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ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL JUSTICE AS A MOTIF IN TANURE OLAJIDE’S TALES OF HARMATTAN AND NATURE AND ITS TRUE COLOURS
Abstract:
Environmental and social justice are critical themes in contemporary literature, reflecting the growing awareness of the interconnectedness between human society and the natural world. Tanure Ojaide’s works, particularly “Tales of Harmattan” and “Nature and Its True Colours,” delve into these themes, exploring the complexities of environmental degradation, cultural erosion, and social injustice in Nigeria.
This study examines the motif of environmental and social justice in Tanure Ojaide’s literary works, focusing on the narratives presented in “Tales of Harmattan” and “Nature and Its True Colours.” Through a thematic analysis, the study explores how Ojaide portrays the impact of environmental degradation, climate change, and socio-political upheavals on marginalized communities in Nigeria.
The narratives in Ojaide’s works provide a lens through which to examine issues of environmental degradation and social injustice from the perspectives of ordinary individuals, communities, and ecosystems. Through vivid imagery, rich symbolism, and nuanced characterizations, Ojaide invites readers to confront the realities of environmental exploitation, cultural displacement, and economic inequality in Nigeria.
Furthermore, the study explores the role of literature in promoting environmental and social justice activism, highlighting how Ojaide’s works serve as a catalyst for raising awareness, inspiring empathy, and mobilizing action. By amplifying the voices of marginalized communities and advocating for environmental stewardship, Ojaide’s literary oeuvre contributes to broader conversations about sustainability, justice, and human rights in Nigeria and beyond.
This research contributes to the interdisciplinary field of environmental humanities by bridging the gap between literary analysis and environmental studies. By examining the motif of environmental and social justice in Tanure Ojaide’s works, the study offers insights into the complex interplay between literature, society, and the environment, and underscores the importance of narrative storytelling in fostering empathy, understanding, and collective action towards a more just and sustainable world.
Keywords: Environmental Justice, Social Justice, Literature, Tanure Ojaide, Nigerian Literature, Environmental Degradation, Climate Change, Cultural Erosion, Marginalized Communities.
Chapter 1: Introduction
• Background of the Study
• Statement of the Problem
• Research Objectives
• Research Questions
• Significance of the Study
• Scope and Limitations
• Organization of the Study
Chapter 2: Literature Review
• Environmental and Social Justice in Literature
• Tanure Ojaide: Life and Works
• Themes and Motifs in “Tales of Harmattan” and “Nature and Its True Colours”
• Previous Studies on Tanure Ojaide’s Works
• Gaps in Literature and Research Questions
Chapter 3: Environmental and Social Justice in “Tales of Harmattan”
• Analysis of Environmental Degradation
• Portrayal of Social Injustice
• Representation of Marginalized Communities
• Symbolism and Imagery Related to Environmental and Social Issues
• Intersections Between Environmental and Social Justice Themes
Chapter 4: Environmental and Social Justice in “Nature and Its True Colours”
• Exploration of Ecological Themes
• Examination of Cultural Preservation and Displacement
• Critique of Socio-Political Inequities
• Characterization of Environmental Activism and Advocacy
• Comparative Analysis with “Tales of Harmattan”
Chapter 5: Conclusion and Recommendations
• Summary of Findings
• Contributions to Knowledge
• Implications for Literature and Environmental Studies
• Recommendations for Further Research
• Conclusion and Final Remarks
References
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