Anthropomorphism

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Article Title: Anthropomorphism

Author: Faramarz Tabesh
ISNI: 0000 0005 2737 2290

Affiliation: Founder and Director, Research Institute Andishe Online Germany (AOG)
ISNI: 0000 0005 2724 714X | Ringgold ID: 823032

Journal: Andishe | ISSN: 1619-9898
ORCID: 0009-0009-2636-2126

 Language: English

Article Type: Cognitive Discussion

Keywords:
Cognitive Philosophy, Scientific Analysis, Conceptual Misconceptions, Epistemology, Interdisciplinary Critique, Philosophy of Mind

Publication Dates:

• English Edition: June 14, 2025

• Persian Edition: July 6, 2023

• German, French, and Spanish Editions: June 15, 2025

Archive Code: AOG-2025-EN | Encoded Title String: Hkjv,#,l,vtdcl_EN

Abstract

This article examines anthropomorphism from cultural, literary, scientific, and philosophical perspectives. It compares Western traditions, which commonly attribute human characteristics to animals, with Eastern traditions, particularly Iranian literature, where animal traits are metaphorically used to describe human behavior. Through the analysis of Kalila wa Dimna and the ontological teachings of Ostad Elahi, the paper introduces the hypothesis of Quantomagnetics traits, suggesting that certain human characteristics may originate through a quantum-biological process during conception. The study proposes an interdisciplinary framework linking literature, ontology, biology, and psychology while encouraging further scientific investigation.

Keywords:
Anthropomorphism, Quantomagnetics, Ostad Elahi, Kalila wa Dimna, Comparative Literature, Iranian Culture, Ontology, Quantum Biology, Human Behavior, Animal Symbolism, Philosophy of Science, Interdisciplinary Studies

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