Artikelnummer
LXDVOAAD
Attack and Defence
288 Seiten, kartoniert, Batsford Chess, 1998
Final vergriffen
The fifth in the series of phenomenally successful manuals by the world's best trainer and his star pupil
Contains:
Mark Dvoretsky is regarded as the world's leading chess trainer, who has helped many players to become masters, and many masters to become champions. His services are much in demand around the world. His first book, Secrets of Chess Training, won the British Chess Federation Book of the Year Award in 1991. Grandmaster Artur Yusupov is one of Dvoretsky's star pupils, and has reached the final stages of the world chess championship. He has been among the world's leading players for more than fifteen years.
Contains:
·Advise and instruction on how to attack, defence and counter-attack
·Approaches this key aspect from a wholly new angle
·Essential reading for all ambitious chess players
Dvoretsky and Yusupov's final set of lessons addresses the key aspects of the chessboard struggle: attack, defence, counterattack and the initiative.Mark Dvoretsky is regarded as the world's leading chess trainer, who has helped many players to become masters, and many masters to become champions. His services are much in demand around the world. His first book, Secrets of Chess Training, won the British Chess Federation Book of the Year Award in 1991. Grandmaster Artur Yusupov is one of Dvoretsky's star pupils, and has reached the final stages of the world chess championship. He has been among the world's leading players for more than fifteen years.
| EAN | 0713482141 |
|---|---|
| Gewicht | 365 g |
| Hersteller | Batsford Chess |
| Breite | 10,2 cm |
| Höhe | 16,1 cm |
| Medium | Buch |
| Erscheinungsjahr | 1998 |
| Autor | Mark DworetskiArtur Jussupow |
| Sprache | Englisch |
| ISBN-10 | 0713482141 |
| Seiten | 288 |
| Einband | kartoniert |
| Diagramme | 275 |
005 Symbols
007 Preface (Mark Dvoretsky)
011 Part 1: Calculating Variations
011 01 The Technique of Analysis and Decision - Taking (Mark Dvoretsky)
038 02 Wandering in the Jungle (Mikhail Krasenkov)
046 03 Visual Imagination and Chess Analysis (Beniamin Blumenfeld)
053 Part 2: Intuitive Decisions
053 04 How Chess Intuition Develops (Mark Dvoretsky)
076 05 Chess in the Style of Jazz (Sergei Dolmatov)
100 Part 3: The Practical Elements in Decisions
100 06 Practical Chances in Chess (Beniamin Blumenfeld)
110 07 Is it Worth Complicating? (Vladimir Vulfson)
127 08 Thoughts about a Book (Mark Dvoretsky)
151 Part 4: Attack
151 09 Missed Brilliancy Prizes (Artur Yusupov)
176 10 A Controversial Position (Mark Dvoretsky)
182 11 Attacking after Castling on Opposite Wings (Mark Dvoretsky)
199 Part 5: Defence
199 12 Training Session: Making Difficult Choices (Igor Belov)
216 13 Virtuoso Defence (Mark Dvoretsky)
231 14 Errors and What Lies Behind Them (Mark Dvoretsky)
238 Part 6: Further Examples
238 15 Analysis of a Game (Mark Dvoretsky)
251 16 Some Achievements of Our Pupils (Artur Yusupov)
269 Solutions to Chapter 01 Exercises
273 Solutions to Chapter 04 Exercises
276 Solutions to Chapter 11 Exercises
282 Index of Players
284 Index of Composers
285 Index of Games
288 Index of Openings
007 Preface (Mark Dvoretsky)
011 Part 1: Calculating Variations
011 01 The Technique of Analysis and Decision - Taking (Mark Dvoretsky)
038 02 Wandering in the Jungle (Mikhail Krasenkov)
046 03 Visual Imagination and Chess Analysis (Beniamin Blumenfeld)
053 Part 2: Intuitive Decisions
053 04 How Chess Intuition Develops (Mark Dvoretsky)
076 05 Chess in the Style of Jazz (Sergei Dolmatov)
100 Part 3: The Practical Elements in Decisions
100 06 Practical Chances in Chess (Beniamin Blumenfeld)
110 07 Is it Worth Complicating? (Vladimir Vulfson)
127 08 Thoughts about a Book (Mark Dvoretsky)
151 Part 4: Attack
151 09 Missed Brilliancy Prizes (Artur Yusupov)
176 10 A Controversial Position (Mark Dvoretsky)
182 11 Attacking after Castling on Opposite Wings (Mark Dvoretsky)
199 Part 5: Defence
199 12 Training Session: Making Difficult Choices (Igor Belov)
216 13 Virtuoso Defence (Mark Dvoretsky)
231 14 Errors and What Lies Behind Them (Mark Dvoretsky)
238 Part 6: Further Examples
238 15 Analysis of a Game (Mark Dvoretsky)
251 16 Some Achievements of Our Pupils (Artur Yusupov)
269 Solutions to Chapter 01 Exercises
273 Solutions to Chapter 04 Exercises
276 Solutions to Chapter 11 Exercises
282 Index of Players
284 Index of Composers
285 Index of Games
288 Index of Openings