Discourse construction of ecofeminist literary criticism

As the intersection of ecocriticism and feminist criticism, ecofeminist literary criticism discusses the expression form and significance of the dual oppression of nature and women in history, culture and society. This mode of criticism not only injects new theoretical vitality into contemporary literary research, but also builds a liberating and sustainable discourse system. By analyzing the images of nature and women in literary works and deconstructing the dual domination of patriarchy and capitalism, ecological feminist literary criticism attempts to provide theoretical support for the reconstruction of ecological ethics and gender ethics. At the same time, it calls for attention to ecological and gender issues in different cultural and social contexts, and explores the diversity and universality of ecofeminist critical discourse in the context of globalization. This paper aims to explore the discourse construction process of ecological female literary criticism from four aspects: theoretical origin, core concept, critical method and application in specific literary texts.