Kenneth Burke and the Mod Donna The dramatistic method applied to feminist criticism: Central States Speech Journal: Vol 29, No 2

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This essay employ's Burke's pentad and pattern of symbolic action and a definition of feminism proposed by Aileen S. Kraditor to posit a definition of feminist drama. An analysis of the Mod Donna by Myrna Lamb illustrates the critical use of this definition.

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