Solstice a novel

"Boston, 1969. Eve, a dancer whose feelings are expressed through the body and movement, senses an inexplicable distance growing between herself and her husband, Gabe, a journalist and father of her two children. Feeling lost and alone, she begins an affair; Gabe detects it immediately and begins on...

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Main Author: Gilligan, Carol, 1936- (Author)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: New York, NY : Random House, [2026]
Edition:First edition.
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Summary:"Boston, 1969. Eve, a dancer whose feelings are expressed through the body and movement, senses an inexplicable distance growing between herself and her husband, Gabe, a journalist and father of her two children. Feeling lost and alone, she begins an affair; Gabe detects it immediately and begins one himself. Yet somehow they find their way back to each other, and when Eve gives birth to a daughter, their marriage becomes vital again. Years later, when Gabe returns from a reporting trip to the Middle East and Berlin, Eve again perceives something is wrong in her marriage. He has always had a darkness she could not fathom--deep psychological scars from his childhood, when Gabe escaped Nazi Germany on the Kindertransport. Amsterdam, 1991. Newly separated from Gabe, Eve has accepted a fellowship to choreograph a dance inspired by the story of Adam and Eve. When a colleague introduces her to a new translation of the ancient text, Eve begins to redefine the way she thinks about women, men, and relationships--and, perhaps, to see another path back to her marriage" --
Physical Description:322 pages ; 22 cm
ISBN:9781400061761
1400061768
Author Notes:Carol Gilligan , whose landmark classic In a Different Voice revolutionized the study of girls, women, and human psychology, is a University Professor at New York University. She is the author of the novel Kyra and a number of books on psychology and women's and girls' development. At Harvard, Gilligan was the first Graham professor of gender studies and taught for over 30 years. In 1996, Time magazine named Gilligan one of the 25 most influential Americans and in 2025 she received the Kyoto Prize in arts and philosophy. Carol Gilligan lives in New York City and Massachusetts with her husband and the very old dog of their youngest son.