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“The way to avoid what is strong is to strike what is weak.”
“There’s not a dated maxim or vague prescription in it.” — Newsweek. Investing in The Art of War extends beyond mere quotes of maxims for military tactics; it’s a comprehensive guide for enhancing strategic thinking in business, law, and sports. This timeless treatise, spanning over 2,000 years, offers insight into leadership, planning, tactics, and deception, proving invaluable across various domains of modern competition and personal achievement.Hardcover and compact, this edition is divided into 13 chapters, providing a short history of Chinese warfare and extensive research into the different aspects of each maxim. A handsome volume, affordably priced for personal use and gifting.
- Comprehensive Edition: More than just maxims, this volume, divided into 13 chapters, provides a clear and concise overview of the different types of conflict, the factors that contribute to victory, and the strategies that can be used to achieve it.
- History of Chinese Warfare: Sun Tzu’s The Art of War is regarded as the oldest treatise on warfare. This edition is an unabridged republication of the 1944 edition, originally published by The Military Service Publishing Company, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. It provides a short history of Chinese warfare written by Brig. Gen. Thomas R. Phillips, U.S. Army, for the 1944 edition.
- Great Value and Affordably Priced: Printed in the USA at an affordable price, this hardcover edition represents an investment in a timeless piece of wisdom that transcends its ancient origins.
- Cherished Collectible: This compact edition provides a comfortable reading experience in a durable format, ensuring it can be passed down as a cherished collectible. It is a prized addition to any library, withstanding the test of time in both physical and intellectual value.
- Giftable: This book is a wonderful reference guide and makes a charming gift for birthdays, Father’s Day, graduation, or any other time of the year.
- English Translation: The English translation of the text of The Art of War was made by Lionel Giles and was first published in 1910 by Luzac & Co., London. Summaries of some of the translator’s annotations are included in brackets in this edition.
History enthusiasts, business thought leaders, and anyone intrigued by competition and rivalry will appreciate this elegant edition of the classic The Art of War. This edition combines the aesthetic beauty of traditional bookmaking with Sun Tzu’s profound strategic insights and philosophy, making it an invaluable resource for anyone looking to gain an edge in life’s various battles.
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Garsar Ignis –
This text is a classic that I return to frequently. The cover is a bit flimsy but the book is priced right.
jan –
I am female, a veteran, and have entered into discussions concerning politics. This book is a must read for the average citizen that does not have insight into the methods of war. Everyone should know this book. I do recommend, easy read.
Leon –
Nice hard cover. Good readability font size.
GC Davis –
Great read.
Reagan Lester –
bought for a gift! looks great, cover slips off and the actual cover is also engraved w the title! great price can’t beat it!!
Sochi Greg –
This book is very essential for one to read
David abbs –
The book is not what i expected. Book is overpriced considering the pages and quality of cover and page quality.
Particularly the cover (i dont like the art on the cover) my personal opinion.
rolando –
It was free, I can’t complain. It was very indepth and I learnt a lot about Chinese culture. Was almost too indepth at times!
Fadi –
No need to review this legendary book!
SSC –
Awsome book, and amazon service still continues to get great
TomyoBombyo –
Buen libro. Pasta y hojas cuidadas. El contenido es muy bueno si lo interpretas en tu vida diaria.
Kartini Sameejan –
The classic book everyone should read for all life situations.
Garsar Ignis –
It is not that long, like 90 pages. I read it all in one night. There were typos but not many. I don’t have any complaints.