Literary Genres mind maps
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This GoConqr page gathers over 200 community-made mind maps on literary genres, from fiction and folklore to drama and tragedy. It is for school students studying genres and dramatic terms, and teachers looking for material on those topics, with resources mainly suited to secondary level. Pick a map and explore a genre.
Mind maps
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13 nodesSCIENCE FICTION It is a speculative g... · First, science fictio... · Also, a genre that wa... · Finally, this genre c... · In conclusion, scienc...
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14 nodesElements of drama Cast of characters · Setting · Scene · Dialogue · Script · Stage directions
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8 nodesUtopia/ Dystopia Utopian literature · Dystopian literature
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34 nodesLITERARY GENRES POETRY · DRAMA · NONFICTION PROSE · FICTION PROSE
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106 nodesWanda Wallace Fantasy · Historical Fiction · Horror · Sci-Fi
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87 nodesThemes in Duchess and Streetcar Secrets · Death and Desire (Ero... · Past/Present · Appearance versus rea... · Meritocracy and socia...
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41 nodesTravel Writing Perspectives changed ... · The 'Other' · Thomas Moore's Utopia... · Thomas Coryat 1577-1617 · The Bible and Christi... · GRAFTON: New worlds, ...
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44 nodesStudying a Drama What is a drama? · Characteristics of a ... · Types of drama · Key terms · Example of comedy and...
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186 nodesTypes of Genres: A Literary Guide What is Genre in Lite... · Categories · Difference Between Pr... · What is Genre Fiction? · Girolimon, M. (n.d.).... · What Are the Most Pop...
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174 nodesLet's know a little lierature Literature · Interpretation · Literary Objectives · Mimesis · Canon
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79 nodesFantasy Note Sheet Quiz Fantasy Subgenres · Archetypes · Elements of Setting · Author's Craft
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40 nodesLiterary Genres Poetry · Drama · Fiction · Non fiction
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68 nodesLiterary Genres Poetry · Drama · Prose · Jimenez Garcia Katia ...
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71 nodesLiterary Genres for Kids K-6 PICTURE BOOKS · TRADITIONAL LITERATURE · FICTION BOOKS · NON-FICTION BOOKS · COMIC BOOKS · POETRY BOOKS
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45 nodesNovel Forms Romance · Autobiography · Realism · Bildungsroman (Novel ... · Horror and Fantasy · Satire / comedy of ma...
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70 nodes1_Unit 5 Folk Literature Elements of Folk Lite... · Oral Tradition in pri... · Characteristics of Fo... · Analyzing Structure a...
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41 nodesNarrative Literature Horror · Historical fiction · Humor · Folk · Legends · Narrative non-fiction
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92 nodesTragic Hero_1 fueled by · Family · Common Man · His decisions only af...
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31 nodesLiterary genres Contemporary realisti... · Adventure/ mystery / ... · Science fiction / fan... · Historical fiction · Biography · Non fiction/ information
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27 nodesAt the heart of the tragic experience is an overwhelming sense of shame Lamia · La Belle Dame sans Merci · Eve of St Agnes
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141 nodesGrey matter Marge · Russel · speaker · Context · Purpose · Audience
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43 nodesCategories of Literature Main Genres
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43 nodesCategories of Literature Main Genres
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35 nodesWhat is Genre in Literature? A genre is a grouping... · What Are the Four Maj... · What’s the Difference... · What Are the Genres o... · What Are the Genres o... · What Are the Most Pop...
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44 nodesLiterature - Comedy Conventions COMMON FEATURES · COMIC STORY LINES · COMIC APPEAL · ORIGINS · SHAKESPEARE'S COMEDIES
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12 nodesIn drama an exciting force works as a catalyst to begin the central conflict. What serves as the exciting force and how is it significant to the meaning of the play? Pygmalion · A Streetcar
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29 nodesTragedy Roots · Shakespeare's Tragedies · Tragic Hero · Golden Mean
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41 nodesthemes in duchess of malfi and streetcar appeareance vs reality · past/present · secrets · meritocracy and inequ...
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36 nodesNovel Invented prose narrat... · This subgenre mixes d... · Extensive range of ty... · Events are not necess... · Characteristics:
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89 nodesLiteracy Genres Drama · Nonfiction · Poetry · Fiction
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27 nodesSimilarities PLOT: Short Stories a... · Type of story/novel · Novel and Short Story
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48 nodesTHE RISE OF THE NOVEL characters · the narrative technique · the novelist · types of novels
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42 nodesShakespearean Drama CONTEXT
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10 nodesTypes of Tragedies Senecan Tragedy · Revenge tragedy · Domestic tragedy · Tragicomedy
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37 nodesThe Duchess of Malfi and Streetcar Optimism at the end o...
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18 nodesFiction Novels · Short stories · Novellas · Romances · Fables · Parables
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39 nodesTragedy Aristotle's 'rules' f... · Revenge Tragedy
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6 nodesLiterary Genre Chivalric Romance is ... · The epic is an epic o... · A "fabliau" is a tale... · A Breton lay, also kn... · Fable is a literary g...
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17 nodesNovel Short story · It´s an extended work... · Classification: · Theories of the novel...
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48 nodesFolklore Cumulative Tales · Pour Quoi Tales · Beast Tales · Trickster Tales · Noodle Head/ Numbskul... · Realistic Tales
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About literary genres mind maps
GoConqr OriginalUsing literary genres mind maps
These maps offer different ways into the unit. Some organize broad categories of writing, while others focus on a genre or a feature of drama. For a practical starting point, open Elements of drama: its branches connect cast, setting, dialogue, script and stage directions.
For fiction, the map on utopia and dystopia contrasts writing about ideal societies with dystopian literature. Other maps focus on science fiction, realistic fiction, fantasy and gothic fiction. For drama, Literature - Comedy Conventions looks at comic features and storylines, while the tragedy maps include terms such as hamartia and hubris.
Study with a map
Follow one branch at a time and explain the connections in your own words. Then compare a focused map with the broader map on literary genres. If you want to practice recalling terms or check your understanding, switch to flashcards or a quiz on the unit page. Choose a map that matches the topic you are studying.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map is a good place to start?
Elements of drama is a useful starting point if you are studying plays. It brings together cast, setting, dialogue, script and stage directions in one map. For a broader view, the literary genres overview connects poetry, drama, fiction prose and nonfiction prose.
What kinds of writing do the maps cover?
The listing includes maps on fiction, drama, tragedy, comedy, folklore and myth. There are also focused maps on science fiction, fantasy and utopia and dystopia. School students can use them to explore a particular genre or see how categories of writing connect.
Are these mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The maps were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you create your own mind maps, quizzes, flashcards and notes, and save your quiz scores.