Worth Dying For

The book delves into the influence of symbols on national identity and power dynamics. I'm curious what sparked the idea to approach this topic through such a compelling lens.

The way symbols can incite or suppress actions made me think differently about everyday icons. Has anyone else felt uneasy about how easily symbols can be weaponized?

Since symbols have varied meanings worldwide, I wonder if the author considered cross-cultural implications or focused mainly on a specific context.