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Oxford Univ. Press, Oxford, 1963, 197 pgs.,
index, bibliography, notes, appendicies
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Reviewer's comment:
This book is not only a translation of SnTzu's book, but also a history of the
era in which he lived and translations of various Chinese commentators. It is a
much better refererence than some other versions of Sun Tzu
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Introduction
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I The author
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II The Text
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III The Warring States
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IV War in Sun Tzu's Age
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V Sun Tzu on War
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VI Sun Tzu and Mao Tse-tung
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Translation
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I Estimates
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II Waging War-
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III Offensive Strategy
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IV Dispositions
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V Energy
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VI Weaknesses and Strengths
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VII Manoeuver
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VIII The Nine Variables
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IX Marches
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X Terrain
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XI The Nine Varieties of Ground
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XII Attack by Fire
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XIII Employment of Secret Agents
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Appendix
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I A Note on Wu Ch'i
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II Sun Tzu's Influence on Japanese Military
Thought
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III Sun Tzu in Western Languages
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IV Brief Biographies of the Commentators
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