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Term ID Vocabularysort descending Parent Term Description
5625 Aesthetics Symbolism Time
5630 Aesthetics Recurring Episodes Wash kills Sutpen
5631 Aesthetics Recurring Episodes Wash charges posse
5632 Aesthetics Recurring Episodes Ab Snopes at De Spain's house
5637 Aesthetics Typography/Orthography Ellipses
5656 Aesthetics Allusion, Literary Lilliput
5657 Aesthetics Allusion, Historical Battle of Manassas
5659 Aesthetics Allusion, Historical LeFlore, Greenwood
5660 Aesthetics Allusion, Historical Hinds, General Thomas
5661 Aesthetics Allusion, Historical DeFrance, Abraham
5662 Aesthetics Allusion, Historical Claiborne, William C. C.
5663 Aesthetics Allusion, Historical Clay, Henry
5665 Aesthetics Recurring Episodes Tommy's murder
5666 Aesthetics Allusion, Literary Hemingway, Ernest
5668 Aesthetics Allusion, Historical Burnside, Ambrose
5669 Aesthetics Allusion, Historical Hooker, Joseph
5670 Aesthetics Allusion, Historical McClellan, George B.
5671 Aesthetics Allusion, Historical Pope, John
5673 Aesthetics Allusion, Historical Bernhardt, Sarah
5674 Aesthetics Allusion, Historical Duse, Eleonora
5685 Aesthetics Allusion, Historical Pickett, George
5686 Aesthetics Allusion, Historical Nazi Party
5689 Aesthetics Genre Conventions War story
5691 Aesthetics Allusion, Geographical Louisville, Kentucky
5698 Aesthetics Allusion, Literary Rabelais, Francois
5699 Aesthetics Allusion, Geographical El Paso
5700 Aesthetics Allusion, Historical De Bouillon, Godfrey
5701 Aesthetics Allusion, Historical Tancred
5705 Aesthetics Allusion, Historical Spanish Civil War
5707 Aesthetics Allusion, Historical Mussolini, Benito
5708 Aesthetics Allusion, Historical Stalin, Joseph
5713 Aesthetics Allusion, Literary Malraux, Andre
5714 Aesthetics Allusion, Historical Carver, George Washington
5715 Aesthetics Allusion, Historical Washington, Booker T.
5716 Aesthetics Allusion, Historical Lenin, Vladimir
5717 Aesthetics Allusion, Literary Frankenstein
5718 Aesthetics Allusion, Historical Hoover, Herbert
5719 Aesthetics Allusion, Historical Hoover, J. Edgar
5720 Aesthetics Allusion, Historical Aitken, Max
5721 Aesthetics Allusion, Historical Finucane, Brendan Eamonn Fergus
5722 Aesthetics Allusion, Historical Malan, Adolph
5723 Aesthetics Allusion, Historical Beurling, George Frederick
5724 Aesthetics Allusion, Historical Deere, Alan Christopher
5725 Aesthetics Allusion, Historical Malan, Adolph
5726 Aesthetics Allusion, Historical Aitken, Max
5727 Aesthetics Allusion, Historical Finucane, Brendan Eamonn Fergus
5728 Aesthetics Allusion, Historical Beurling, George Frederick
5729 Aesthetics Allusion, Historical Deere, Alan Christopher
5732 Aesthetics Allusion, Historical Truman, Harry S.
5733 Aesthetics Allusion, Historical Thomas, Norman
5734 Aesthetics Allusion, Historical Bilbo, Theodore
5735 Aesthetics Allusion, Literary Catullus
5736 Aesthetics Description Color black
5738 Aesthetics Narrative Flash forward
5744 Aesthetics Language Anaphora
5747 Aesthetics Recurring Episodes Ab Snopes Horse trading
5752 Aesthetics Allusion, Geographical Kansas
5753 Aesthetics Allusion, Geographical Columbia, Tennessee
5763 Aesthetics Allusion, Geographical Maine
5764 Aesthetics Allusion, Mythical Gorgon
5770 Aesthetics Allusion, Historical Thucydides
5772 Aesthetics Allusion, Geographical Mississippi Valley
5775 Aesthetics Allusion, Biblical Golgotha
5776 Aesthetics Allusion, Mythical Vulcan
5778 Aesthetics Allusion, Mythical Olympus
5781 Aesthetics Allusion, Geographical Polynesia
5782 Aesthetics Allusion, Geographical Appalachia
5788 Aesthetics Allusion, Biblical Pharisee
5792 Aesthetics Allusion, Historical Babylon
5796 Aesthetics Allusion, Geographical Jefferson

This version of Jefferson is distinct from Environment -> Place, because it is being used to refer to Jefferson from a place that is not Jefferson (i.e. Frenchman's Bend). This is particularly pronounced in The Hamlet where Jefferson becomes an idealized reference point.
5797 Aesthetics Allusion, Geographical Frenchman's Bend
5799 Aesthetics Allusion, Biblical Job
5804 Aesthetics Allusion, Geographical Baltimore
5805 Aesthetics Allusion, Mythical Argos
5807 Aesthetics Recurring Episodes Architect builds Old Frenchman's place
5808 Aesthetics Allusion, Geographical Martinique
5809 Aesthetics Allusion, Historical Roman holiday
239 Cultural Issues (First level term) Class
240 Cultural Issues (First level term) Gender
241 Cultural Issues (First level term) History
242 Cultural Issues (First level term) Land-Use
243 Cultural Issues (First level term) Politics
244 Cultural Issues (First level term) Progress
245 Cultural Issues (First level term) Race
246 Cultural Issues (First level term) Region
247 Cultural Issues (First level term) Religion
248 Cultural Issues (First level term) Slavery
249 Cultural Issues (First level term) Violence
250 Cultural Issues (First level term) War
271 Cultural Issues Slavery Sex
272 Cultural Issues Slavery Racialism

Used to note passages where enslaved blacks are described as members of an inferior species. The Indians in "Red Leaves," for example, say that their slaves "are like horses and dogs." SR
273 Cultural Issues Slavery Labor
274 Cultural Issues Slavery Domestic labor
275 Cultural Issues Slavery Social value
276 Cultural Issues Slavery Purchase
277 Cultural Issues Slavery Violence
278 Cultural Issues Slavery Interracial violence
279 Cultural Issues Slavery Miscegenation
280 Cultural Issues Slavery Forced migration
281 Cultural Issues Slavery Metaphorical

Used to flag the passages in which a narrator or a non-enslaved character uses "slavery" metaphorically, to describe something else. Lucas Burch, for instance, complains that his job at the planing mill has him "slaving all day." SR

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