Article Number
LXUTTDOCP
Author
Dynamics of Chess Psychology
219 pages, paperback, Chess Digest, 1994
Discontinued
| EAN | 9780875682563 |
|---|---|
| Weight | 320 g |
| Manufacturer | Chess Digest |
| Width | 13.9 cm |
| Height | 21.6 cm |
| Medium | Book |
| Year of Publication | 1994 |
| Author | Cary Utterberg |
| Language | English |
| ISBN-10 | 0875682561 |
| ISBN-13 | 9780875682563 |
| Pages | 219 |
| Binding | paperback |
Table of Contents
007 Preface
010 - 1. Philosophical Foundations
030 - 2. The Importance of Aesthetics
030 - I. PRE-HISTORY (600-1821), First Steps
039 - 3. The Embryo Chess, A Family Tree
048 - 4. The Spanish School, The Existential Combinative Understanding
052 - 5. The Italian School, Toward a Continuity of Style
057 - 6. Philidor, Pawn Play and Order
062 - II. THE ROMANTICS (1821-1859), The Development of Natural Talent
062 - 7. Bourdonnais, The Existential Attacking Unit
066 - 8. Staunton, Existential Vulnerability
071 - 9. Anderssen, Antagonism
076 - 10. Morphy, The Global Existential Understanding
081 - III. THE CLASSICAL AERA (1859-1927), Chess as Science
081 - 11. Paulsen, Inertial Mass
087 - 12. Steinitz, Strategic Masking
093 - 13. Tarrasch, Idealism
100 - 14. Tchigorin, Skepticism
105 - 15. Lasker, Recognition
111 - 16. Rubinstein, Integration
117 - 17. Capablanca, The Fully-Integrated Existential Understanding
125 - IV. THE MODERN GAME (1927-1957), Individuality and Character
125 - 18. Nimzovich, Responsibility
132 - 19. Alekhine, The Initiative
144 - 20. Botvinnik, Subject/Object Integration
152 - 21. Smyslov, The Modern Grunfeld Defence
156 - 22. Boleslavsky, The Modern Sicilian Defence
161 - 23. Bronstein, The Modern King`s Indian Defence
166 - V. CONTEMPORARY CHESS (1957-), The Individual in Struggle
166 - 24. Tal, The Psychological Sacrifice
170 - 25. Petrosian, Adversarial Responsibility
174 - 26. Korchnoi, Defensive Character
178 - 27. Spassky, The Universal Style
184 - 28. Fischer, Interactive Responsibility
195 - 29. Karpov, Domination
199 - 30. Kasparov, Communal Responsibility
206 - 31. Overview
214 - Appendix 1, On the Rating of Chessplayers
217 - Appendix 2, On Training Existential Understanding
007 Preface
010 - 1. Philosophical Foundations
030 - 2. The Importance of Aesthetics
030 - I. PRE-HISTORY (600-1821), First Steps
039 - 3. The Embryo Chess, A Family Tree
048 - 4. The Spanish School, The Existential Combinative Understanding
052 - 5. The Italian School, Toward a Continuity of Style
057 - 6. Philidor, Pawn Play and Order
062 - II. THE ROMANTICS (1821-1859), The Development of Natural Talent
062 - 7. Bourdonnais, The Existential Attacking Unit
066 - 8. Staunton, Existential Vulnerability
071 - 9. Anderssen, Antagonism
076 - 10. Morphy, The Global Existential Understanding
081 - III. THE CLASSICAL AERA (1859-1927), Chess as Science
081 - 11. Paulsen, Inertial Mass
087 - 12. Steinitz, Strategic Masking
093 - 13. Tarrasch, Idealism
100 - 14. Tchigorin, Skepticism
105 - 15. Lasker, Recognition
111 - 16. Rubinstein, Integration
117 - 17. Capablanca, The Fully-Integrated Existential Understanding
125 - IV. THE MODERN GAME (1927-1957), Individuality and Character
125 - 18. Nimzovich, Responsibility
132 - 19. Alekhine, The Initiative
144 - 20. Botvinnik, Subject/Object Integration
152 - 21. Smyslov, The Modern Grunfeld Defence
156 - 22. Boleslavsky, The Modern Sicilian Defence
161 - 23. Bronstein, The Modern King`s Indian Defence
166 - V. CONTEMPORARY CHESS (1957-), The Individual in Struggle
166 - 24. Tal, The Psychological Sacrifice
170 - 25. Petrosian, Adversarial Responsibility
174 - 26. Korchnoi, Defensive Character
178 - 27. Spassky, The Universal Style
184 - 28. Fischer, Interactive Responsibility
195 - 29. Karpov, Domination
199 - 30. Kasparov, Communal Responsibility
206 - 31. Overview
214 - Appendix 1, On the Rating of Chessplayers
217 - Appendix 2, On Training Existential Understanding