Zedong Mao Livres

La politique est une guerre sans effusion de sang et la guerre une politique sanglante [...] chaque communiste doit s'assimiler cette vérité que le pouvoir est au bout du fusil. Version préfacée par Lin Piao Le Petit Livre rouge est le livre le plus vendu au monde après la Bible, avec des ventes estimées à plus de 5 milliards selon l'agence de presse officielle. Pendant la Révolution culturelle dont il devient l'un des symboles, l'étude du livre est obligatoire dans les écoles de l'enseignement primaire au supérieur jusqu'au le lieu de travail. Toutes les organisations, industrielles, commerciales, agricoles, administratives, militaires organisaient des sessions de formation en groupes de tout le personnel pour étudier le livre pendant les heures de travail. Les citations de Mao étaient imprimées en gras et en rouge, et presque toutes les publications écrites, y compris les ouvrages scientifiques, devaient citer Mao. La compréhension et l'assimilation de la pensée Mao Zedong améliorent de façon irréversible la rentabilité au travail compensant largement au niveau de la production, le temps passé à cette étude.

Mao Zedong, a pivotal yet controversial leader, ruled China from 1949 until his death in 1976, shaping the nation through his implementation of Communist ideology. Known for his brilliance and ruthlessness, he left a complex legacy marked by guerrilla warfare strategies, cultural revolutions, and powerful propaganda. His influence was so profound that Time Magazine recognized him as one of the 100 most significant figures of the 20th century, highlighting his lasting impact on global history.

Focusing on military strategy, this special hardcover edition features Mao Tse-tung's four pivotal discourses on warfare, highlighting his revolutionary insights. The texts explore the nuances of strategy in various contexts, such as guerrilla warfare and prolonged conflict, drawing connections to Sun Tzu's foundational principles. This compilation showcases Mao's strategic genius and its historical significance, reflecting a continuous cultural lineage in Chinese military thought over twenty-five centuries.

Mao Zedong, a pivotal figure in Chinese history, was a revolutionary leader who established the People's Republic of China in 1949 and served as its Chairman until his death in 1976. His contributions to Marxist-Leninist theory, along with his unique military strategies and political policies, are collectively termed Maoism or Mao Zedong Thought. This ideology shaped China's political landscape and continues to influence discussions on communism and governance.

Mao Zedong (also known as Mao Tse-tung) is regarded as one of the most controversial figures in modern world history. Having conquered the country, he ruled the People's Republic of China from its establishment as a Communist state in 1949 until the time of his death in 1976. Brilliant and ruthless, his legacy includes guerrilla warfare tactics, violent cultural revolutions, and enduring Communist propaganda. He was named one of the 100 most influential figures of the 20th century by Time Magazine. The third volume in this special collection contains five important lectures and essays by Chairman Mao: *Part 1 - On Policy *Part 2 - On Practice *Part 3 - On Contradiction *Part 4 - On New Democracy *Part 5 - On the Correct Handling of Contradictions among the People

This book contains Mao Tse-Tung’s “Talks at the Yenan Forum on Literature and Art” and other writings of his concerning culture and art.

The writings that underpinned the Chinese revolution, introduced by Slavoj Zizek.

Originally published in China in 1966, this book contains four essays on philosophy by Mao Tse-tung. They include "On Practice," "On Contradiction," "On the Correct Handling of Contradictions Among the People," and "Where Do Correct Ideas Come From?"

The first documented, systematic study of guerrilla warfare, Mao Tsetung's 1937 text remains the definitive guide to orchestrating revolution in developing countries. Based on Mao's own experiences in fighting Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalists and his interpretations of the classic strategies of Sun-tzu, On Guerrilla Warfare outlines the tactics that have proven effective around the world, from Vietnamese jungles to Middle Eastern deserts.Prescient in his thinking and concise in his expression, Mao conceived of guerrilla operations as a complement to traditional warfare. He explains why guerrilla activities should be integrated into conventional military procedures and discusses the organization and operation of guerrilla units. His unorthodox strategies transform disadvantages into benefits: using retreat as an offensive maneuver; indoctrinating locals for employment as spies; and compensating for lack of firepower with speed, surprise, and initiative.Translator Samuel B. Griffith provides a comprehensive introduction in which he profiles Mao, examines the nature and conduct of guerrilla warfare, and considers the implications of such warfare for American policy.