Мол Эннмари (Supposedly Annmari).

Эннмари Мол (нидерл. Annemarie Mol, родилась 13 сентября 1958 года в местечке Schaesberg, которое сейчас входит в муниципалитет Ландграф нидерландской провинции Лимбург) - нидерландский этнограф и философ. Профессор антропологии тела в университете Амстердама, Нидерланды.

Эннмари Мол училась в университете Утрехта, где получила степень магистра по медицине и философии. Во время работы над докторской диссертацией изучала антропологию, социологию и философию в Париже, в университетах Маастрихта и Амстердама. В 1989 году она получила степень доктора философии в Университете Гронингена.

Обладатель гранта Европейского исследовательского совета в 2010 году по проекту «The Eating Body in Western Practice and Theory». Развивает акторно-сетевое и феминистское понимание науки, технологий и медицины. В своих ранних работах исследовала перформативность практик здравоохранения, рассматривала, какие реалии генерируются в этих практиках, и как различия в практиках порождают различие реалий.

Эннмари Мол сотрудничала с рядом ученых, включая Джона Ло.

• в 2004 году получила премию Людвика Флека, присуждаемую Обществом социальных исследований науки (4S), за книгу «The Body Multiple».
• В 2012 году получала Премию Спинозы, присуждаемую Нидерландским советом научных исследований.

