Keywords

Vocabulary: Actions
Term ID Term Parentsort ascending Description
523 Prosecuting Work
658 Washing clothes Work
813 Farming Work
885 Blacksmith Work
887 Tailor Work
888 Carpenter Work
900 Gardening Work
902 Chopping wood Work
986 Law enforcement Work
1134 Lawyering Work

Performing any sort of work as an attorney at law. JW

1193 Sawmilling Work
1241 Quitting job Work
1382 For room and board Work
1529 Construction Work
1578 Teaching Work
1648 Getting water Work
1680 Building structure Work
1843 Store clerk Work
1844 Restauranteer Work
1848 Government Work
1850 Fireman Work
2008 Driving Work

When someone is driving people around for a living. JB

2055 Livery stable Work
2056 Banking Work
2061 Mechanic Work
2160 Painting|Drawing Work
2562 Accident Work
2563 Losing job Work
2564 Night watchman Work
2642 Sharpening Work
3440 Landscaping Work
3443 Glassblowing Work
3486 Sowing Work
3498 Boot-black / Shoe shine Work
3501 Jeweler Work
3581 Maritime / Marine Work
3731 Miners / mining Work
3797 Milling Work
3831 Horse training Work
3943 Doctor / medical care Work
4052 Leaving work Work
4162 Barbering Work
4194 Traveling salesman Work
4314 Churning butter Work
4586 Missing work Work
4605 Dismissing from work Work
4621 Waitress Work
4687 To pay for education Work
4694 Factory Work
4866 Dismissal Work
5015 Office Work
5096 Performance Work
5125 Photography Work
5284 Hotel employee Work
5293 Weaving Work
5343 Railroad workers Work
5424 House painter Work
5497 Yard work Work
5650 Postal worker Work
5651 Waiter Work
5655 Architect Work
5672 Janitor Work
Vocabulary: Environment
Term ID Term Parentsort ascending Description
702 Rain Weather
780 Cold Weather
1784 Heat Weather
1786 Sun Weather
1911 Sunshine Weather
2115 Frost Weather
2153 Mild Weather
2224 Warmth Weather
2273 Storm Weather
2493 Cloud Weather
2747 Snow Weather
3545 Flood Weather
3784 Coolness Weather
4163 Perfect Weather Weather

Perfect, that is, for the context - which can either mean clear sunlight OR pitch darkness, frost or rain. Whenever the weather feels right. For the dawn of the hunt in "Race at Morning," it means "cold and bright" (297).

4202 Fog Weather
5287 Ice Weather
Vocabulary: Cultural Issues
Term ID Term Parentsort ascending Description
535 Death War
616 Wound War
718 Defeat War
735 World War II War
737 Union Army War
763 Surrender War
772 Refuge War
791 Confederate Army War
796 Homefront War
800 Women War
894 Deployment War
897 Aerial combat War
935 Patriotism War
963 Return War
978 World War I War
993 Draft War
1108 Mercenary War
1456 Unity War

This keyword describes the way in which war calls upon disparate people to fight for the same ideal. The specific example this is based on is Southerners ultimately fighting in the United States army in later wars, but could also described the camaraderie between allied nations. Joost Burgers

1458 Pillage War
1460 Strategy War

Although technically strategy and tactics are two different elements of war, for the time being they have been collapsed into the same keyword unless there are really nuanced discussions of either in Faulkner. JB

1478 Deprivation War

Individuals or groups who have been deprived of resources and comfort. JB

1487 Spoils War

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