Keywords
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Parent | Description | |
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501 | Tall tale | Genre Conventions | ||
5083 | Tallahatchie River | Allusion, Geographical | ||
2566 | Tamerlane | Allusion, Historical | ||
5701 | Tancred | Allusion, Historical | ||
4931 | Tarleton, Banastre | Allusion, Historical | ||
1875 | Taylor, Jeremy | Allusion, Literary | ||
4189 | Technological imagery | Figures of Speech | ||
5064 | Temple at Goodwin's | Recurring Episodes | ||
5065 | Temple at Reba's | Recurring Episodes | ||
5062 | Temple leaves train | Recurring Episodes | ||
5066 | Temple testifying | Recurring Episodes | ||
4445 | Temporal discontinuity | Narrative |
When narrative relates events in achronological order, i.e. event3 followed by event1 followed by event2, etc. Cf. opening paragraph of Sanctuary. SR |
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668 | Temporal projection | Narrative |
When the narrative gets ahead of itself, for example in "Race at Morning" Event 305.1 begins "Then we seen him for the first time," but that does not actually happen until two Events later, 305.3, "and then suddenly . . . the buck hisself" (305). It doesn't matter whether the narrative is looking forward a dozen sentences or a hundred pages, whenever it explicitly anticipates something that it won't actually depict until a later Event, it's "Temporal projection." SR |
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2786 | Ten Commandments | Allusion, Biblical | ||
2580 | Tennessee | Allusion, Geographical | ||
4786 | Tennessee Junction, Tennessee | Allusion, Geographical | ||
5192 | Tennyson, Alfred | Allusion, Literary | ||
3474 | Texas | Allusion, Geographical | ||
5037 | Texas horses auctioned | Recurring Episodes | ||
5420 | Thackeray | Allusion, Literary | ||
3781 | The Tempest | Allusion, Literary | ||
2981 | Theatrical | Symbolism | ||
2982 | Theatrical effect | Narrative | ||
3055 | Theatrical setting | Metafictional | ||
3120 | Theodicy | Interpretation | ||
2851 | Thessaloniki | Allusion, Geographical | ||
3309 | Thompson's Restaurant in Boston, Massachusetts | Allusion, Geographical | ||
3874 | Threads | Figures of Speech | ||
3425 | Three score and ten | Allusion, Biblical |
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Parent | Description | |
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5643 | Tankard | Objects | ||
2076 | Tarpaulin | Objects | ||
3477 | Tea | Objects | ||
3905 | Tedious / tedium | Philosophical | ||
2003 | Teeth | Body | ||
1926 | Teetotaler | Character | ||
3000 | Telegram | Texts | ||
2373 | Telepathy | Supernatural | ||
2494 | Tenderness | Character | ||
4839 | Tending to animal | Animals | ||
4421 | tent | Objects | ||
2570 | Termites | Animals | ||
1404 | Terror | Psychological | ||
3157 | Testicles | Body | ||
393 | Texts | (First level term) | ||
3952 | Thighs | Body | ||
2110 | Thimble | Objects | ||
3539 | Thinking of home | Recurring Tropes | ||
653 | Thinness | Body | ||
1948 | Threshold | Recurring Tropes |
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Parent | Description | |
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4929 | Tartan | Clothes | ||
3458 | Taste | Gender | ||
1216 | Taxes | Politics | ||
4724 | Taxes, local | Government | ||
1665 | Technological | Progress | ||
446 | Technology | (First level term) | ||
2774 | Teetotaling | Alcohol |
Teetotaling as a cultural issue or as a personal moral or habitual choice. This is different than "teetotaler" under character, which is the defining character trait of that person. The example here is Minnie in The Reivers who works in a brothel, but is a teetotaler because she is a "damn christian scientist or republican or something" (153). In this sense, it is not her defining character trait. JB |
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5384 | Telegraph | Technology | ||
4496 | Telegraph | Progress | ||
801 | Telephone | Mass Media | ||
2279 | Telephone | Technology | ||
1664 | Television | Technology | ||
3034 | Television | Entertainment | ||
524 | Tenantry|Share-cropping | Economy |
There are significant differences between "share-cropping" and "tenant farming" in reality. "Tenants" typically furnished their own farming tools and livestock, and had at least a measure of control over what crops they planted on land they rented from a landlord; "share-croppers" typically only contributed their own labor, with the landlord dictating what they would raise and providing the animals and tools they used. But in his fiction Faulkner does not maintain this distinction, using the terms as essentially synonymous. SR |
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4203 | Tennis shoes | Clothes | ||
4602 | Territory | Law | ||
574 | Testimony | Law | ||
1155 | The South | Region |
When a narrator or character explicitly foregrounds the region as distinctive, problematic, or otherwise noteworthy. JW |
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1574 | The West | Region | ||
592 | Theft|Robbery | Crime |
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Parent | Description | |
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2921 | Tasting | Perceptual | ||
637 | Taunt | Verbal | ||
4654 | Taxi | Movement | ||
3550 | Teacher-class of students | Interaction, Social | ||
3549 | Teacher-student | Interaction, Private | ||
1578 | Teaching | Work | ||
1610 | Teaching | Hunting | ||
1644 | Teaching | Domestic | ||
2111 | Teasing | Verbal | ||
2350 | Telegraph | Communication | ||
1415 | Telephone | Communication | ||
2325 | Telling | Verbal | ||
3469 | Tennis | Play | ||
5586 | Tension | Bodily | ||
1292 | Terror | Emotional | ||
5652 | Testifying | Legal | ||
5680 | Thanking | Verbal | ||
2006 | Theatricality | Emotional | ||
2973 | Thinking | Mental | ||
1597 | Thirsting | Bodily | ||
563 | Threat | Verbal | ||
1750 | Threatening | Violent |
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Parent | Description | |
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1270 | Tavern | Place | ||
3472 | Tea | Time of Day | ||
4497 | Telegraph office | Public | ||
3310 | Ten o'clock a.m. | Time of Day | ||
5148 | Ten o'clock p.m. | Time of Day | ||
4897 | Tent | Place | ||
3210 | Thanksgiving | Time of Year | ||
5194 | Three o'clock a.m. | Time of Day |
Term ID |
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Parent | Description | |
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741 | Teacher-student | Hierarchical |