Maggie Shipstead's novel "Great Circle" explores several central themes, with societal expectations, identity, and the pursuit of freedom being prominent among them. The novel interlaces the stories of Marian Graves, a pioneering female aviator, and Hadley Baxter, an actress portraying Marian in a film. Both characters navigate the challenges posed by societal norms and expectations as they seek their personal freedom and explore their identities.
The novel is set across different timelines: Marian's story unfolds throughout the 20th century as she attempts a daring circumnavigation of the globe over the North and South Poles, while Hadley's is set in modern times as she delves into Marian's life story for the film.
"Great Circle" touches on feminist themes by portraying the struggles and triumphs of women in male-dominated spheres, such as aviation and Hollywood, highlighting their resilience and determination against societal constraints.
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