Cultural Issues: Health and Illness Medicine camphor
Parent Term
Sibling Terms
- Abortion
- Addiction
- Amputation
- Anaesthetic
- Anemia
- Arthritis
- Bandage
- Blind
- Broken bones
- Change of environment
- Coma
- Convalescence
- Cure
- Deaf
- Delirium
- Doctoring
- Fever
- Gastrointestinal discomfort
- Growth
- Hangover
- Headache
- Indian medicine
- Infection
- Injured
- Injury
- Insanity
- Insomnia
- Leprosy
- Measles
- Medical advice
- Medical treatment
- Medicine
- Mental illness
- Mental limitations
- Mute
- Nausea
- Nursing
- Obesity
- Pneumonia
- Poisoning
- Quackery
- Rheumatism
- Sick as euphemism for pregnancy
- Sleeping pill
- Stroke
- Surgery
- Surgical castration
- Unspecified sickness
- Weak heart
- Yellow fever
Tagged Events
Cultural Issues: Health and Illness›Medicine camphor
Themes and Motifs: Memory›Remembering
Environment: Auditory›Voices | Domestic Space›Pasture | Olfactory›Camphor | Olfactory›Honeysuckle smell
Actions: Emotional›Crying | Emotional›Jealousy | Emotional›Seduction | Interaction, Social›Marriage | Moral›Deception | Movement›Car | Verbal›Accusatory | Verbal›Confession | Verbal›Flattery | Verbal›Joking | Verbal›Punning
Cultural Issues: Agriculture›Salt lick | Class›Pretension | Education›Harvard | Gender›Femininity | Health and Illness›Medicine camphor | Health and Illness›Unspecified sickness | Sexuality›Incest | Sexuality›Virginity
Themes and Motifs: Death›Coffin | Memory›Remembering | Objects›Car | Objects›Honeysuckle | Objects›Trunk | Recurring Tropes›Little sister | Recurring Tropes›Twilight
Relationships: Familial›Brother-brother | Familial›Brother-sister | Familial›Mother-daughter | Familial›Mother-son | Romantic›Fiance | Social›Adversarial
Aesthetics: Allusion, Geographical›French Lick, Indiana | Allusion, Geographical›Harvard University | Figures of Speech›Hunting metaphor / imagery | Figures of Speech›Simile | Language›Fragments | Narrative›Stream of consciousness narration | Typography/Orthography›Dialogue with no quotation marks | Typography/Orthography›Italics | Typography/Orthography›Lack of Punctuation