The objective of this article is to study the relationship between men, women and nature in Sarah Orne Jewett’s ‘A White Heron’ by using ecofeminist perspectives. The cultural and moral vision of Jewett is imperative to the scope of American regionalist writing and her work characterizes the extreme concern to representing the region from which the author comes. The setting of the story holds its relevance even in the twenty-first century when the world is facing a deep ecological crisis. In ‘A White Heron’, Sarah Orne Jewett narrates the story of a 9-year-old girl Sylvia, exploring the grounds around her home in search of a prized white heron. Therefore, I suggest, it is through this relationship that the author demonstrates regional sustainability through clearly defined repressive gender roles, feminizing the concept of submissiveness while masculinizing attitudes of dominance over nature and competence in dealing with the challenges that nature presents.

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传达对可持续性的追求：莎拉·奥恩·朱特（Sarah Orne Jewett）的《白鹭》中的生态女性主义视角

本文的目的是通过生态女性主义视角研究莎拉·奥恩·朱维特（Sarah Orne Jewett）的《白鹭》中男人，女人与自然之间的关系。杰维特的文化和道德视野对美国区域主义者的创作至关重要，她的作品刻画了对代表作者所来自地区的极端关注。即使在二十一世纪，世界正面临着严重的生态危机时，故事的背景仍然具有现实意义。莎拉·奥恩·朱特（Sarah Orne Jewett）在《白鹭》中讲述了一个9岁女孩西尔维亚（Sylvia）的故事，她在她家周围的土地上寻找一只珍贵的白鹭。因此，我建议作者通过这种关系通过明确定义的压制性性别角色来证明区域可持续性，