme von seinem Viehe nicht hinweg". Human-cattle relations in a folk-enlightenment model estate (1782-1795). In: Lukasz Nieradzik and Brigitta Schmidt-Lauber (eds.): Tiere nutzen. Ökonomien tierischer Produktion in der Moderne (Jahrbuch für die Geschichte des ländlichen Raumes 13) Innsbruck, Wien, Bozen, pp. 88-104. https://doi.org/10.25365/rhy-2016-7