anthropopathism
noun
an·thro·po·pa·thism ˌan(t)-thrə-ˈpä-pə-ˌthi-zəm 
-pō-ˈpa-ˌthi-
-pō-ˈpa-ˌthi- : the ascription of human feelings to something not human
Word History
Etymology
Greek anthrōpopathḗs "having human feelings" (from anthrōpo- anthropo- + -pathēs "experiencing, undergoing") + -ism — more at -path
First Known Use
1655, in the meaning defined above