Keywords

Vocabulary: Cultural Issues
Term ID Term Parent Description
2002 Hat Clothes
4067 Hat cap Clothes
3523 Hat, derby Clothes
3412 Hat, stovepipe Clothes
3571 Hat, straw Clothes
5279 Having sex Sexuality
2970 Hay Agriculture
3256 Headache Health and Illness
1028 Headrag Clothes
469 Health and Illness (First level term)
1156 Hearing Law
5022 Hearing impairment Health and Illness
515 Heidelberg Education
4456 Heresy Religion
4885 Heritage Identity, Cultural
615 Hierarchical Race
5558 Highway diners Economy
1165 Hill country Identity, Cultural
3204 Hill farms Agriculture
3715 Hinduism Religion
1662 Historical Progress
3244 Historical Clothes
241 History (First level term)
5014 History Education
3702 Holiday Ritual
5447 Holiday dinner Ritual
796 Homefront War
2009 Homelessness Class
4432 Homogeneity Progress
4489 Honky-Tonks Entertainment
2887 Horse race Entertainment
4578 Horse theft Crime
1219 Hospitality Region
5238 Hospitalization|Operation Health and Illness
4994 Household gardening Agriculture
4985 Housing Slavery
5341 Housing Segregation
4778 Humiliation Slavery
1163 Hung jury Law
954 Hunter Identity, Personal
758 Hunting Ritual
470 Hunting and Fishing (First level term)
1836 Hunting clothes Clothes
2587 Husbandry Agriculture

Any part of a text related to the care and breeding of animals. The immediate context for this is on an actual farm, as for example Mink's attempt to breed his cow with a local bull. It also extends out to any knowledge of animals for the purposes of domestication or labor. For example, Lucius Priest being able to identify a horse as "three-quarters-bred" in The Reivers, though the horse itself is not on a farm. JB

4684 Hymns Religion
3061 Hypocritical Identity, Personal
2440 Ice-cream Food
3052 Idealization Gender
436 Identity, Cultural (First level term)
471 Identity, Personal (First level term)
582 Illegitimacy Sexuality
1761 Illiteracy Education
1346 Imaginary Negro men Race
2138 Imagined Violence
5222 Immigration History
3928 Immigration|Immigrants Nationality
2773 Immodest female clothing Clothes
5571 Impaired vision Health and Illness
1275 Implied shooting Violence
2504 Imported Slavery

To indicate when slaves began their lives (in either freedom or slavery) outside the U.S. The most obvious example are the slaves Sutpen brings with him from the Caribbean. SR

3082 Impotence Sexuality
2944 Incarceration Law

There are already a number of similar words in the keyword list that denote some type of legal confinement. This one is meant to indicate the general concept of going to jail, not the direct action of someone being sent to jail or prison. JB

3290 Incest Sexuality
4916 Indian / Native American wars War
1465 Indian medicine Health and Illness
1674 Indian Removal History
329 Indian slave-owners Slavery
1152 Indictment Law
5415 Indistinguishable Race

Whenever a white and black character cannot be distinguished from one another, or when a white character looks black and vice versa. I'm thinking here of Uncle Willy and Secretary in the plane in "Uncle Willy", "Uncle Willy and Secretary side by side and looking exactly alike, I don't mean in the face but exactly alike two tines of a garden fork look exactly alike before they chop into the ground" (244). JB

5537 Indoor plumbing Progress
2247 Industrial Labor
3202 Industrialization Economy
4167 Inequalities Race

Created to capture the pervasive patterns of difference caused by race - specifically, that the white hunters in "Race at Morning" carry good guns while Simon carries an old "britchloader slung on a piece of plow line" (298). Could also be used to capture what Bayard calls the "arrangements" between him and Ringo, etc. SR

3535 Infantilizing of blacks Prejudice
4466 Infection Health and Illness
2275 Informal Education

Any time a character "learns-by-doing" or receives some type of mentorship into a trade or profession. The specific example here is Mr Buffaloe teaching Boon how to operate a car. JB

2038 Informal arrangement Law

Whenever there is an arrangement between two or multiple parties that is not strictly legal, but is adhered to as law. For example, Judge Steven's arrangement with Maury Priest over the actions of Ludus and Boon in the Reivers. This won't hold up in a court of law, but is adhered to by both parties. J. Burgers

1457 Infrastructure Progress

This is a blanket term for any infrastructural development that happens. This is used for something that is either not covered, or when infrastructure in general improves. The specific example here is about Jefferson not being developed enough for it to have anything the Union Army might want. JB

681 Inheritance Law
899 Inheritance Government
4133 Inheritance refusal Law
901 Inherited position Government
1628 Initiation Ritual
1377 Injured Health and Illness
3627 Injury Health and Illness
4595 Innocence Crime
4796 Inquest Law
2758 Insanity Health and Illness
5345 Insanity plea Law
3768 Insomnia Health and Illness
1929 Institutional Religion
1508 Insubordination War
4581 Insurance Economy
1802 Integration Race
4143 Interference Government
1518 Interracial Violence
1580 Interracial Sexuality
278 Interracial violence Slavery
4791 Interruption Crime
2985 Interwar years Modernity

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