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The Art of War
By Sun-tzu
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Description
The Art of War is a timeless treatise on military strategy and philosophy, authored by the ancient Chinese general and philosopher, Sun-tzu. This influential work delves into the nature of conflict, offering insights that extend beyond the battlefield and into the realms of politics, business, and personal development.
The Story
Structured as a series of succinct aphorisms, The Art of War is comprised of 13 chapters, each addressing different aspects of warfare. Sun-tzu emphasises the importance of adaptability, the value of intelligence, and the need for strategic planning. His teachings advocate for the psychological elements of war, highlighting that the greatest victory is achieved without conflict.
Why Readers Love It
- Its profound wisdom has resonated through centuries, making it relevant in various contexts.
- The concise, poetic language allows for easy interpretation and reflection.
- Many leaders and thinkers have drawn inspiration from its principles, making it a staple in both military and business literature.
Perfect For
This classic text is ideal for readers interested in:
- Military history and strategy
- Leadership and management principles
- Philosophical explorations of conflict and resolution
"To win without fighting is the pinnacle of excellence." – Sun-tzu
As essential reading alongside other works such as The Book of Five Rings by Miyamoto Musashi, The Art of War continues to serve as a foundational text for understanding the dynamics of power and strategy.
Specifications
Format: Paperback / softback
Dimensions: × ×
Pages: 112
Publisher: Penguin Random House
ISBN: 9780140455526
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