Inanimation: A network of feeling and perception

Analysis 80 (2):301-309 (2020)
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We often use terms primarily concerned with the description of inanimate objects in order to characterize psychological states or dispositions, without being able to specify the connection between the two uses. I call this inanimation. In this paper, I propose an account of inanimation and of its connection to expressiveness.

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Matteo Ravasio
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