加拿大作家玛格丽特·阿特伍德的小说《羚羊与秧鸡》表现出了对于生态女性主义的关注。本论文将立足于生态女性主义基本理论,着重分析这部作品所体现出来的男性与女性、男性与自然、女性与自然之间的关系,用以批判人类中心主义和男性中心主义,以求引起人们对于如何看待女性、以及女性与自然界之间的联系的关注。 Canadian writer Margaret Attwood’s novel “Antelope and Corncrake” showed concern for ecofeminism. Based on the basic theory of ecofeminism, this thesis focuses on the analysis of the relationship between men and women, men and nature, women and nature embodied in this work, in order to criticize anthropocentrism and masculinity in order to induce Concerns about how to think about women, as well as the links between women and nature.