佐拉·尼尔·赫斯顿是美国哈莱姆文艺复兴时期最重要的黑人女作家之一。赫斯顿意识到在白人男性统治的社会里,有色人种、女性和自然都处在受歧视和压迫的地位。这与生态女性主义意识产生了共鸣,其旨在摧毁这种使女性和自然处于压迫地位的男权主义者世界观,保持人类内部的和谐平等的关系,建立一个可持续发展的社会。《他们眼望上苍》是她的经典之作,在美国黑人文学史上具有里程碑意义。本文通过对《他们眼望上苍》中女主人公珍妮三次婚姻及成长轨迹的深入分析,旨在揭示赫斯顿在小说中所传递的源于自然、长于自然、成于自然的婚姻观以及主张解放妇女与自然、追求两性平等和谐的生态女性主义思想。 Zola Neil Heston is one of the most important black women writers in the Harlem Renaissance. Heston realized that in the society ruled by white men, the colored people, women and nature were all at the position of discrimination and oppression. This resonates with the ecofeminist consciousness, which seeks to destroy this worldview of the male-dominated opposites that put women and nature in an oppressive position, maintain a harmonious and equitable relationship within human beings and establish a sustainable society. “They look at God” is her classic, a milestone in the history of Afro-American literature. In this article, through an in-depth analysis of the three marriages and the growth trajectories of the heroine Jenny in “They See to God”, this article aims to reveal the concept of marriage from nature, beyond nature and into nature as portrayed by Heston in the novel, Women and nature, the pursuit of gender equality and harmony of ecological feminism.