Abstract：In her literary work Herland, Charlotte Perkins Gilman, a female American writer, decomposes the anthropocentrism and androcentrism in order to construct an ecological utopia, which is characterized by the harmonious relationship between human and nature. All of these coincide with the primary concerns in eco-feminism. This paper tries to interpret the ecological and feminist consciousness in the novel. It is concluded that a harmonious society will be established, in which patriarchy no longer consider nature and female as “others”.

Keyword：eco-feminism;Herland;patriarchy;nature;harmony;