I am doing a Marxist critique of George Orwell's 1984, any idea on how I should set the paper up and what to do?

Marxist literary criticism tends to look at a piece of
literature as a piece of evidence that tells us about the times in which they are
written.  So they would ask what it is about Orwell's time and place and especially his
class that made him write the book in the way he did.

I
would think that a Marxist would say that the book does not reflect the reality of class
struggle.  There is no sign of class conflict based on economic class -- you do not have
the workers struggling against the owners of the
factories.

Instead, the book is only concerned with
bourgeois ideals of love and freedom.  To me, a Marxist would say that these concerns
are irrelevant.  They would say that Orwell was clearly not concerned with the more
important things in life.