An animal the house of my body domesticates, but also can't.
Following his lead, we call this particular pathway for Bhutanese weedy ricde 'exo-endoferality' because it is first a case of endoferality because all ancestors are domesticates, but also 'exo-' because intertaxon hybridization is a critical evolutionary step.
As far back as the Paleolithic age, humans have lived in close proximity with animals, associating not only with those they could domesticate but also with wild and dangerous beasts.
The emphasis on her marriage domesticates Earhart and also turns her into a bore.
The studio recording offers the sense of abstraction — it distills much of what Coltrane was doing in concert performances, it suggests it, it signifies it, but the album also domesticates it.
But as humans changed and fenced in animals, they were also domesticating themselves.
Hurd draws on a series of timely case studies involving recent legal arguments over war, torture, and drones to demonstrate that international law not only domesticates state power but also serves as a permissive and even empowering source of legitimation for state action including violence and torture.
By 9,000 years BP, lentils, peas, chickpeas, bitter vetch, and flax had also been domesticated and spread through the region, as had animal domesticates, including sheep, goats, cattle and pigs.
"I'm using them as a symbol for domestication," says Roth of the birds, "but I also wanted to de-domesticate them.
It also, however, helped to domesticate the Holocaust by making it a fixture of American middlebrow popular culture.
