Keyphrases
Scarecrow
66%
E.T.A. Hoffmann
66%
Harper Lee
66%
Science Fiction
66%
Pinocchio
66%
Melodrama
66%
Conversation Frame
66%
To Kill a Mockingbird
66%
Uncle Tom
66%
United States
66%
Hegel's Aesthetics
66%
Laboring Mothers
66%
Faculty Search Committee
66%
Church Bells
66%
Voice Teacher
66%
European Literature
66%
Finnegans Wake
66%
Dubliners
66%
Mockingbird
66%
Unfreedom
66%
Dedalus
66%
Music Notation
66%
Romantic Movement
66%
Musical Life
66%
Bird Calls
66%
Professional Singer
66%
Stagecraft
66%
Wharton
66%
Referring Expressions
66%
Swinburne
66%
Hellenism
66%
Children's Fiction
66%
Afterlife
66%
Persephone
66%
Bondage
66%
Gothic Space
66%
Nineteenth-century Literature
66%
E-customs
66%
Liminality
66%
Digital Rhetoric
66%
Servitude
66%
Postcolonialism
66%
Wilders
66%
Reverence
66%
Fantasy Literature
66%
Cherokee
66%
Machinic
66%
King Lear
66%
History of Literary Criticism
66%
Poor Law
66%
Great Depression
66%
Commoners
66%
William Shakespeare
66%
Elizabethan
46%
Villette
44%
Female Development
44%
Goddess
44%
Unique Identifiability
44%
Reception History
44%
Cyborg
40%
Machine Age
40%
Unemployment
33%
New York
33%
Young Readers
33%
Modernist Poetics
33%
Literary Humanism
33%
Jane Ellen Harrison
33%
Working Motherhood
33%
James George Frazer
33%
Modernist Writer
33%
Victorian Science
33%
Max Horkheimer
33%
Theodor W. Adorno
33%
New Historiography
33%
Slavery
33%
Quattrocento
33%
Clear Lens
33%
Ordinary Life
33%
Scientific Objectivity
33%
William Dean Howells
33%
American Realism
33%
Literary Subject
33%
Realistic Fiction
33%
Liberal Ideal
33%
Revolutionary Era
33%
Victorian Women
33%
Armadale
33%
Children's Reading
33%
Women's Fiction
33%
Feminist Criticism
33%
Female Audience
33%
Popular Politics
33%
Comportment
33%
Leading Ideas
33%
Brontë
33%
Reformation of Manners
33%
Mary Elizabeth Braddon
33%
Bourgeois Revolution
33%
Child Desire
33%
Higher Criticism
33%
Imminence
33%
Specific Genre
33%
Literary Autonomy
33%
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
33%
Natural Technology
33%
Schopenhauer
33%
Romantic child
33%
Fantasy Genre
33%
Transitional Object
33%
Means of Persuasion
33%
Rhetorician
33%
Children's Literature
33%
Women's Literature
33%
Family Identity
33%
Abandoned children
33%
Cotton Mather
33%
Calvinist
33%
National Mythology
33%
God's Grace
33%
Children of God
33%
Fresh Start
33%
Birth Parents
33%
France
33%
Rhetor
33%
Extrahuman
33%
Ian Bogost
33%
Rhetorical Action
33%
Rhetorical Education
33%
Vagrant
33%
Folk Heroes
26%
Folktales
26%
Star Trek
26%
Nobility
22%
Broomstick
22%
Nathaniel Hawthorne
22%
Native Identity
22%
Written Tradition
22%
Three-cornered Hat
22%
Powwow
22%
Embroidery
22%
Clear Goals
22%
Homesickness
22%
Common Man
22%
European Cultural Heritage
22%
Artistic Legacy
22%
Consistent Criterion
22%
Role Functioning
22%
Transliteration
22%
Walter Pater
22%
Greek Antiquity
22%
Balzac
22%
Affectation
22%
Classical Learning
22%
Matthew Arnold
22%
Ballad
22%
Jude the Obscure
22%
Victorian England
22%
Female Protagonist
22%
Hiero
22%
Hades
22%
Underworld
22%
Neverland
22%
Nutcracker
22%
Louisa May Alcott
22%
Frances Hodgson Burnett
22%
Domestic Scenario
22%
Female Gothic
22%
Charlotte Smith
22%
Women Authors
22%
Feminist Reading
22%
Ann Radcliffe
22%
Female Character
22%
ELIZA
22%
Colonial Occupation
22%
National Subjects
22%
Patriot
22%
Spanish America
22%
Affective Economies
