Sun Tzu, dont le nom de naissance était Sūn Wu, fut un ancien général et philosophe militaire chinois. Il est l'auteur d'un livre ancien chinois d'une immense influence sur la stratégie militaire. La philosophie centrale de son œuvre souligne l'utilisation des sciences militaires pour obtenir des résultats menant à la paix. Sa pensée stratégique se concentre sur l'agilité et la prévoyance pour remporter la victoire avec un minimum de conflit.
A l'égal des œuvres de Machiavel et de Clausewitz, ce traité de stratégie militaire, composé par Sun TZU (VIème-Vème siècles avant J.-C.), est un classique du genre. L'ART DE LA GUERRE OU LES TREIZE ARTICLES, où "chaque mot est une perle", pose les préceptes fondamentaux de la guerre et de la politique. Référence incontournable pour de nombreux stratèges contemporains, ce livre dangereux est un extraordinaire traité sur l'art de la tromperie et du retournement.
Focusing on practical business strategies, this book serves as an essential guide for executives and their teams. It offers insights into effective decision-making, strategic planning, and leadership, ensuring that readers can navigate complex business environments successfully. With a comprehensive approach, it equips leaders with the tools necessary to drive organizational success and foster a culture of strategic thinking.
Focusing on military strategy and philosophy, this book combines the insights of Sun-Tzu and Niccolo Machiavelli to explore the principles of warfare and leadership. It discusses the timing and ethics of conflict, alongside practical advice on recruitment, training, and motivation of troops. The text also distinguishes between strategy and tactics while analyzing historic battles. By merging Eastern and Western military wisdom, it serves as an essential guide for understanding not only warfare but its applications in various aspects of life.
A classic collection the Art of War and other Chinese military texts, beautifully presented with a striking, foil-embossed cover design.Written between 500 BCE and 700 CE, these seven texts have inspired generals for millennia, both in China and the wider world. These seven texts display an understanding of strategy and warfare still relevant more than 2,000 years after they were originally written. Together, they present a uniquely eastern tradition of warfare that emphasizes speed, stealth, and cunning.This collection includes seven of the most famous military texts of ancient The Art of War , Wuzi , Wei Liaozi , Taigong's Six Secret Teachings , The Methods of the Sima , Three Strategies of Huang Shigong , and Questions and Replies Between Emperor Taizong of Tang and General Li Jing .These new translations bring to light several texts that display an understanding of strategy and warfare that still has relevance millennia after their original publication. From the 11th-century AD onward, these texts became required reading for Chinese military officers.
Book One of The Warrior Series Sun Tzu and Sun Pin's timeless strategic masterpieces are constantly analyzed and interpreted by leaders worldwide. For the first time ever, author D.E. Tarver explains the classic texts, The Art of War by Sun Tzu and The Art of Warfare by Sun Pin, in plain English. War is the perfect training ground for teaching Sun Tzu's ancient philosophies to attaining victory over an opponent. The Art of War outlines the steps for outwitting the enemy, be it an army of 10,000 or an unresponsive client. The Art of War teaches leaders strategies to attain victory by: Knowing when to stand up to an opponent, and when to back down. How to be confident without being overly confident. Considering the cost of the campaign before launching an attack. Avoiding an opponent's strengths and striking his weaknesses. "The one who is first to the field of battle has time to rest, while his opponent rushes into the conflict weary and confused. The first will be fresh and alert. The second will waste most of his energy trying to catch up." Be the first to the battlefield with The Art of War.
Featuring an illustrated unabridged edition of Sun Tzu's classic, this unique set combines ancient military wisdom with practical daily applications. It includes a 52-card deck showcasing inspirational aphorisms, each paired with advice for real-life relevance, all elegantly presented in a gift box. The definitive translation by Lionel Giles and an insightful introduction by Nigel Cawthorne highlight the text's historical impact and modern significance. Ideal for those seeking guidance from timeless wisdom, this kit serves both as a learning tool and a decorative piece.
Featuring stunning full-color illustrations that complement the text, this beautifully crafted edition enhances the reading experience. The visuals are thoughtfully integrated, creating a captivating blend of art and literature that draws readers into the narrative.
A Progressive Art of War applies modern understanding of politics and social movements to Sun Tzu's ancient Art of War, revealing an understanding of strategy relevant to progressive movement leaders today.Substitute the word "politics" for "war." We fight over words and ideas seeking to shape public perception. In democracies, we wage campaigns to move voters and government officials to act. A Progressive Art of War speaks to issues such as solidarity, tactics, resources, strategy and risk. Its insights on conflict apply to elections and advocacy campaigns happening everyday.This is not scholarly discussion of Sun Tzu, nor a rendering of The Art of War into a how-to manual. It is a sharing of how his work frames the author's understanding of campaigns. A Progressive Art of War connects modern political and social activism to the ancient text, showing its application to today's political battlefield and exploring challenges campaigns face from an enduring perspective.This work uses the Lionel Giles 1910 public domain translation and inserts inline remarks, as traditional with Sun Tzu commentary, connecting passages to modern social and political activism.
Focusing on military strategy and philosophy, this omnibus compiles essential works on the art of war. It includes Sun Tzu's "The Art of War," with insightful commentary by Lionel Giles, and Carl von Clausewitz's "On War," which delves into the complexities of warfare and military theory. Together, these texts offer timeless wisdom and strategic principles that have influenced both historical and modern military thought, making this collection invaluable for scholars, strategists, and enthusiasts alike.
