Arts and Humanities
Adolescents
8%
American History
33%
American novelist
11%
American novels
33%
Andre Dubus
11%
Believing
66%
Blood Meridian
27%
Brief Wondrous Life
16%
Burial
66%
Canada
33%
Cinematic Adaptation
33%
Circularity
33%
Close reading
16%
Coen brothers
33%
comma
11%
Connecticut Yankee
33%
Constructivism
8%
Cormac McCarthy
50%
Detective fiction
11%
Edith Wharton
33%
Empire
33%
Essentialism
8%
Esthetics
33%
European Literature
33%
fascination
8%
fictional texts
33%
Film adaptation
11%
Film noir
33%
Flight
16%
Folk Literature
33%
Foreign Policy
8%
Formalists
16%
Frontier
33%
Gardeners
11%
Genre
66%
Global
33%
Grandfathers
33%
Henry James
33%
Honor
16%
House-hold management
33%
Incest
33%
Intractability
16%
John Sayles
33%
John William
33%
Jolly Corner
33%
King Arthur Court
33%
Literary Criticism
16%
Literary language
16%
Literary Studies
16%
Literary Style
11%
Literature
16%
Lolita
16%
Male body
8%
Manhood
16%
manliness
8%
Mark Twain
33%
Marxist
16%
Masculinity
16%
Mexico
33%
Modern Literature
33%
Modernist
16%
Mythology
33%
Narrative
33%
Narrative strategies
16%
Narrative style
33%
Neglect
16%
Obsessions
8%
Oscar Wao
16%
Perversity
16%
Poetics
33%
Political Identity
16%
Popular
16%
Possession
33%
Professor House
50%
Propensity
33%
Punctuation
33%
Reassessment
16%
Restraint
8%
Rhyme
16%
Rhythm
16%
Sandys
16%
Screenplay
33%
Seeing-in
100%
Self-constitution
16%
semicolon
11%
Sound
16%
Stranger
33%
Suspense
22%
Testaments
16%
thrillers
66%
Trauma
33%
True grit
33%
viewer
8%
Vladimir Nabokov
16%
Western Film
66%
Willa Cather
16%
William Carlos Williams
11%
Keyphrases
Academic Titles
16%
American Novel
33%
Authorial Styles
11%
Barbara
16%
Barthes
16%
Blood Meridian
27%
Cinematic Adaptation
33%
Circle Time
33%
Circular Processes
16%
Close Reading
16%
Coen Brothers
33%
Comma
11%
Cormac McCarthy
50%
Cultural Matrix
16%
Detective Fiction
16%
Dispossession
33%
Dual Career
11%
Edith Wharton
33%
Ethics
33%
Fairy Tales
33%
Feminist Identity
16%
Fictional Texts
33%
Film Adaptation
11%
Film Noir
33%
Formalist
16%
Furniture Style
66%
Gape
33%
Hammett
33%
Henry James
16%
Historicist
16%
History of Violence
33%
Hospitality
33%
Housekeeping
16%
Image Symbol
16%
Inclination Factor
16%
John Sayles
33%
John Williams
33%
King Arthur
33%
Labour Pattern
6%
Literary Criticism
16%
Literary Language
16%
Literary Studies
16%
Literary Style
11%
Literature Course
16%
Lolita
16%
MacDonald
33%
Male Response
6%
Marilynne Robinson
21%
Mark Twain
33%
Marxist
16%
Misdirection
33%
Modernist
16%
Nabokov
16%
Narrative Sequences
16%
Narrative Strategies
16%
Narrative Style
33%
No Country for Old Men
11%
Noir Fiction
33%
Personal Reasons
16%
Perversity
16%
Poeticity
33%
Popular Genres
13%
Roughing It
33%
Sage
33%
Scare Quote
33%
Screenplay
33%
Self-constitution
16%
Semicolon
11%
Signature Style
33%
Strangers on a Train
33%
Thriller
66%
Traversable
16%
Twain
33%
Unified Identity
16%
Verbal Features
16%
Verbal Style
11%
Vladimir Nabokov
16%
Western Films
33%
Western Literature
33%
Willa Cather
16%
William Carlos Williams
11%
Withholding Information
16%
