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262 reviews
Sun Tzu

Dover Publications, 2002

Great literature doesn't gets older
I read this amazing book, here in Brazil.This book is full of eternal advices for military and every person.Being writen more than 2,500 years ago, this amazing book is less outdated, than your today's newspaper.Why? Because human mind doesn't changes with the time. Everyone looking for advices, about any war, must begin, with this amazing book.This short book isn't just about war, but also ...

Sun Tzu: The Art of War for Managers; 50 Strategic Rules

27 reviews
Sun-tzu, Gerald A. Michaelson

Adams Media, 2001

Sun Tzu for today
If you liked the Art of War you will like this. I really liked the summary of all the rules at the end of the book.

The Art of War
Sun Tzu

Shambhala, 2005

Conflict is an inevitable part of life, according to this ancient Chinese classic of strategy, but everything necessary to deal with conflict wisely, honorably, victoriously, is already present within us. Compiled more than two thousand years ago by a mysterious warrior-philosopher, The Art of War is still perhaps the most prestigious and influential book of strategy in the world, as eagerly studied in Asia by modern politicians and ...

The Art Of War

14 reviews
Sun Tzu

Filiquarian, 2007

Classic on the priciples of war
This ancient classic of 13 chapters was written over 2,500 years ago by the legendary Chinese general Sun Tzu. It is a must have for military buffs that enjoy reading about the tactics of the most succesful generals. It is rumored that Napoleon used a French translation of the Art of War to his advantage while conquering most of Europe, and he lost when he broke its principles. The principles ...

The War of Art: Break Through the Blocks and Win Your Inner Creative Battles

128 reviews
Steven Pressfield

Grand Central Publishing, 2003

a real winner!
What a great book. A very fast read. Honest, "tough love" for the stuck creative personality. Some coarse language I could have done without, but lots of sharp insight and effective support for his advice in the telling of his own stories and those of others.

The Art of War

7 reviews
Sun Tzu

bnpublishing.com, 2007

Sun Tzu
The Art of War is a Chinese military treatise written during the 6th century BC by Sun Tzu. Composed of 13 chapters, each of which is devoted to one aspect of warfare, it has long been praised as the definitive work on military strategies and tactics of its time. The Art of War is one of the oldest books on military strategy in the world. It is also one of the most famous studies ...

The Art of War by Sun Tzu - Special Edition

4 reviews
Sun Tzu

El Paso Norte Press, 2007

The Best Edition
This special edition of Sun Tzu's "The Art of War" (available in both Paperback and Hardcover) is absolutely the best edition on the market. Not only is Lionel Giles' translation widely considered to be the most readable and scholarly, this particular book gives you two copies of the famous classic: one simple direct translation from the Chinese characters (which are also included in the book) ...

The Art of War for Women: Sun Tzu's Ancient Strategies and Wisdom for Winning at Work

5 reviews
Chin-Ning Chu

Doubleday Business, 2007

5 star book!
As a women in the midst of working towards changing careers and moving up in the work place, I found this book very useful. This book has made me think about how I present myself at work, what I really want to do with my life, and what I need to do to get there. This book is not at all about feel-good, mushy things, it has us look at our strengths and weaknesses and strategize to succeed. I ...

The Art of War by Sun Tzu - Special Edition

22 reviews
Sun Tzu

El Paso Norte Press, 2005

Sun Tzu vs Lao Tzu
The Art of War describes a strategy for winning a game through action and competition. Tao Te Ching describes a strategy for winning a game through inaction and noncompetition. ---by the author of Warren Buffett and Tao Te Ching: A Modern Investor and an Age-Old Philosophy

The Illustrated Art of War

14 reviews
Sun Tzu

Oxford University Press, 2005

eager for audiobook of this
As a Chinese, I can say that author grasp the essence of Art of war and the English is beautiful. I see adiobook on this topic. What no one for this version? strongly suggest and if come out I would buy it firstly.

