@article{2019,title={ANTHROPOMORPHISM AS AN ART FORM},abstractNode={The term antromorphism, referred to as humanism, can be defined as the loading of human qualities into objects, objects or animals. This personalization feature, which we remember from factories, is often seen as a way of narration. The term anthropomorphism, which has been used in literary works, as well as in works of art and advertising and consumption-oriented environments, will be examined in this research as a form of verbal and visual art. From the Aesop's tales, Alice to the Wonderland, from the Beatrix Potter illustrations to the popular popular cartoons such as Winnie The Pooh, which is also a book adaptation, it is said that this concept which deepens the imagination of children and adults is very effective by creating metaphors. Antromorphism, an effective way to create new worlds, is used as a tool to activate emotions such as empathy. It enables mental processes such as comprehension, interpretation, analysis and interpretation to become active in a fantastic world.},author={Özlem TEKDEMİR DÖKEROĞLU},year={2019},journal={The Journal of Social Sciences}}