Keywords

Term ID Vocabulary Parentsort ascending Term Description
3447 Actions Emotional Longing
3615 Actions Emotional Stubbornness
3672 Actions Emotional Hero worship
3723 Actions Emotional Inferiority
3725 Actions Emotional Reassurance
3727 Actions Emotional Selfishness
3729 Actions Emotional Joy
3761 Actions Emotional Hurting
3834 Actions Emotional Tragic / tragedy
3836 Actions Emotional Practicality
3854 Actions Emotional Horror
3972 Actions Emotional Self-consciousness
4005 Actions Emotional Relief
4064 Actions Emotional Annoyed
4124 Actions Emotional Dementia
4156 Actions Emotional Humiliation
4166 Actions Emotional Possessiveness
4169 Actions Emotional Fascination
4238 Actions Emotional Introspective
4249 Actions Emotional Rebelliousness
4297 Actions Emotional Self-pity
4310 Actions Emotional Bewilderment
4334 Actions Emotional Overwhelmed
4355 Actions Emotional Incredulity
4376 Actions Emotional Disappointment
4383 Actions Emotional Anguish
4501 Actions Emotional Denial
4614 Actions Emotional Disgust
4690 Actions Emotional Confident
4721 Actions Emotional Anticipation
4859 Actions Emotional Expecting
4883 Actions Emotional Panic
5128 Actions Emotional Dread
5196 Actions Emotional Proud
5541 Actions Emotional Happy
5585 Actions Emotional Numbness
513 Cultural Issues Education Harvard
515 Cultural Issues Education Heidelberg
518 Cultural Issues Education Law school
786 Cultural Issues Education Primary school
840 Cultural Issues Education Graduation
1262 Cultural Issues Education Mentorship
1759 Cultural Issues Education Rural school
1761 Cultural Issues Education Illiteracy
1846 Cultural Issues Education Yale
2143 Cultural Issues Education West Point
2275 Cultural Issues Education Informal

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
2516 Cultural Issues Education Female education
2572 Cultural Issues Education College
2884 Cultural Issues Education Parenting

This word already exists as a private interaction. Here it is intended not as a specific moment of parenting, but rather the cultural norms and practices that are related to parenting. JB
2993 Cultural Issues Education Virginia
3030 Cultural Issues Education Negro education
3225 Cultural Issues Education G.I. Bill
3297 Cultural Issues Education Chapel Service (morning prayers)
3308 Cultural Issues Education College class or lecture
3367 Cultural Issues Education Being well read / erudite
3464 Cultural Issues Education Sewanee
3465 Cultural Issues Education Oxford
3466 Cultural Issues Education Rhodes Scholar
3630 Cultural Issues Education Princeton
3701 Cultural Issues Education Divinity school
3714 Cultural Issues Education Psychology class
3756 Cultural Issues Education School year
3765 Cultural Issues Education College or school traditions
3766 Cultural Issues Education Life after graduation
3893 Cultural Issues Education Exams / tests
3894 Cultural Issues Education Expelled / expulsion
4186 Cultural Issues Education Dropping out
4226 Cultural Issues Education Military education
4272 Cultural Issues Education Flight school
4287 Cultural Issues Education College life
4288 Cultural Issues Education Need to be educated
4435 Cultural Issues Education Truancy
4464 Cultural Issues Education Missing school
5014 Cultural Issues Education History
5089 Cultural Issues Education Academia
5113 Cultural Issues Education Trade school
5364 Cultural Issues Education Phi Beta Kappa
5381 Cultural Issues Education University of Mississippi
5535 Cultural Issues Education Valedictorian
5550 Cultural Issues Education School vs life
5629 Cultural Issues Education Self-taught
524 Cultural Issues Economy Tenantry|Share-cropping

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
532 Cultural Issues Economy Predatory practices
556 Cultural Issues Economy Bargaining
577 Cultural Issues Economy Gambling
599 Cultural Issues Economy Auction
859 Cultural Issues Economy Gift
862 Cultural Issues Economy Property
1018 Cultural Issues Economy Self-sufficiency
1044 Cultural Issues Economy Wealth
1064 Cultural Issues Economy Dowry
1191 Cultural Issues Economy Poverty
1194 Cultural Issues Economy Wages
1313 Cultural Issues Economy Buying a house
1368 Cultural Issues Economy Rural sales
1965 Cultural Issues Economy Domestic
2409 Cultural Issues Economy White-Indian commerce
2412 Cultural Issues Economy Civic boosterism
2420 Cultural Issues Economy Cotton planting

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