Keywords

Vocabulary: Aesthetics
Term ID Termsort descending Parent Description
1895 Genesis Allusion, Biblical
409 Genre Conventions (First level term)
4385 Georgia Allusion, Geographical
4735 German Language
4311 Germany Allusion, Geographical
4332 Gethsemane Allusion, Biblical
3050 Gettysburg Allusion, Geographical
3587 Ghost Figures of Speech
3136 Ghost story Genre Conventions
4268 Gilbert and Sullivan Allusion, Literary
4925 Glasgow, Scotland Allusion, Geographical
3558 Glass Figures of Speech
4030 Glove Figures of Speech
2390 God / Jehovah Allusion, Biblical
3772 Gods Allusion, Mythical
4110 Goethe, Johann Allusion, Historical
2810 Goldwater, Barry Allusion, Historical
3194 Gone With the Wind Allusion, Literary
5575 Good Samaritan Allusion, Biblical
3322 Gospel of Luke Allusion, Biblical
3325 Gospel of Matthew Allusion, Biblical
520 Gothic Genre Conventions
2170 Grable, Betty Allusion, Historical
4217 Grammatically incorrect Language
5546 Grand Canyon Allusion, Geographical
4645 Grandiloquence Language
2709 Grant, Ulysses S. Allusion, Historical
4164 Great Depression Allusion, Historical
5565 Great Lakes Allusion, Geographical
Vocabulary: Themes and Motifs
Term ID Termsort descending Parent Description
4878 Genetic Determinism
5613 Gestures Story-telling
4257 Getting away Home
1883 Ghost Supernatural
3149 Gift of money Money
4537 Giraffe Animals
4399 Glory Recurring Tropes
1201 Goat Animals
1256 Going fast Recurring Tropes
785 Going to Texas Recurring Tropes
1997 Gold Money
2559 Gold tooth Objects
2879 Golf ball Objects
1559 Good conduct Values
867 Gossip Recurring Tropes
3173 Graffiti Texts
1555 Grander than present Past
5573 Grasshoppers Animals
5574 Grasshoppers (First level term)
Vocabulary: Cultural Issues
Term ID Termsort descending Parent Description
2989 Gentility Class
5371 Gentleman Gender
5441 Gentrification Progress
859 Gift Economy
2582 Gin Alcohol
4091 Glasses Clothes
434 Global (First level term)
4561 Glorification War
1538 Glove Clothes
3612 God Religion
3614 God with human characteristics Religion

For when God is described as human-like -- added for when Quentin said God is "not only a gentleman and a sport; he is a Kentuckian too." JBP

961 Godhead Religion
4659 Goggles Clothes
2520 Going to war War
435 Government (First level term)
5331 Government regulations Agriculture
3720 Governor Government
2363 Gown Clothes
840 Graduation Education
3408 Grand Army of the Republic / G.A.R. War
1151 Grand jury Law
4482 Graphophone Mass Media
4594 Grave robbing Crime
1585 Great Migration History

This term is widely used by historians to refer to the movement of some six million African Americans out of the South and into the urban North and West between the First World War and the 1960s. Samuel Worsham Beauchamp, who in the 1930s leaves Yoknapatawpha to live in Chicago in "Go Down, Moses," is an example of a character who participates in the Great Migration. SR

Vocabulary: Actions
Term ID Termsort descending Parent Description
2286 Gentleman's agreement Interaction, Social

Set of non-legally binding norms and values between two men. Distinct from Noblesse Oblige this is not class based, but gender based. Faulkner also uses this ironically at times. JB

4061 Getting a receipt Economic
4220 Getting closer Movement

When someone's thoughts during a journey are focused on the place they're heading for, either with excitement or dread or something in between. SR

1648 Getting water Work
2759 Getting water Physical
1109 Gifting Economic
5234 Ginning cotton Agricultural
4728 Giving advice Verbal
3443 Glassblowing Work
1552 Going to bed Bodily
4013 Goose hunting Hunting
2823 Gossip Communication

The original definition here was "informal oral networks", which was too technical, but perhaps more accurate. In essence, gossip here is a means for the whole community to become aware of news. JB

671 Gossip Verbal
502 Gossip Interaction, Social
1848 Government Work
3175 Graffiti Communication
3400 Gratitude Emotional
1753 Grave-digging or -violating Moral

This is any time when someone is either digging a grave, or trying to disinter a body in a grave. I'm thinking of Mink moving Houston's body in The Hamlet and the Hound, but also Monk trying to dig up his grandmother in Monk.

Vocabulary: Environment
Term ID Termsort descending Parent Description
3205 Ghetto Place
1908 Gloom Atmospheric
2215 Golf course Public
2925 Grass Natural
1818 Grave Place
2449 Graveyard Place
3889 Grayness Atmospheric
Vocabulary: Relationships
Term ID Termsort descending Parent Description
810 Grandparent-grandchild Familial
754 Grandparent-grandchild Intergenerational
3161 Great grandfather-grandfather Familial

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