El Arte De La Guerra/ the Art of War: Estrategias Milenarias Para Lideres De Todos Los Tiempos

Sun Tzu

LD Books, 2004 - Self-Help - 100 pages

Showing how to think about challenges in a new way, the ancient Chinese treatise on war stresses the importance of speed, sound tactics, subterfuge, discipline, appropriate form of attack, and accurate intelligence.

Contents

• I: 7
• II: 13
• III: 19
• IV: 25
• V: 31
• VI: 37
• VIII: 45
• IX: 53
• X: 57
• XI: 67
• XII: 75
• XIII: 89
• XIV: 95

About the author

Sun Tzu was born around 544 B.C. He was a Chinese military general who helped the King Ho-lu capture the city of Ying, bringing about the fall of the Ch'u state in 506 B.C. Because of this, he became known throughout the country as a wise and respected leader. His collection of essays called The Art of War is the oldest military treatise in the world. The text became known through translations by Father J. J. M. Amiot, a French Jesuit priest. Sun Tzu is believed to have died in 496 B.C.

Bibliographic information

• Title: El Arte De La Guerra/ the Art of War: Estrategias Milenarias Para Lideres De Todos Los Tiempos
• Author: Sun Tzu
• Edition: large print
• Publisher: LD Books, 2004
• ISBN: 9707320818, 9789707320819
• Length: 100 pages
• Subjects: Self-Help / Personal Growth / Success