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The Art of War (SunZi/SunBin):Culture-Classic-Philosophy
The Art of War (SunZi/SunBin)[1 Book]
System #: BA-07-0002
ISBN:  7-119-02412-4
ISBN:  7119024124
Author: Wu Rusong, Wu Xianlin and Lin Wusun
Language:  English
Publisher: Foreign Languages Press, BeiJing
Type: Hardcover
Pages: 304 Pages
List price: $38.00
Our Price: $30.00
 
 DESCRIPTION:
Sunzi: The Art of War is the earliest and most valuable Chinese treatise on military science extant, dating from the late Spring and Autumn Period(770-476 B.C.). The book is a condensation of the experience of warfare in that historical era, with the emphasis on precautionary and intelligence strategy. By revealing the nature and important rules of warfare, Sunzi: The Art of War has had a tremendous influence on military, political and philosophical thought in China. Down the ages it has been called a "military genius." This work, now over 2,000 years old, has been translated into various languages since the 17th century, and even today has a profound influence all over the world.

Sun Bin: The Art of War is another ancient Chinese classic dealing with military science, written during the Warring States Period (475-221 B.C.). Sun Bin was a direct descendant of Sunzi. It incorporates the experience of warfare into this later historical period. It inherits and develops the military theories contained in Sun Bin: The Art of War, and has been lauded throughout the ages. Sun Bin: The Art of War was lost for about 1,000 years, until 1972, when a copy of the work written on strips of bamboo was found in a tomb dating from the Han Dynasty (206 B.C.-A.D.220) at Yinqueshan, near Linyi in Shandong Province. The present translation, the first into English of Sun Bin: The Art of War, is based on ending work done on the bamboo strips.

CONTENTS

SUNZI: THE ART OF WAR
  • Making Assessments
  • Waging War
  • Attacking by Stratagem
  • Disposition
  • Momentum
  • Weaknesses and Strengths
  • Contest to Gain the Initiative
  • Varying the Tactics
  • Deploying the Troops
  • The Terrain
  • Nine Regions
  • Attacking by Fire
  • Using Spies


    SUN BIN: THE ART OF WAR
  • The Capture of Pang Juan
  • An Audience with King Wei
  • King Wei's Inquiries
  • Tian Ji's Inquiries Concerning Ramparts
  • Selecting Crack Troops
  • The "Heaven" Factor in War
  • Setting up Formations
  • Significance of Ground
  • How to Run an Army
  • Making the Right Choice
  • Troops Reduction (untranslated)
  • Sustaining Morale
  • The Officer's Functions
  • Five Ways to Train Troops
  • Strengthening the Army


    Appendix:

    COLLECTION OF SCATTERED TEXTS
  • Ten Formations
  • Ten Questions on Warfare
  • Dealing Blows at Enemy's Crack Troops(untranslated)
  • Difference Between Guest and Host Armies
  • He Who Is Adept at Warfare
  • Five Types of Army
  • Losses in Battle
  • The Commander's Righteousness
  • Virtues in a Commander
  • Failings in a Commander
  • Reasons for a Commander's Defeat
  • Male and Female Cities
  • Five Principles and Nine Seizures
  • Concentration and Dispersion
  • Qi and Zheng
    The Story of Sun Wu
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