Anthropomorphic images, such as the one above, are most commonly created by Native Tribes in British Columbia.
Anthropomorphism is similar to impersonation in the sense that both strategies involve personality traits given to non-humans; however, they differ in the sense that the impersonation uses human features for the purpose of images whereas the intended purpose of anthropomorphism is to make non-humans visible.
It helps to create clear, thoughtful characters that students can relate to because they are human. (For example, it is not always easy to associate inanimate things.) It suggests that certain human traits are found in the universe — all living things share.
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