The Art Of War: The Oldest Military Treatise In The World (1910)

82 reviews
Sun Tzu

Kessinger Publishing, LLC, 2007

An excellent little reference
Devoid of most of the commentaries and interpretations that most copies of this text have, this is an ideal companion for those who can already understand the philosophy, or who wish to come to their own interpretation without the opinions of others influencing them. Beautifully presented, the text of this edition is easily referenced and quickly scanned by eye when looking for a particular ...

The Art of War

9 reviews
Sun Tzu

Recorded Books, 2003

Great gift!
I bought this book as a gift and the reader loved it.

The Art of Star Wars, Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back

7 reviews
Deborah Call

Del Rey, 1997

the best of the original trilogy
This book is FAR superior to the other two "Art of" books in the original trilogy because it is actually an "Art of" book and NOT an illustrated screenplay. By publishing the script elsewhere (in numerous publications - the best being "The Empire Strikes Back Notebook" which had the script, commentary from Kasdan and Kershner, and tons of storyboard panels - try to get a copy), Lucasfilm ...

The Art of Star Wars, Return of the Jedi, Second Edition (Titan Books UK: Customized run-on)

7 reviews
Star Wars

Del Rey, 1997

WOW
This was an awesome book if you have any arguments shove it up your @$

The Complete Art Of War: Sun Tzu/sun Pin (History and Warfare)

10 reviews
Sun-tzu

Basic Books, 1996

The teachings of the greatest military geniuses of all time.
Sun Tzu collected his teachings into the ancient Chinese treatise on military strategy known as "The Art of War" about twenty-five hundred years ago. Afterward his teachings were passed down through the Sun family, or a group of disciples, who edited or expounded upon the original writings until they assumed their current form. Sun Pin was the great-grandson of Sun Tzu, and he used the teachings ...

The Art of Star Wars, Episode I - The Phantom Menace

30 reviews
Jonathan Bresman

Del Rey, 2000

A veritable art-gallery by master conceptual artists
I would never have thought that I would stoop so low in nerd-dom and buy a book like this, but there is more to being a nerd than simply obsessing over your favorite fantasies. I love Star Wars, hate the Phantom Menace. And yet way back when the VHS release was going on, I too crowded into a Media Play at 12 in the morning with my buddy and his wife to get my advanced Widescreen Collector's ...

Sun Tzu: Art of War (History and Warfare)

14 reviews
Tzu Sun, Ralph D Sawyer, ...

Basic Books, 1994

Lessons to take to heart
I'm not a military strategist, but it seems that neither are many of the people running military strategies these days. And I don't mean only American military strategy. If Western civilization wants to survive, it had better hurriedly take Sun Tzu's most poignant messages to heart--messages perhaps best translated in this classic edition. Among these are the lessons concerning one's knowledge ...

The Art of Star Wars, Episode III - Revenge of the Sith

23 reviews
Jonathan Rinzler

Del Rey, 2005

Concept art at it's best
Science fiction movies are one of largest proving grounds for concept artists. And to take the best of both fields we have Star Wars pitted with industry's top artists creating an end episode for one of the greatest (if not the greatest) SF sagas of all times. Fans of SW series will surely enjoy yet another dive into this amazing world, while concept artists and souls alike will marvel the ...

The Art of War: The Denma Translation (Shambhala Library)

14 reviews
Sun Tzu

Shambhala, 2002

The Best "Art of War"
I've read a few different translations of the Art of War and I found this one to be the most accessible. I'm not a scholar of ancient Chinese, so I have no idea whether or not it's the most accurate translation, but, for me, it is the easiest to get into. Not only is the translated text highly readable, but the essays included with the translation are brilliant. The essays bring a whole new level ...

The Art of Star Wars, Episode II - Attack of the Clones

29 reviews
Mark Vaz

Del Rey, 2002

I Wish I had a Witty Title, but I Don't...
I was hyped up for Episode 1 only to be let down by one 3-worded mistake: Jar Jar Binks. Of course, if you've read my review for The Art of Episode 1, the you know that I still thought well of that book, despite certain Gungan monstrosities. The Art of Episode 2 proves that the Stars Wars films are like leftovers from dinner, they just taste better and better. Aside from showing the reader ...

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