Fire by Sebastian Junger
A journalist examines why humans are drawn to danger and how crises—from battlefields and wildfires to natural disasters—forge intense communal bonds; blending on-the-ground reporting with historical and psychological insight, the book argues that shared risk and purpose create meaning and social cohesion that modern, risk-averse societies often lack.
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