1984: The Epic Review
Feraco
Myth to Science Fiction + SDAIE
3 March 2015
Artifacts and Symbols
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Winston’s Diary
The Telescreen
Winston’s Dream
The Speakwrite
The Memory Hole
The Paperweight
Winston’s Body
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The Rats
The Songs
The Theory and Practice
of Oligarchical
Collectivism (Goldstein’s
Book)
The Chessboard
Attitudes, Philosophies, and Concepts
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Newspeak,
Duckspeak, and
Oldspeak
Doublethink
Mutability of the
Past
Thoughtcrime
Facecrime
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“Freedom is…”
“I understand
HOW…”
Blackwhite
Crimestop
Modern Warfare
Social Hierarchies
Wealth and Resource
Usage
Characters
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Winston
O’Brien
Syme
Parsons + Family
Goldstein
Big Brother
Katharine
Withers and Ogilvy
Jones, Aaronson, and
Rutherford
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Julia
The Old Prole Man
Charrington
The Prole Woman
Ampleforth
The Fat Man (Bumstead)
The Skull-Faced Man
Winston’s Family
Devil in the Details
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Two Minutes’ Hate
The Party’s Three
Slogans
The Ministries
The Records
Department
The Party’s Attitudes/
Contradictions
Life Before the
Revolution
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The Purges
The Proof of the Party’s
Lies
Confessions and
Hangings
Vaporization and
Unpersons
The Availability of
Goods
The Lottery
Devil in the Details II
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Winston’s
Experiences in the
Village
What Winston
Saw/Heard in the
Café
The Eurasian
Prisoners
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The Gifts Julia Brings
Hate Week
Ampleforth’s Poem
The Interrogations
2+2 = 5
Winston’s and Julia’s
Final Meeting
Groups
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The Party
The Junior Anti-Sex
League
The Spies
The Thought Police
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The Brotherhood
The Outer Party
The Inner Party
The Proles
Settings
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Winston’s Flat
Victory Mansions
Airstrip One
Winston’s
Workplace
The Prole Village
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The Chestnut Tree Café
Charrington’s Shop
Charrington’s Room
The Golden Country
O’Brien’s Home
Room 101
Themes and Motifs
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Hope and
Hopelessness
Memory and Belief
Ideals and Realities
Power and
Independence
Instinct and Human
Nature
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Happiness,
Intelligence, and
Orthodoxy
Sex, Desire, and
Chastity
Family, Love, and
Sacrifice
The Past, Present, and
Future
Risk and Fear
Themes and Motifs II
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Treasure and Loss
Loyalty, Trust, and
Betrayal
Compassion
Resistance and
Conflict
Purity, Order, and
Corruption
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Ignorance and
Hatred
Living and Dying
The Mind vs. the
Soul
Time and
Displacement
Pain and Principle
Freedom and
Oppression
Assorted Important Miscellany
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Utopia vs. Dystopia
Sacred Principles vs. Slogans
Tillotson
Ingsoc/Neo-Bolshevism/Death-Worship
Painting in Charrington's Room
Julia’s Note
Assorted Important Miscellany II
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Julia's Makeup
“We are the dead...”
Luck + Fate
Safety, Intelligence + Curiosity
The People Who Flourish Under the Party’s
Rule
Psychology
Truth