Contributions

  • Sawyer, Ralph D. - Contributor
  • Sawyer, Mei-chün. - Contributor

Publication

1995 - Westview Press, Boulder, Colorado

Language

English

Word Count

98,000 words, Guess

Page Count

392 pages

Identifiers

and 2 more
  • LibraryThing1652167
  • Goodreads1058514

Classifications

  • DDC355.02
  • LCCU101 .S93513 1995

Description

This graphic description from the Shih Chi depicts the awesome army commanded by Sun Pin, a direct descendent - probably the great-grandson - of the legendary Sun Tzu. Sun Pin studied and adopted many of the ideas found in his predecessor's masterpiece, the Art of War, but he also developed his own distinct strategic style suited to the changing conditions of his time, the fourth century B.C. In addition to translating this "eighth military classic," Ralph Sawyer has prepared insightful chapter-by-chapter commentaries and a vivid general introduction that describes Sun Pin's life and times, analyzes in detail Sun Pin's tactics in important battles, and compares Sun Tzu's strategic thinking with Sun Pin's.

Subjects

Genres

  • Early works to 1800.

Series Statement

  • History and warfare

Other Editions

  • Sun Pin military methodsWestview Press1995-01-01

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