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Tag Archives: Anthropomorphism
Difference Between Personification and Anthropomorphism
Might not be more for me to do beyond showing that image, which shows the key differences. I’ll just go into a bit more detail. Abstract vs Real Personification is used for abstract traits and even giving human traits to … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, Anthropomorphism, description, emotions, fantasy, fiction, human traits, objects, personification, talking, walking, writing
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What is Anthropomorphism?
Anthropomorphism is when you put human traits on an animal or non-living object. This can be physical, mental, and emotional. Sounds very much like personification, right? It’s why the two get mixed up so often. We’ll compare them on Friday … Continue reading
What Can You Use Talking Animals For?
Talking animals can have multiple uses depending on your story, genre, and target age. I mentioned a few days ago that some people see the inclusion of talking animals as a sign of immature tales. This is not always the … Continue reading
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Tagged alice in wonderland, animals, Anthropomorphism, author, fantasy, fiction, looney tunes, pets, sidekicks, talking animals, writing
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Talking Animals: Yay or Nay or Meh?
Anthropomorphism– the attribution of human form or behavior to an object, animal. I.E.- Anything done by Disney. I think most of us grew up with something along these lines. Whether it be a singing mouse, a trouble-making Wabbit, a lasagna-eating … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, Anthropomorphism, author, fairy tales, fantasy, fiction, folk tales, magic, talking animals, writing
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