Other Shakespeare Plays mind maps
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This page gathers over 140 community-made mind maps on Other Shakespeare Plays, covering characters, themes and contrasts in plays from The Taming of the Shrew to Antony and Cleopatra. They help school students practice connecting ideas and give teachers material for lessons, with some resources for university students too. Choose a play and explore a map.
Mind maps
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109 nodesTaming of the Shrew Characters · Motifs · Themes · Symbols · Plot
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39 nodesAs you like it -Shakespeare Country · Court · Shakespeare decides t... · After the implication...
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25 nodesContrast in Antony and Cleopatra Characters · East and West · Quotes · Critics
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35 nodesContext - Antony and Cleopatra Jacobean audience wou... · Enobarbus recognises ... · Cleopatra links to El... · Jacobean - warning to... · Suicide - honourable ...
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19 nodesAs You Like It themes Love · Foolishness and folly · Gender · Family · Transformation
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21 nodesCleopatra manipulative · erotic · misjudgment · itemised · Political
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9 nodesHyperbole an extravagant, exagg... · intensifies the large... · exalted language of t... · Antony as a fierce wa... · Cleopatra's identific...
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34 nodesThemes - Antony and Cleopatra Politics · Gender · Power · Love
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9 nodesThemes in the Shakespeare play: The Taming of the Shrew Transformation · Art and Culture · Gender · Marriage · Education · Society and Class
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8 nodesRichard III Richard is not trustw... · He will lie to get wh... · He will also kill any... · he said that he is a ... · He said "I will have ... · Anne and him both wan...
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34 nodesAct 3, scene 2 Richard invokes power... · Carlisle reassures Ri... · Richard uses figurati... · "Not all the water in... · Sailisbury enters: We...
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30 nodesMeasure for Measure - key themes Liberty and restraint · Mercy and Justice · Power and Responsibility · Sexual desire and Con... · Appearance and reality
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11 nodesRichard III Important Quotations Explained Now is the winter of ... · Thy friends suspect f... · Methoughts that I had... · Forbear to sleep the ... · The lights burn blue....
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59 nodesMARRIAGE Measure for Measure · OEDIPUS THE KING
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18 nodesThe Winter's Tale Genre of Romance · Time · Art vs. Nature · Miracles
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22 nodesAntony & Cleopatra ACT I: Exposition
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184 nodesAntony & Cleopatra Characters · Plot · Themes · Motifs · Symbols
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67 nodesCharacters: Antony and Cleopatra (1607) Antony · Cleopatra · Enobarbus · Caesar
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54 nodesAnt + Cleo quotes Choices · Contrasting Regions · Gender · Betrayal · Love · Power
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64 nodesIdentity Women as contingent o... · Powerful · Constraining/painful · Superficial
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109 nodesTaming of the Shrew Characters · Motifs · Themes · Symbols · Plot
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47 nodesMeasure for Measure Angelo's power · Duke's lack of control
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17 nodesJUSTICE AND JUDGMENT On the one hand, the ... · Measure for Measure p... · "So to enforce or qua... · "And liberty plucks j... · "When evil deeds have... · "'Tis set down so in...
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39 nodesAs you like it -Shakespeare Country · Court · Shakespeare decides t... · After the implication...
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15 nodesInduction A hostess of an aleho... · this is an usual prol... · themes include: decep... · foreshadows aspects o... · hunting imagery refle... · quotes : "i am Christ...
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31 nodesAngelo quotes ‘Morality and mercy i... · ‘Let there be some mo... · ‘Your soul seems good... · ‘demi -god’ - Claudio... · ‘The body public be/ ... · ‘Lord Angelo is preci...
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47 nodesThe Taming of The Shrew Context: · Summary: · Links to Other Texts: · Tone · Devices: · Adaptations:
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21 nodesMeasure For Measure: A Modern Perspective Biblical Meaning Of T... · The dukes disguise wa... · Claudio hated to name... · Measure For Measure’s...
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46 nodesPower in Richard III Through religion · Sexual politics/ power · Language has power · Incredibly volatile
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20 nodesPolitical Agendas No text is subjective...
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21 nodesMeasure For Measure: A Modern Perspective Biblical Meaning Of T... · The dukes disguise wa... · Claudio hated to name... · Measure For Measure’s...
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21 nodesvalues and context All texts reflect the...
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26 nodesRichard III is the son of · is married to · right hand man of · "Conscience is but a ...
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52 nodesSeeming & Being Faith in miracles · Reflection · Substitution · Art & Nature · Seeming "honesty": ch... · Sartorial seeming as ...
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52 nodesSeeming & Being Faith in miracles · Reflection · Substitution · Art & Nature · Seeming "honesty": ch... · Sartorial seeming as ...
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24 nodesMULTIPURPOSE STAGING AND CONTEMPOR... · LITERARY CONTEXT/ GENRE · GENERAL AO3 · HELPFUL TERMS · Multiple AOs
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25 nodesAct 2, scene 3 Northumberland and He... · Ross and Willoughby e... · York scolds Henry vio... · York agrees that Rich...
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51 nodesValue Moderation · Integrity · Compassion · Honesty · Loyalty · Justice
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20 nodesIsabella quotes ‘For in her youth/ Th... · ‘But rather wishing a... · ‘Virtuous maid’ - Pro... · ‘For which I would no... · ‘Not the king’s crown... · ‘Why, all the souls t...
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25 nodesContrast in Antony and Cleopatra Characters · East and West · Quotes · Critics
More Other Shakespeare Plays resources
About other shakespeare plays mind maps
GoConqr OriginalOther Shakespeare Plays mind maps
These maps organize ideas around individual plays, characters and themes. As You Like It themes includes love, while Contrast in Antony and Cleopatra brings together characters, settings and attitudes. Other maps focus on Cleopatra, loyalty in Richard II and quotations from Richard III.
Using a map to study
If you want an overview, start with Taming of the Shrew. Its branches bring characters together with motifs such as disguise and marriage, giving you several connections to follow. For a narrower focus, the map on themes in the play separates ideas such as gender, family and language.
Read one branch, then try to explain its connection to the play without looking. Return to the map to check what you remembered. When you want to practice recalling quotations or check your understanding, switch to flashcards or a quiz on the unit page. Pick a map that matches the play you are studying.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map is a useful place to start?
Taming of the Shrew is a useful starting point if you want to connect characters with motifs. It includes Katherine Minola, Petruchio and other characters, alongside disguise and marriage. For a more focused look at ideas, the map on themes in the play covers family, gender and language.
What do the Antony and Cleopatra maps cover?
The maps offer several ways into the play. Context - Antony and Cleopatra considers Cleopatra and a Jacobean audience. Contrast in Antony and Cleopatra brings together characters, settings and attitudes, while Themes - Antony and Cleopatra includes politics, gender, love and power.
Are the 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 can also save your quiz scores and let you make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.