In panel D, we use the number of
domesticable plants available and the number of
domesticable animals available as instruments.
Farming took longer still to get firmly established in regions like sub-Saharan Africa and Southeast Asia, where
domesticable wild species were rarer still and deserts, mountains, or forests limited their spread from the earliest centres of farming.
Like the other characters, the reader is left with the task of lending a tongue to the voiceless body, of speaking for the beste mue ("dumb animal") (2) who cannot articulate his own identity as that other, exceptional beast, the animal rationale, until others find in his apparently feral flesh a surprisingly
domesticable text governed and constituted by language's socializing law.
Potentially
domesticable plants and animals existed outside the lucky latitudes, but they were less common.
El poder politico ha hecho su trabajo; ha reforzado la apreciacion de que los escritores son una etnia facilmente
domesticable. Sabedor de que las banderas levantadas por esa parte de la intelectualidad son la independencia y la autonomia, no tiene empacho en seducirlos para buscar la legitimidad que su compania puede proveer, sin importar que en ocasiones el pretendido apoyo no pase de ser un simple acto protocolario vulgar sin mayor brillo ni peso en la sociedad.
Although certainly not identified with the strength and virility of the bull (although the latter certainly could be considered--like most rodents, the cuy is an extremely prolific reproducer), as one of the few
domesticable animals of the Andes region, it assumed a central role in Andean culture.
135) and Sacramento observes 'los mismos ademanes de animal no
domesticable que le not o desde el primer dia y el pelo templado y agarrado sobre la coronilla en una cola de caballo que caia salvaje sobre la espalda' (p.
