anthropomorphisation

Bresson is not Spielberg - there is no artificial anthropomorphisation going on here.

The novel also contains numerous examples of anthropomorphisation, reflecting Powys' belief that even inanimate objects possessed soul.

One of these reference is a passionate anthropomorphisation of laying turtles and a plea to give these mothers the necessary respect and space they require in the breeding season.

Whether or not you go along with the specifics of that, what is striking about Rowland's analysis is that his obvious love of Brenin does not lead him into anthropomorphisation.

Such a love and passion is in itself based upon an anthropomorphisation of the man-machine relationship and where the machines are transformed into subjects in what might be termed a masculine technical sociability.

Tachi is sometimes applied to inanimate objects, kuruma 'car' and kuruma-tachi, 'cars', for example, but this usage is colloquial and indicates a high level of anthropomorphisation and childlikeness, and is not more generally accepted as standard.

This insult to Vimes' sense of justice, together with his being naturally knurd and other events (it has been claimed he was "brung low by a woman", which is an interpretation of the anthropomorphisation of the city, Morporkia), led towards heavy drinking.

I started off thinking I would photograph each pigeon in a similar way, but after taking portraits of only a few, an anthropomorphisation started... some looked a bit naive; some had an air of self-importance; others looked into the camera with an unflinching, malevolent gaze.

For example, there's no anthropomorphisation in the book, we never said Roy felt a certain way because we did not want to attribute anything to the penguins in the order of a human intention because that's something that could very easily be criticized, and fairly so, as reading our own agenda into the penguins' actions.

In mythology, and in the study of folklore and religion, a trickster is a character in a story (god, goddess, spirit, man, woman, or anthropomorphisation), which exhibits a great degree of intellect or secret knowledge, and uses it to play tricks or otherwise disobey normal rules and conventional behaviour.