• with Marc Berg (ed.), Differences in medicine : unraveling practices, techniques, and bodies, Durham, NC, Duke University Press, 1998.
• with John Law (ed.), Complexities : social studies of knowledge practices, Durham, NC, Duke University Press, 2002. ISBN 978-0-8223-2831-5
• The Body Multiple: ontology in medical practice, Durham, NC, Duke University Press, 2002. ISBN 0-8223-2902-6
• The Logic of Care: Health and the Problem of Patient Choice, Oxford, Routledge Press, 2008. ISBN 0-415-45343-7
• S. Abrahamsson & A. Mol (2014). Foods. In P. Adey, D. Bissell, K. Hannam, P. Merriman & M. Sheller (Eds.), The Routledge handbook of mobilities (Routledge handbooks) (pp. 278-287). London : Routledge.
• A. Mol (2015). Who knows what a woman is… On the differences and the relations between the sciences // Medicine Anthropology Theory. Vol 2. №1. 57–75.
• A. Mol (2013). Mind your plate! The ontonorms of Dutch dieting. Social Studies of Science, 43(3), 379-396.
• Frank Heuts & A. Mol (2013). What Is a Good Tomato? A Case of Valuing in Practice. Valuation Studies, 1(2), 125-146.
• E. Yates-Doerr & A. Mol (2012). Cuts of meat: disentangling Western natures-cultures. Cambridge Anthropology, 30(2), 48-64.
• J. Law & A. Mol (2011). Veterinary realities: what is foot and mouth disease? Sociologia Ruralis, 51(1), 1-16.
• A. Mann, A. Mol, P. Satalkar, A. Savirani, N. Selim, M. Sur & E. Yates-Doerr (2011). Mixing methods, tasting fingers: notes on an ethnographic experiment. HAU : Journal of Ethnographic Theory, 1(1), 221-243.
• A. Mol (2010). Actor-Network Theory: sensitive terms and enduring tensions. Kolner Zeitschrift fur Soziologie und Sozialpsychologie. Sonderheft, 50, 253-269.
• A. Mol (2010). Freedom or socks: market promises versus supportive care in diabetes treatment. In C. Patton (Ed.), The rebirth of the clinic: places and agents in contemporary health care (pp. 99-120). Minneapolis: Minnesota University Press.
• A. Mol (2010). Care and its values: good food in the nursing home. In A. Mol, I. Moser & A.J. Pols (Eds.), Care in practice: on tinkering in clinics, homes and farms (VerKorperungen, 8) (pp. 215-234). Bielefeld: Transcript Verlag.
• A. Mol, I. Moser & A.J. Pols (2010). Care: putting practice into theory. In A. Mol, I. Moser & J. Pols (Eds.), Care in practice: on tinkering in clinics, homes and farms (VerKorperungen, 8) (pp. 7-26). Bielefeld: Transcript Verlag.
• A. Mol (2010). Moderation or satisfaction? food ethics and food facts. In S. Vandamme, S. van de Vathorst & I. de Beaufort (Eds.), Whose weight is it anyway? Essays on ethics and eating (pp. 121-132). Leuven: Acco Academic.
• A. Mol (2009). Ce que soigner veur dire: repenser le libre choix du patient (Collection Sciences sociales). Paris: Presses des Mines.
• A. Mol (2009). Good taste: the embodied normativity of the consumer-citizen. Journal of Cultural Economy, 2(3), 269-283.
• R. Struhkamp, A. Mol & T. Swierstra (2009). Dealing with independence: doctoring in physical rehabilitation practice. Science, Technology, & Human Values, 34(1), 55-76.
• A. Mol & C. Karayalcin (2008). ‘Evidence’ is niet genoeg; kanttekeningen uit de praktijk van de acute psychiatrie. Tijdschrift voor Psychiatrie, 50(6), 359-364.
• J. Law & A. Mol (2008). The Actor Enacted. Cumbria Sheep in 2001. In C. Knappet & L. Malafouris (Eds.), Material Agency. Towards a non-Antropocentric Approach (pp. 57-77). Springer.
• A. Mol (2008). I eat an apple. On theorising subjectivities. Subjectivity, 2008(22), 28-37.
• J. Law & A. Mol (2008). El actor-actuado: La oveja de la Cumbria en 2001. Politica y Sociedad, 45(3).
• J. Law & A. Mol (2008). Globalisation in Practice: on the Politics of Boiling Pigswill. Geoforum, 39(1), 133-143.
• M. de Laet & A. Mol (2006). La Zimbabwe Bush Pump. Meccanica di una tecnologica fluida. In A. Mattozi (Ed.), Il senso degli oggetti tecnici (pp. 150-219). Meltemi.
• A. Mol (2006). Proving or Improving: On Health Care Research as a Form of Self-Reflection. Qualitative Health Research, 16(3), 405-414.
• A. Mol & J. Law (2005). Boundary Variations: an Introduction. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space, 23(5), 637-642.
• A. Mol & J. Law (2004). Embodied Action, Enacted Bodies. The Example of Hypoglycaemia. Body & Society, 10(2-3), 43-62.
• J. Law & A. Mol (2002). Local entanglements and utopian moves; an inquiry into train accidents. The Sociological Review, 2002, 82-105.
• H Harbers, A. Mol & A. Stollmeijer (2002). Food Matters. Arguments for an Ethnography of Daily Care. Theory, Culture and Society, 19(5-6), 207-226.
• A. Mol (2002). The Body Multiple. Ontology in Medical Practice. Durham: Duke University Press.
• A. Mol (2002). Cutting Surgeons, Walking Patients. Some Complexities involved in Comparing. In J Law & A. Mol (Eds.), Complexities (pp. 218-257). Durham: Duke University Press.
• Law, John and Mol, Annemarie (2002) Local entanglements and utopian moves : an inquiry into train accidents. In: Utopia and organizations. Centre for Science Studies Lancaster University, Oxford, pp. 82-105. ISBN 9781405100724
• J. Law & A. Mol (2001). Situating technoscience: an inquiry into spatialities. Environment and Planning D - Society & Space, 19, 609-621.
• M. de Laet & A. Mol (2000). The Zimbabwe Bush Pump. Mechanics of a Fluid Technology. Social Studies of Science, 2000, 225-263.
• A. Mol (2000). What Diagnostic Devices Do. The Case of Blood Sugar Measurement. Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics, 2000, 9-22.
• A. Mol (2000). Pathology and the clinic: an ethnographic presentation of two atheroscleroses. In M. Lock, A. Young & A. Cambrosio (Eds.), Intersections: Living and Working with the New Medical Technologies (pp. 82-102). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
• A. Mol (1999). Ontological Politics. A word and some questions. In J Law & J Hassard (Eds.), Actor Network Theory and after (pp. 74-89). Blackwell Publishers.
• A. Lettinga & A. Mol (1999). Clinical specificity and the non-generalities of science. On Innovation Strategies for Neurological Physical Therapy. Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics, 1999, 517-535.
• A. Mol (1998). Lived reality and the multiplicity of norms: a critical tribute to George Canguilhem. Economy and Society, 27(2/3), 274-284.
• J. Law & A. Mol (1998). Metrics and Fluids. Notes on Otherness. In R. Cia (Ed.), In the realm of organization. Essays for Robert Cooper (pp. 20-38). London: Routledge.
• A. Mol (1998). Missing Links, Making Links. On the performance of some atheroscleroses. In M Berg & A. Mol (Eds.), Differences in Medicine. Durham: Duke University Press.
• A. Mol & J. Mesman (1996). Neonatal Food and the Politics of Theory. Social Studies of Science, 26(2), 419-444.
• A. Mol & B. Elsman (1996). Detecting disease and designing treatment. Duplex and the diagnosis of diseased leg vessels. Sociology of Health and Illness, 18(5), 609-631.
• J. Law & A. Mol (1995). Notes on materiality and sociality. The Sociological Review, 1995, 274-294.
• S. Hirschauer & A. Mol (1995). Shifting sexes, moving stories. Constructivist/feminist dialogues. Science, Technology, & Human Values, 1995, 368-385.
• A. Mol & M Berg (1994). Principles and Practices of Medicine. The co-existence of various anemias. Culture, Medicine and Psychiatry, 18, 247-265.
• A. Mol & J. Law (1994). Regions, Networks and Fluids: Anemia and Social Topology. Social Studies of Science, 24, 641-671.
• A. Mol (1993). What is New? Doppler and its Others. An Empirical Philosophy of Innovations. In I. Lowy (Ed.), Medicine and Change. Historical and Sociological Studies of Medical Innovation (pp. 107-125). Paris: Les Editions INSERM.
• A. Mol & A. Lettinga (1992). Bodies, Impairments and the Social Constructed. The case of hemiplegia. In J. Lachmund & G. Stollberg (Eds.), The Social Construction of Illness (pp. 163-171). Stuttgart: Franz Steiner Verlag.
• A. Mol & P van Lieshout (1989). Ziek is het woord niet. Over medicalisering, normalisering en de veranderende taal van huisartsgeneeskunde en geeste¬lijke gezondheidszorg, 1945-1985. Nijmegen: SUN.