This article considers Oceanian women’s literature of French-expression through an ecofeminist, anticolonial lens, or through what will be termed an ‘Oceanian ecofeminist approach’. Keeping in mind Oceanian epistemological frameworks, the article examines the literary engagements of Déwé Gorodé and Imasango from Kanaky/New Caledonia and of Chantal Spitz and Rai Chaze from Te Ao Mā’ohi/French Polynesia. This article argues that while these engagements may not always resemble a Western ecofeminism, it is critical to consider Oceanian women’s voices in the ever-evolving dialogue on environmental justice and Indigenous women’s place in environmental literature, as Oceania is on the front lines of the climate crisis. These authors address the effects of settler colonialism not only on the environment, but also on the gendered socioeconomic dynamics of the Oceanian region.

本文通过生态女性主义，反殖民主义的视角，或通过所谓的“海洋生态女性主义方法”，来研究大洋洲妇女在法国的表现形式。牢记大洋洲的认识论框架，本文考察了来自卡纳基/新喀里多尼亚的德瓦·哥罗德和伊马桑戈，以及来自蒂奥·毛奥希/法属波利尼西亚的尚塔尔·斯皮茨和赖·查兹的文学活动。本文认为，尽管这些活动可能并不总是像西方的生态女性主义，但至关重要的是，在不断演变的关于环境正义和土著妇女在环境文学中的地位的对话中考虑大洋洲妇女的声音，因为大洋洲处于气候的前线危机。这些作者不仅解决定居者殖民主义对环境的影响，