| The issue of ecosystem has been one of the world's most emergent problems in today's society. Accordingly, the academic field has been paying more and more attention to eco-ethics research, which emphasizes on respecting and treating nature kindly. The relationship of human and nature has always been a classical motif of literature works. This thesis takes three representative woks——Coleridge's The Rhyme of The Ancient Mariner, Melville's Moby Dick and Faulkner's The Bear as examples, focuses on eco-ethics analyzing the evolution process of the relationship between human and nature, discusses the advancement of eco-ethics relationship by textual analysis, and reappears several modes of human eco-ethical thought development from the aspect of literature. It contains some novel ideas and feasibilities.Meanwhile, the thesis comments on the forms and course of human and nature relationship with the relevant theories of eco-ethics, distills the development sequences in which at first humans respect and awe the nature, then adopt it, later try to conquer it and finally rethink it. The change of the relationship between human and nature aims to call for the humans to return to where they belong, reflect the mental orientation of human culture, to build the united and harmonious eco-ethics whole-heartedly, to respect other natural creatures and survive equally.The thesis hopes to analyze the classics in literature from a new perspective, to endow them with larger illustrative space. Furthermore, it is hoped that it can enlighten modern people spiritually in order that they can self-criticize and transform their value systems, they can care , love and get close to nature, they can treat human and nature equally with an attitude of reason and self-modesty, they can direct their own actions with the scientific value. Then the sustainable development of human society can come true better and more quickly. |