Comparative Analysis of Gender Roles in Eco-Activism in Selected Works by Imbolo Mbue and Ben Okri

1. Introduction 2. Literature Review 2.1 Gender Roles in Literature 2.2 Eco-Activism Literature Overview 2.3 Works of Imbolo Mbue and Ben Okri 3. Theoretical Framework 3.1 Feminist Literary Criticism 3.2 Ecocriticism 3.3 Gender Studies 4. Gender Roles in Imbolo Mbue’s Works 4.1 Analysis of Key Characters 4.2 Representation of Eco-Activism 4.3 Impact on Narrative Structure 5. Gender Roles in Ben Okri’s Works 5.1 Analysis of Key Characters 5.2 Representation of Eco-Activism 5.3 Impact on Narrative Structure 6. Comparative Analysis 6.1 Similarities in Both Authors' Works 6.2 Differences in Gender Representation 6.3 Influence of Cultural Backgrounds 7. Gender and Eco-Activism Intersection 7.1 Role of Gender in Environmental Narratives 7.2 Activism Strategies and Gender Influence 7.3 Societal Implications 8. Conclusion 8.1 Summary of Findings 8.2 Implications for Future Research 8.3 Final Thoughts

1. How do Imbolo Mbue and Ben Okri differently portray gender roles within eco-activism narratives in their works, and what implications do these portrayals have on broader societal gender norms? 2. In what ways do the cultural backgrounds of Imbolo Mbue and Ben Okri influence the gender dynamics depicted in their portrayal of eco-activism, and how do these cultural influences enhance or challenge traditional gender roles?