1. Feraco Search for Human Potential 4 March 2014
1984: The Epic Review
Feraco
Search for Human Potential
4 March 2014

2. Artifacts and Symbols Winston’s Diary The Telescreen Winston’s Dream
The Speakwrite
The Memory Hole
The Paperweight
Winston’s Body
The Rats
The Songs
The Theory and Practice of Oligarchical Collectivism (Goldstein’s Book)
The Chessboard

3. Attitudes, Philosophies, and Concepts
Newspeak, Duckspeak, and Oldspeak
Doublethink
Mutability of the Past
Thoughtcrime
Facecrime
“Freedom is…”
“I understand HOW…”
Blackwhite
Crimestop
Modern Warfare
Social Hierarchies
Wealth and Resource Usage

4. Characters Julia The Old Prole Man Charrington The Prole Woman
Winston
O’Brien
Syme
Parsons + Family
Goldstein
Big Brother
Katharine
Withers and Ogilvy
Jones, Aaronson, and Rutherford
Julia
The Old Prole Man
Charrington
The Prole Woman
Ampleforth
The Fat Man (Bumstead)
The Skull-Faced Man
Winston’s Family

5. Devil in the Details Two Minutes’ Hate The Party’s Three Slogans
The Ministries
The Records Department
The Party’s Attitudes/ Contradictions
Life Before the Revolution
The Purges
The Proof of the Party’s Lies
Confessions and Hangings
Vaporization and Unpersons
The Availability of Goods
The Lottery

6. Devil in the Details II Winston’s Experiences in the Village
What Winston Saw/Heard in the Café
The Eurasian Prisoners
The Gifts Julia Brings
Hate Week
Ampleforth’s Poem
The Interrogations
2+2 = 5
Winston’s and Julia’s Final Meeting

7. Groups The Party The Junior Anti-Sex League The Spies
The Thought Police
The Brotherhood
The Outer Party
The Inner Party
The Proles

8. Settings Winston’s Flat Victory Mansions Airstrip One
Winston’s Workplace
The Prole Village
The Chestnut Tree Café
Charrington’s Shop
Charrington’s Room
The Golden Country
O’Brien’s Home
Room 101

9. Themes and Motifs Hope and Hopelessness Memory and Belief
Ideals and Realities
Power and Independence
Instinct and Human Nature
Happiness, Intelligence, and Orthodoxy
Sex, Desire, and Chastity
Family, Love, and Sacrifice
The Past, Present, and Future
Risk and Fear

10. Themes and Motifs II Treasure and Loss Loyalty, Trust, and Betrayal
Compassion
Resistance and Conflict
Purity, Order, and Corruption
Ignorance and Hatred
Living and Dying
The Mind vs. the Soul
Time and Displacement
Pain and Principle
Freedom and Oppression

11. Assorted Important Miscellany
Utopia vs. Dystopia
Sacred Principles vs. Slogans
Tillotson
Ingsoc/Neo-Bolshevism/Death-Worship
Painting in Charrington's Room
Julia’s Note

12. Assorted Important Miscellany II
Julia's Makeup
“We are the dead...”
Luck + Fate
Safety, Intelligence + Curiosity
The People Who Flourish Under the Party’s Rule
Psychology
Truth