Rachel Carson and Her Place in American Nature Writing

雷切尔卡森已被公认为一个重要的科学家谁写了寂静的春天，但现在她已被赋予她的位置，在美国绿色传统，特别是在美国的自然写作。在2006-2007年的研究期间，我写了两篇论文，做了三次讲座和一次报告。在我与人合著的《雷切尔·卡森》（Minerva Shobo，2007）一书中，我写了一篇文章“雷切尔·卡森和她在美国自然写作中的地位”。“自从梭罗和缪尔的时代以来，美国自然作家就一直在与对自然景观的肆意破坏作斗争。卡森就是其中之一，她是环境正义的先驱，这是美国自然写作的另一个方面。我的第二篇文章《雷切尔卡森和亨利·贝斯顿》（研究报告，2007年）清楚地表明，卡森受到了贝斯顿的《最外的房子》的影响。很明显，她不仅与他分享了他对自然的热爱，而且还分享了他的环境伦理。卡森似乎从贝斯顿那里学到了诗意洞察力和生态视野的重要性。

Rachel Carson has been recognized as a significant scientist who wrote Silent Spring, but now she has been given her place in American green tradition, especially in American nature writing. During my research years 2006-2007, I wrote two essays and gave three lectures and one presentation. In a book Rachel Carson (Minerva Shobo, 2007) which I coauthored, I wrote an essay "Rachel Carson and her place in American nature writing." Ever since the days of Thoreau and Muir, American nature writers have fought against the heedless destruction of the landscape. Carson is one of them and that she is a pioneer of environmental justice, another aspect of nature writing in USA.My second essay "Rachel Carson and Henry Beston" (Research Reports, 2007) makes it clear that Carson has been affected by Beston's The Outermost House. It is evident that she has shared with him not only his love of nature, but also his environmental ethics. Carson seems to have learned from Beston the importance of the poetic insight and the ecological vision.