1984 mind maps
131 mind maps by 102 users · Page 1 of 4
This page gathers over 120 mind maps on 1984, made by over 100 GoConqr users. They cover characters, manipulation, power and narrative structure for school students practising literary analysis and teachers looking for ready-made material. The collection supports school-level revision, including GCSE and A-level English Literature. Pick a map to explore.
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- George Orwell and historical context18
- Plot and chapter summaries17
- Characters in 198429
- Dystopia and setting in 19845
- Themes in 198430
- Power, control and surveillance in 198414
- Language, Newspeak and propaganda in 19846
- Symbols, motifs and literary techniques in 19849
- 1984 quotes12
- Critical interpretations and adaptations of 198412
Mind maps
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1984 Concept Mind Map This mind map talks about the usage of control by the government in 1984 and real life
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Winston Smith Mind Map
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1984 Quotes Manipulation
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George Orwell
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How is a sense of dystopia created in 1984?
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1984
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Many dystopian novels explore the theme of isolation
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Dehumanisation
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Party
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Nineteen Eighty-Four
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Surveillance
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Society
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Winston -
Media
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Relationship
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Orthodoxy
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Prison
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1984 Concept Map
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1984
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O'Brien
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Setting
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WINSTON SMITH CHARACTER MINDMAP
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Rebellion
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1984 Book 1: Sequence of events.
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Personal privacy and space are restricted in this dystopia, therefore preventing individual growth.
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'1984' Essay -
'1984' Essay
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Appropriation of 1984 to V for Vendetta to ensure relevance
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1984 - Chapter 4
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Satire
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Chapter 4: Winston's job
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Julia
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Power of the Party
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1984
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1984
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Power
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Narrative Structures of 1984
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Language
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1984 From A Marxist Perspective Marxism
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1984 From A Marxist Perspective Marxism
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About 1984 mind maps
GoConqr OriginalUsing 1984 mind maps
These maps bring together different ways to study the novel. Start with Winston Smith if you want to focus on a character, or try 1984 Quotes Manipulation to explore quotations linked to control. For a wider theme, Power looks at the Party and the conditions that support it.
Other maps offer a focus on narrative structure, characterisation, rebellion and setting. 1984 From A Marxist Perspective organises ideas around class and ideology, while the essay-focused map considers Winston's vulnerability.
Move from maps to practice
Choose a topic and follow the branches of a map, then try explaining the connections in your own words. Compare it with another map when you want a different angle. When you are ready to check what you recall, switch to a quiz on the 1984 unit page. Choose a map and see where its ideas take you.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map should I start with?
Start with Winston Smith if you want to explore a character, or 1984 Quotes Manipulation if you are collecting quotations about control. Both give you a specific focus. You can then move to a map on power, rebellion or characterisation to develop another line of revision.
Are these mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study, and you do not need an account. The maps were made by GoConqr users, so you can explore different approaches to the novel and choose the ones that fit the topic you are revising.
What topics do the mind maps cover?
The collection includes maps on Winston, Julia and the Party, as well as power, manipulation, rebellion and setting. There are also maps on narrative structure and characterisation. School students can use these topics for literary analysis, while teachers can browse them for ready-made material.