Keywords

Term ID Vocabulary Parentsort descending Term Description
4178 Aesthetics Narrative Reported narration passim in section
3369 Aesthetics Narrative Resumption of sentence after interruption
1989 Aesthetics Narrative Revision
3081 Aesthetics Narrative Revisionary
1975 Aesthetics Narrative Second-person directed

Whenever the narrator of the text refers to "you" as a specific subject or auditor, as is the case with Lucius II referring to Lucius III in the Reivers. This is slightly more nuanced than storytelling, which is generic. Instead this is a narrative crafted with a particular auditor in mind.
1139 Aesthetics Narrative Self-correction

When the narrator corrects, or significantly qualifies, an immediately preceding statement or account. JW
1650 Aesthetics Narrative Self-Reflective
2212 Aesthetics Narrative Stream of consciousness narration
2315 Aesthetics Narrative Summary
5270 Aesthetics Narrative Suspended|Resumed
4107 Aesthetics Narrative Suspense
4445 Aesthetics Narrative Temporal discontinuity

When narrative relates events in achronological order, i.e. event3 followed by event1 followed by event2, etc. Cf. opening paragraph of Sanctuary. SR
668 Aesthetics Narrative Temporal projection

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
2982 Aesthetics Narrative Theatrical effect
4700 Aesthetics Narrative Under oath
4982 Aesthetics Narrative Unidentified character
2211 Aesthetics Narrative Unreliable narrator
1639 Aesthetics Narrative Withholding
1257 Cultural Issues Nationality American
4934 Cultural Issues Nationality English / British
3936 Cultural Issues Nationality Foreigners
5188 Cultural Issues Nationality French
3928 Cultural Issues Nationality Immigration|Immigrants
960 Cultural Issues Nationality Japanese
1567 Cultural Issues Nationality Old vs New World
4050 Cultural Issues Nationality U.S. citizenship
848 Environment Natural Back country
5485 Environment Natural Beach
3344 Environment Natural Body of water

For when a text refers to a pond, lake, or sea (as in Sea of Galilee or other inland bodies of water). JBP
3445 Environment Natural Cave
3593 Environment Natural Cavern / Grotto
4100 Environment Natural Cedar trees
926 Environment Natural Creek
851 Environment Natural Creek bottom
699 Environment Natural Delta
951 Environment Natural Delta rivers
2926 Environment Natural Dew
3559 Environment Natural Dirt / Earth
3649 Environment Natural Ditches
3785 Environment Natural Fecundity / lushness
3429 Environment Natural Fire
3981 Environment Natural Flowers
2925 Environment Natural Grass
1175 Environment Natural Hills
3683 Environment Natural Ivy
1813 Environment Natural Landmark

This term can be used for natural phenomena used as a landmark. (Added for the Gum Tree -- capitalized in the text -- used in "Lion" and related texts like "The Bear.")
3846 Environment Natural Leaf / leaves
3821 Environment Natural Lichen / fungi
1427 Environment Natural Moon
3980 Environment Natural Moss
3540 Environment Natural Mountains
3541 Environment Natural Mud
3881 Environment Natural Orchard
3006 Environment Natural Prehistoric forces
4792 Environment Natural Quicksand
2071 Environment Natural River
3823 Environment Natural Rocks / stones
4144 Environment Natural Sand
3592 Environment Natural Sea / Ocean
3544 Environment Natural Sky
1822 Environment Natural Spring
2221 Environment Natural Stars
1595 Environment Natural Swamp
3736 Environment Natural Tide flat / marsh
2252 Environment Natural Trees
5175 Environment Natural Valley
3966 Environment Natural Vines
3860 Environment Natural Water moving / flowing
3965 Environment Natural Weeds
1548 Environment Natural Wilderness

I'm wondering how this is different from "woods" and if they two terms might need to be meshed into one. Are woods more domestic or something? LW
I'm using wilderness when it is directly discussed in the text as a presence, a living thing as in GDM (i.e., "the wilderness breathed again" (174)) JJ
1103 Environment Natural Woods
3277 Actions Non-human Animal senses
1591 Actions Non-human Attack
3321 Actions Non-human Bird flying
3319 Actions Non-human Bird watching a human
1467 Actions Non-human Decay
3793 Actions Non-human Dog barking
1373 Actions Non-human Escape
3214 Themes and Motifs Objects Air gun
3252 Themes and Motifs Objects Airplane
2236 Themes and Motifs Objects Anchovies
1615 Themes and Motifs Objects Antlers
3738 Themes and Motifs Objects Apple tree
1247 Themes and Motifs Objects Ax
3112 Themes and Motifs Objects Baby bottle
1825 Themes and Motifs Objects Ballot Box
1823 Themes and Motifs Objects Basket
3276 Themes and Motifs Objects Bed
1388 Themes and Motifs Objects Bible
2070 Themes and Motifs Objects Boat
5491 Themes and Motifs Objects Bomb-sight
2452 Themes and Motifs Objects Books
3039 Themes and Motifs Objects Booksatchel
2469 Themes and Motifs Objects Bottle
2905 Themes and Motifs Objects Bow and arrow
3138 Themes and Motifs Objects Bowl
941 Themes and Motifs Objects Brass
3177 Themes and Motifs Objects Bricks
4733 Themes and Motifs Objects Briefcase
3364 Themes and Motifs Objects Broken glass

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