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Composed by two prominent statesmen-generals of classical China, this book develops the strategies of Sun Tzu's classic, The Art of War, into a complete handbook of organization and leadership. The great leaders of ancient China who were trained in Sun Tzu's principles understood how war is waged successfully, both materially and mentally, and how victory and defeat follo..more
Published November 18th 1989 by Shambhala
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Jan 20, 2013Jchin rated it it was amazing
Amazing playbook for leadership in any form..replace manager, teacher, coach, mentor to replace general. I've been a fan of all things Romance of the Three Kingdoms for years, and came across this as an ancillary to Sun Tzu's Art of War. Zhuge Liang's Mastering the Art of War fills in many of the blanks for understanding the statesman-general in Chinese history.
In any form of leadership, the manager, coach, teacher, mentor has a much more rich role than simply planning a battle, strategic mark..more
In any form of leadership, the manager, coach, teacher, mentor has a much more rich role than simply planning a battle, strategic mark..more
Its best to read it in conjunction with Sun Tzu (which I've already read
One of the best books I have ever read.
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Read it. Live it. Pass it on.
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Zhuge Liang, where are you when we need you?
Apr 09, 2018Sammy rated it really liked it · review of another edition
Excellent read to augment Sun Tzu’s classic. The stories high light the lessons and bring them to life
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Although this is a short book, and likely a very obscure one, this book is a worthwhile gem for those who are students of the lasting influence of Chinese military strategy and its larger implications [1]. The translator and editor of this book assumes that the reader is familiar with both the Art of War and the I Ching, as well as having some passing familiarity with the larger scope of Chinese history between the Spring and Autumn and T’ang periods. Needless to say, not many readers will be fa..more
Jun 01, 2015Johnny rated it really liked it
This book is a collection of translations of two old Chinese texts on the art of war - one by Zhuge Liang, and one by Liu Ji.
These old Chinese texts on strategy can be hard to grok, because they are so succinct. I've always found this to be the case with Sun Tzu's Art of War. You can read it quickly, because it really is rather short. Each brief little chapter provides a small gem of strategic wisdom that, in a modern Western text, would be elaborated on for a few pages. But here, we only get a..more
Oct 25, 2014Vernita Naylor rated it it was amazingThese old Chinese texts on strategy can be hard to grok, because they are so succinct. I've always found this to be the case with Sun Tzu's Art of War. You can read it quickly, because it really is rather short. Each brief little chapter provides a small gem of strategic wisdom that, in a modern Western text, would be elaborated on for a few pages. But here, we only get a..more
Recommends it for: Anyone Who Has An Interest In Dealing With Conflict
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Mastering the Art of War is a must read especially if you are interested in better understanding the various aspects of dealing with opposition either mentally or physically. Each strategy is broken up into bite side nuggets such as: Strategic Assessments, Doing Battle, Planning a Siege and Adaptations to help you to see the value of war. Additionally, hearing from the Masters and leaders on how they see each section is valuable.
I find that these strategies are ideal in negotiation, conflict re..more
I find that these strategies are ideal in negotiation, conflict re..more
An unnecessary extension of the Sun Tzu classic, but it wasn't the worst read.
Un pequeño libro encontrado en la antigua Den Haag :) Una sencilla manera de entender el liderazgo actual con base a los conceptos militares de la antigua China
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I had studied military history and played wargames (real deal, war college style) for a couple of decades before reading Sun Tzu. So for me a lot of the text came across as all too obvious common sense. But this text provides insights beyond physical tactics and historical interest and has earned its durable international reputation: Sun Tzu wrote about battlefield strategy, but also about campaign strategy, the economics of warfare, and the motives and morale of both soldiers and the politicians whose directives initiate war.
This particular translation includes useful commentary referencing a variety of ancient commentaries, and draws comparison to more recent (i.e. U.S. Civil War) referents. Anyone who wants to understand both literal warfare and 'moral equivalents to war' would be well served to study this text and dwell in particular on whatever parts seem counter-intuitive or nonsensical: That's where a given reader will find challenges and rewards.
As a lifelong pacifist, I make it my business to study war with grim determination. The time to lay down that sword and shield and 'study war no more' is when we arrive 'down by the riverside.' Getting there requires the most complete understanding possible - and an educated appreciation of the fundamental distinction between force and violence.
Five star rating because the scale does not go any higher.
This particular translation includes useful commentary referencing a variety of ancient commentaries, and draws comparison to more recent (i.e. U.S. Civil War) referents. Anyone who wants to understand both literal warfare and 'moral equivalents to war' would be well served to study this text and dwell in particular on whatever parts seem counter-intuitive or nonsensical: That's where a given reader will find challenges and rewards.
As a lifelong pacifist, I make it my business to study war with grim determination. The time to lay down that sword and shield and 'study war no more' is when we arrive 'down by the riverside.' Getting there requires the most complete understanding possible - and an educated appreciation of the fundamental distinction between force and violence.
Five star rating because the scale does not go any higher.