
Scripted Authenticity: - Home to Anthropomorphism & Championing Anthropomorphic Storytelling
Welcome to Scripted Authenticity, a weekly podcast where we delve into the world of literature, creativity, and everything in between. I'm your host, MickMacMike, and I'm excited to take you on a journey of discovery and insight. In today's episode, we'll explore the fascinating history of anthropomorphism in literature, share anecdotes of characters and authors from the past, offer advice for aspiring anthropomorphic writers, and much more.
Anthropomorphism, the attribution of human traits, emotions, or intentions to non-human entities, has a rich history in literature. From Aesop's Fables to George Orwell's Animal Farm, anthropomorphic characters have captured readers' imaginations for centuries. Join me as we explore the evolution of this literary device and its significance in storytelling.
So, let's jump right in!
Scripted Authenticity: - Home to Anthropomorphism & Championing Anthropomorphic Storytelling
The Fascinating History of Humanlike Representation- The Abridged Version!
Scripted Authenticity - Home to Anthropomorphism & Championing Anthropomorphic Storytelling. Your Host is Me or MickMacMike when I am nervous!
This week, Goldie has decided to take centre stage and will "Unveiling Anthropomorphism Through the Ages.”
Introduction - A brief explanation of anthropomorphism and its significance in history.
I bet you did not anticipate MickMacMike to be so serious. But remember, even scholars of ancient cultures, mythologies, and worshippers have a sense of humour the same size as their funny bones, alongside their serious and inquisitive minds.
MickMacMike is inviting Archaeologists specialising in ancient civilisations, historians of ancient history, classical studies professors, maybe Egyptologists studying ancient Egyptian culture, Assyriologists studying ancient Mesopotamian civilisations, or Philologists specialising in ancient languages. Or how about a Museum curator of ancient artefacts to visit their funny bones and send in their best effort at an anthropomorphic-funny story from ancient times?
MickMacMike and his bilingual community of Blacky, Goldie, and HRH Liz the Third promises to broadcast as many of your anthro efforts and, most certainly, the funny bone ones.
Final words from Goldie….I am a fearless young cat with the heart of a lion, and I call out to all the feline brethren around the world. I urge you to share your own magical stories in the rich tapestry of Greek mythology. A new chapter of whimsical exploits and moral lessons awaits to be written by your voices from the animal kingdom.
Meow.
"Where Imagination Meets Anthropomorphism: Unleash Your Story at Scripted Authenticity!"
Bye for now
MickMacMike