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Simplify Self Into Symbol
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Forty Ways to Look at Winston Churchill
Gretchen Rubin · 3 highlights
“It isn’t enough that a biography explain what a person has done; it must explain how he or she was able to do it. During his life, and even after it, in the thickening haze of distance, Churchill kept his bulky figure fixed in people’s view. He had a genius for presenting himself so he could be understood and remembered by everyone. How did he do it?—through symbols. To drive himself into the public mind, Churchill simplified himself. As his image multiplied, it became more recognizable, as not only his appearance but even his character was reduced to a few swift strokes.”
“The uniform, the cigar, and the V sign make Churchill an instantly recognizable figure. The uniform, the cigar, and the V sign”
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