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Personification is a technique where non-human things—like places, nature, or abstract ideas—are represented or described as if they were people with human qualities. Artists and writers use personification frequently to bring life to subjects like cities, seasons, and natural elements, making them more relatable and expressive.
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La personificazione è una figura retorica che consiste nell'attribuzione di comportamenti, pensieri, tratti (anche psicologici e comportamentali) umani a qualcosa che non lo è. Oggetto di personificazione può essere un oggetto inanimato, un animale, ma anche un concetto astratto, come la pace, la giustizia, la vendetta, ecc.
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