Gothic Literature mind maps

Explore Gothic Literature mind maps

These maps connect ideas in different ways. Gothic Fiction brings together a definition, character types and examples. Gothic Critics collects critical views, while Liminality explores the idea of being on a boundary between two things.

Choose a route through the maps

For a broad starting point, use Gothic Fiction to see how its branches group ideas. Then look at Gothic Themes or Gothic Conventions for another way into the material. If you are studying a particular text, Woman in Black Main Characters focuses on people in that story, while Little Stranger: Chapter 1 links setting and character to the supernatural.

Revise with branches

Follow one branch at a time and try to recall its connections before looking again. Return to a map when you need to review an idea, then switch to a quiz on the unit page when you want to test your recall. Choose a map that fits the topic you are revising.