Which critical theory is most concerned with how dramatic texts reinforce or challenge traditional gender roles and power structures?
Question 2
When analyzing a dramatic text, how might a playwright use a character's \text{monologue} to explore the complexities of gender identity?
Question 3
In the context of 'Gender and Drama,' what does the term \text{patriarchy} primarily refer to?
Question 4
Which of the following dramatic techniques is most effective in highlighting the societal pressures that lead to a character's conformity to traditional gender roles?
Question 5
How might a playwright use \text{symbolism} in a dramatic text to comment on the fluidity of gender identity?
