A domestição animal:

notas sobre suas origens e impacto na ordem social e biológica

Autores

  • Blanca Irais Uribe Mendoza

Palavras-chave:

domesticação, animal, zooarqueologia, antropozoogênese

Resumo

O objetivo do artigo é explicar o início da domesticação animal e a dinâmica social, biológica e cultural que emergiu desse fenômeno. A relevância do assunto se deve ao fato de que a domesticação é a relação mais antiga, profunda e definitiva entre os seres humanos e os animais; além disso, este tema nos permite compreender as origens de algumas das nossas abordagens naturais. A metodologia de elaboração do artigo consistiu na localização, recuperação, organização e análise de fontes bibliográficas dedicadas à domesticação animal, nomeadamente a partir de três abordagens: biologia molecular, zooarqueologia e estudos animais (animal studies). Concentrei minha atenção nessas abordagens porque elas fornecem uma visão geral completa, ampla e clara da evolução do processo de domesticação animal e de suas implicações ambientais, sociais e culturais. Com este material, somos capazes de propor uma perspectiva teórica a partir da qual os fenômenos envolvidos na domesticação animal e as implicações decorrentes desse processo podem ser amplamente apreciados.

Biografia do Autor

  • Blanca Irais Uribe Mendoza

    Doctorado en Filosofía de la Ciencia (con especialidad en historia). Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México. Universidad Pedagógica Nacional.

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2021-06-01

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A domestição animal:: notas sobre suas origens e impacto na ordem social e biológica. (2021). Revista Latinoamericana De Estudios Críticos Animales, 8(1). https://revistaleca.org/index.php/leca/article/view/83