22%
Patriot Movement
22%
Mourning Rituals
22%
Demeter
22%
Stephenie Meyer
22%
Charlotte's Web
22%
Neil Gaiman
22%
J. M. Barrie
22%
Little Women
22%
E. B. White
22%
Wuthering Heights
22%
J.K. Rowling
22%
Harry Potter
22%
Speech Acts
22%
Role Value
22%
Utopian Communities
22%
Earthly Paradise
22%
Discourse Prominence
22%
European Tradition
22%
Women's Writing
22%
Reunification
22%
Solitary Male
22%
Chattel Slavery
22%
Forced Marriage
22%
Forced Separation
22%
Slave Narrative
22%
Extortion
22%
Feminist Fiction
22%
Indian Territory
22%
Feminist Literary Criticism
22%
Deixis
22%
Topic Continuity
22%
Discourse Referent
22%
Literary Relations
19%
Surveillance Equipment
19%
American Population
16%
Childishness
16%
Reading Experience
16%
Lynch Mob
16%
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
16%
Narrative Strategies
16%
Past Self
16%
Low Birth Rate
16%
American Author
16%
Philosophy of Right
16%
Phenomenology of Spirit
16%
Europe
16%
Western Thought
16%
Friedrich Schelling
16%
Financial Crisis
16%
Berlin University
16%
Science of Logic
16%
Hegel's philosophy
16%
Duchy
16%
Hegelian Dialectic
16%
Absolute Idealism
16%
Private Tutor
16%
Foreclosure
16%
Great Britain
16%
Capote
16%
Truman Capote
16%
Alternative Canon
16%
Southern Gothic
16%
Queer Literature
16%
Stock Market
16%
Deadpan
16%
Twain
16%
Thoughtfulness
16%
Inner Self
16%
Ethics
16%
Atticus Finch
16%
McCullers
16%
Mass Incarceration
16%
Postcolonial
16%
Large Banks
16%
Interdependence
16%
Depositors
16%
Financial Crashes
16%
French Government
16%
National Well-being
16%
French People
16%
Bank of America
16%
Edith Wharton
16%
World War I
16%
Biblical Studies
16%
Hippolyte Taine
16%
Market Crash
16%
Coercion
16%
New York Stock Exchange
16%
Basic Human Values
13%
Parenting Culture
13%
Tennis Shoes
13%
Puppetry
13%
Gaming Skills
13%
Outcast
13%
Father Figure
13%
Syndication
13%
Universal Pattern
13%
Disney
13%
Populist
13%
Narrative Elements
13%
Disney Film
13%
Folkloric
13%
Promethean
13%
Dexter
13%
Traditional Folklore
13%
Historicist
13%
Tudor
13%
Revaluation
13%
Politics
13%
Political Dissent
13%
Child Character
13%
Divine Being
13%
Proper Sense
13%
Fine Line
13%
Lullaby
13%
Social Distress
13%
Insurrection
13%
Artificial Intelligence AI
13%
Peer Community
13%
Radicalism
13%
Creation of Man
13%
Cultural Unconscious
13%
Arts and Humanities
Edith Wharton
100%
Child Rearing
100%
Legacy
66%
Odyssey
66%
Lucy Snowe
66%
E. T. A. Hoffmann
66%
scarecrow
66%
Cultural Conditions
66%
Romance
66%
Hegel's Aesthetics
66%
Church musicians
66%
Transatlantic
66%
Romantic movement
66%
Finnegans Wake
66%
Dubliners
66%
Referring expressions
66%
Social conventions
66%
Habitus
66%
Servitude
66%
Liminality
66%
Liberal
66%
Science Fiction
66%
Reverence
66%
Panopticism
66%
Fantastic
66%
Long memory
66%
Musical life
66%
European Literature
66%
Musical Performances
66%
Pinocchio
66%
Musical Notation
66%
Non-Musicians
66%
Dublin
66%
Hellenism
66%
Afterlife
66%
Nineteenth-century Literature
66%
Public Discourse
66%
Beowulf
66%
Damsels
66%
Prayer
66%
bondage
66%
Definites
66%
Udolpho
66%
Digital rhetoric
66%
Stagecraft
66%
Fantasy Literature
66%
Goddess
66%
Cherokee
66%
Membering
66%
King Lear
66%
Historical Change
66%
Poor Law
66%
commoners
66%
distal
66%
Apostrophe
66%
Short Stories
66%
Creator
53%
Pathos
50%
Discourse
44%
Children's Fiction
44%
Patriot
44%
Cyborg
40%
science fiction films
