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The Lost Art of War: Classics Paper Cover – August 27, 2020
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What Stands Out
Timeless Wisdom
This edition of 'The Lost Art of War' encapsulates strategies and philosophies that have stood the test of time, providing readers with insights applicable in both personal and professional challenges.
Classic Aesthetics
The classic paper cover design appeals to collectors and history enthusiasts, making it not just a book, but a decorative piece for any bookshelf.
Accessible Format
With its affordable price and easy-to-read format, this book makes the profound teachings of warfare accessible to everyone, regardless of background or expertise.
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- The name Sun Bin has been considered a legend in China for centuries. Even Mao Zedong was referring to him in his writings, even though what was known about him was just rumors. Although it is known that this famous strategist, who lived in the middle of the States from War period (475-221 BC), wrote an extraordinary book called The Art of War, the book in question was lost. It was revealed that Sun Bin's Art of War was among the tablets found during archaeological excavations on Yingue Mountain in the Shandong region in April 1972. A thousand-year-old riddle was solved and it became clear that the legend was true. Experts state that Sun Bin is a descendant of Sun Tzu. Indeed, there are similarities as well as differences between the writings of both strategic geniuses. Perhaps that is why it is believed that studying Sun Tzu without reading Sun Bin is a shortcoming. In order to eliminate this deficiency, we present this ancient Eastern classic in the field of strategy to the attention of Turkish readers. Show more
| Publishers | red cat |
| Date of publicization | 27 August 2020 |
| Prints | . |
| Language | Turkish |
| Print length | 80 pages |
| ISBN-10 | 6052986875 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-6052986875 |
| Dimensions | 15 x 2 x 20 cm |
Who Should Buy?
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Military Enthusiasts
Individuals interested in military strategy and history will appreciate the insights and analysis of wartime tactics.
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Students of Philosophy
Philosophy students can benefit from the strategic principles that connect to broader concepts of conflict and resolution.
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Professionals in Leadership
Leaders in business and management can apply the strategic lessons from the text to enhance decision-making and teamwork.
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Casual Readers
Those seeking light reading may find the historical and strategic themes too complex or dense for enjoyment.
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Modern Warfare Seekers
Individuals looking for contemporary military tactics may find this classic text outdated and less relevant to current conflicts.
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Non-Analytical Thinkers
Readers who prefer straightforward narratives may struggle with the analytical approach and require more direct storytelling.
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What is the significance of Sun Bin in military strategy?
Answer: Sun Bin is a legendary figure whose insights provide essential knowledge alongside Sun Tzu's teachings. -
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Why is 'The Lost Art of War' important?
Answer: It offers unique strategies and perspectives that complement those found in Sun Tzu's 'The Art of War.' -
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When was this book revealed to the public?
Answer: The ancient texts were uncovered in April 1972, bringing Sun Bin's insights to light.
Sun Bin , Haluk Hepkon (Çevirmen) Editorial Review
** The Lost Art of War: Classics** "The Lost Art of War: Classics" has garnered a mix of feedback from customers, suggesting that while the book is presumed to be engaging, it leans more toward tactical strategies than the philosophical depth that some readers anticipated. Several reviewers have commented on the book's strategic focus, indicating it does not fully encompass the broader and deeper philosophical insights that one might expect from a work surrounding the principles of warfare. This tactical emphasis may appeal to readers looking for practical advice but could disappoint those seeking a more holistic examination of military philosophy. Moreover, discussions around the context of Turkish literature reflected in the book reveal a concern with how cultural representations are framed—specifically, the notion that various literary traditions are recognized while Turkish literature is not similarly acknowledged. This highlights a cultural sensitivity among readers and may influence their reception of the book within the broader context of international literature. In summary, while "The Lost Art of War: Classics" provides valuable insights into tactical strategies, its reception is tempered by an undercurrent of disappointment regarding its philosophical depth and the cultural implications of its publication. **
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- Engaging tactical strategies focused on practical advice
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- Lacks the philosophical depth expected by some readers
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Features & Benefits
- Discover the legendary insights of Sun Bin, a renowned strategist.
- Unearth the historical significance of 'The Lost Art of War' from archaeological findings.
- Understand the crucial differences and similarities between Sun Bin and Sun Tzu's writings.
- Enhance your strategic knowledge with this essential Eastern classic.
- Perfect for enthusiasts of military strategy and history.
- A must-read to complete the understanding of ancient warfare.