ANTHROPOMORPHIC CARTOONS
Anthropomorphism (anthropos: human, morphosis: change of form) means attributing human characteristics to other entities, particularly animals. The sexual aspect of anthropomorphism involves cartoon characters that are part animal, object, etc., and part human. These are portrayed in print as engaging in sexual activity with each other. One reason for the popularity of these cartoons in the United States and Europe is that, although it is illegal to depict humans in photographs of zoophilia, sadism, homosexuality or other activities, it is legal for cartoon characters to be shown engaging in these activities. Another advantage of using cartoons is that one is able to draw scenes that would be physically impossible for humans to perform.
Two magazines featuring such cartoons are titled FurNography and FurVersion
© 1992-1998 Brenda Love,
The Encyclopedia of Unusual Sex Practices; www.odd-sex.com
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