Keywords
Term ID | Vocabulary |
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Term | Description |
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4290 | Cultural Issues | Identity, Cultural | Mankind | |
4246 | Cultural Issues | Identity, Cultural | National | |
2952 | Cultural Issues | Identity, Cultural | Northerner | |
602 | Cultural Issues | Identity, Cultural | Rural | |
3180 | Cultural Issues | Identity, Cultural | South vs North | |
4233 | Cultural Issues | Identity, Cultural | Southern stereotype | |
1530 | Cultural Issues | Identity, Cultural | Yankee | |
4065 | Cultural Issues | Identity, Personal | Alter ego / other self | |
1693 | Cultural Issues | Identity, Personal | Ambiguous | |
5397 | Cultural Issues | Identity, Personal | Ancestral | |
5157 | Cultural Issues | Identity, Personal | Background | |
3508 | Cultural Issues | Identity, Personal | Emptying oneself | |
4851 | Cultural Issues | Identity, Personal | Family role | |
4129 | Cultural Issues | Identity, Personal | Financial independence | |
954 | Cultural Issues | Identity, Personal | Hunter | |
3061 | Cultural Issues | Identity, Personal | Hypocritical | |
4273 | Cultural Issues | Identity, Personal | Mistaken identity | |
3003 | Cultural Issues | Identity, Personal | Old vs new selves | |
1720 | Cultural Issues | Identity, Personal | On frontier | |
709 | Cultural Issues | Identity, Personal | Soldier | |
5123 | Themes and Motifs | Inheritance | Income | |
4895 | Themes and Motifs | Inheritance | Inheritance of wrong | |
4547 | Themes and Motifs | Inheritance | Property | |
5621 | Themes and Motifs | Inheritance | Renouncing | |
1160 | Themes and Motifs | Inheritance | Traits |
In the biological sense rather than the legal or economic one: inherited physical, psychological, or moral characteristics. JW |
5323 | Relationships | Institutional | Church-Town |
Relationship between any of the Churches and the Town in which they are situated. The specific example here is that even though Reverend Schultz and his church found a new clerk to replace Uncle Willy, no one trusted the new stranger. |
2825 | Relationships | Institutional | Doctor-patient | |
1406 | Relationships | Institutional | Jailer-prisoner | |
744 | Relationships | Institutional | Lawyer-client | |
776 | Relationships | Institutional | Military | |
1540 | Relationships | Institutional | Minister and parishioner | |
1773 | Relationships | Institutional | Police-arrestee | |
3839 | Actions | Interaction, Private | Assist | |
4020 | Actions | Interaction, Private | Breaking marriage engagement | |
4321 | Actions | Interaction, Private | Coercion | |
794 | Actions | Interaction, Private | Conversation | |
1317 | Actions | Interaction, Private | Courting | |
2148 | Actions | Interaction, Private | Domineering | |
1507 | Actions | Interaction, Private | Interrogation | |
2147 | Actions | Interaction, Private | Parenting | |
4223 | Actions | Interaction, Private | Rejection | |
967 | Actions | Interaction, Private | Rivalry | |
2355 | Actions | Interaction, Private | Seducing | |
2136 | Actions | Interaction, Private | Seeking approval | |
4227 | Actions | Interaction, Private | Sexual | |
3504 | Actions | Interaction, Private | Store owner-customer | |
3578 | Actions | Interaction, Private | Strangers in a public place |
For when two people happen to interact in some way in the street or some other public place. Added for Quentin's various chance encounters with people during his long day of travel in and around Cambridge. JBP |
3499 | Actions | Interaction, Private | Street vendor / service worker | |
3549 | Actions | Interaction, Private | Teacher-student | |
634 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Auction | |
2171 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Ball/dance | |
1691 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Barbecue | |
4260 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Camaraderie | |
2923 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Celebration | |
1754 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Charity |
Here charity is understood as a communal act and is therefore a social interaction. JB |
2713 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Church | |
1729 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Civic discussion | |
1704 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Civic dispute | |
4609 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Competition | |
1984 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Concealment |
Any time a character hides something from his peer group or society at large. The particular instance here is John Powell concealing his pistol from the men in the livery stable. |
2078 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Confrontation | |
4940 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Conspiracy | |
2547 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Conversion |
Whenever a religious person changes someone's mind on religion. The example here is Hightower taming Ballanbaugh's through violent conversion. JB |
5255 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Dances | |
612 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Elopement | |
5093 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Exposure | |
4996 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Female gathering | |
1682 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Frontier life | |
2286 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Gentleman's agreement |
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 |
502 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Gossip | |
2033 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Greeting | |
2688 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Hosting | |
1724 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Incarcerating | |
976 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Leadership | |
1701 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Making progress | |
2259 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Male gathering |
Added "Male gathering" to capture those moments where men gather in public spaces, like porches, stores, and on the street.--LW |
1683 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Marketing | |
949 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Marriage | |
2711 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Mixed-race gathering | |
2011 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Noblesse oblige |
Any time of social contract that is maintained that relies on implied class differences. The term is a bit murky, but Faulkner refers to it explicitly and implicitly on a number of occasions. The agreement between Maury Priest and John Powell, and the remission of Miss Emily's taxes are examples. JB |
2431 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Partying | |
657 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Peer group | |
4025 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Picnic | |
2785 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Shaking hands | |
619 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Shopping | |
2422 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Social protest | |
4576 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Spectate |
Whenever a group of people are watching an event unfold. For example, when the soldiers watch Buck and Buddy play cards in the Unvanquished (50). JB |
3550 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Teacher-class of students | |
1539 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Visiting | |
2524 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Voting | |
5518 | Actions | Interaction, Social | Withdrawal from public | |
782 | Relationships | Intergenerational | Conflict | |
610 | Relationships | Intergenerational | Female | |
754 | Relationships | Intergenerational | Grandparent-grandchild | |
769 | Relationships | Intergenerational | Hunting party | |
806 | Relationships | Intergenerational | Mentor-disciple | |
2256 | Relationships | Intergenerational | Obligation | |
725 | Relationships | Intergenerational | Rivalry | |
2417 | Relationships | Intergenerational | Tutor-student | |
2444 | Relationships | Intergenerational | Uncle-nephew |