40%
Frankenstein
40%
guise
35%
Humanist
33%
Narrative strategies
33%
Huckleberry Finn
33%
laugh
33%
Suspense
33%
Victorian Science
33%
Modernist Poetics
33%
T. W. Adorno
33%
Horkheimer
33%
Idioms
33%
Axis
33%
Popular politics
33%
Limits
33%
Elizabethan
33%
animate
33%
Pulitzer Prize
33%
Cultural complex
33%
Truman Capote
33%
Woman Novel
33%
inner self
33%
double life
33%
Alabama
33%
Gothic
33%
American writer
33%
medal
33%
Childishness
33%
Local Colour
33%
Dehumanization
33%
Matthew Arnold
33%
realist painting
33%
Greek antiquity
33%
Empirical science
33%
accolades
33%
realistic fiction
33%
Ballads
33%
American Civil War
33%
Walter Pater
33%
William Dean Howells
33%
Subjugation
33%
Victorian England
33%
Late Novel
33%
Feminist Criticism
33%
Victorian Women
33%
Eton
33%
trouble
33%
American realism
33%
Quattrocento
33%
Literary Style
33%
Scientific Objectivity
33%
Writing style
33%
pertinence
33%
Fictive
33%
Little Women
33%
Stephenie Meyer
33%
humankind
33%
J. K. Rowling
33%
Cotton Mather
33%
secret garden
33%
Wuthering heights
33%
Louisa May Alcott
33%
Female Protagonist
33%
Foregrounding
33%
Calvinist
33%
Harry Potter
33%
Underworld
33%
God's grace
33%
Historical Periods
33%
beast
33%
earthly paradise
33%
Expo
33%
Bounty
33%
Vows
33%
Rhetorical Education
33%
Rhetorical relations
33%
rhetor
33%
Divinity
33%
Children's Literature
26%
Suspicion
26%
Folk Hero
26%
Star Trek
26%
Folk tale
26%
Obsolescence
26%
Rivalry
26%
Mental space
26%
Panopticon
26%
Poem
22%
Spaniard
22%
Epic
22%
Nathaniel Hawthorne
22%
Frenchman
22%
Relics
22%
waistcoat
22%
Nobility
22%
American landscape
22%
wigs
22%
Velvet
22%
Embroidery
22%
Addressee
22%
15 th century
22%
Action
22%
Secular
22%
Allusion
22%
Absurdity
22%
autobiographical writing
22%
U.S. Supreme Court
22%
Transitional Object
22%
Maritime
22%
fairy
22%
Enchantment
22%
Poetry
22%
Neutral
22%
rhetorician
22%
Domesticated Animal
22%
American Story
22%
Women's literature
22%
Mourners
22%
Patriotism
22%
National Subject
22%
Spanish America
22%
Normative
22%
Speaker
22%
Invisibility
22%
Female Agency
22%
Reunification
22%
Speech Act
22%
Devotion
22%
Literary Relation
19%
Reception history
19%
Disciplinary power
16%
Female characters
16%
Charlotte Smith
16%
Women Authors
16%
Ann Radcliffe
16%
Feminist Reading
16%
Ethos
16%
Tudor
16%
Social Historian
16%
Deixis
16%
Shakespearean Drama
16%
Plebeian
16%
Modern Politics
16%
Shakespeare's England
16%
History of Philosophy
13%
Seminary
13%
Western thought
13%
Science of Logic
13%
Phenomenology of Spirit
13%
Hegel's philosophy
13%
Paul de Man
13%
Recapitulation
13%
Friedrich Schelling
13%
Philosophy of Right
13%
outcast
13%
puppetry
13%
Insurrection
13%
Warner Bros
13%
Space Odyssey
13%
Creationism
13%
Flesh
13%
divine being
13%
Father Figure
13%
folklorists
13%
Lullaby
13%
Parable
13%
Ethics of Responsibility
13%
Tennis
13%
Art Studies
11%
Biblical studies
11%
Special relations
9%
Master-slave Dialectic
9%
Early Woman
9%
Women's writing
9%
Forced Marriage
9%
Religious language
7%
Communion
7%
Religious Tradition
7%
Rhetorical theory
7%
Critical rhetoric
7%
Rhetorical Art
7%
Kenneth Burke
7%
Taming
6%
dramatist
6%
Henry VI
6%
Coriolanus
6%
1590s
6%
Political Behavior
6%
San Francisco
6%
bracelets
6%
Architectural Structure
6%
Jeremy Bentham
6%
Parks
6%
middle way
6%
Santa Claus
6%
Children's Rights
6%
Internalization
6%
Halloween
6%