The Art of War

Author: Sun Tzu Translator: Thomas Cleary
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Sun Tzu provides a timeless blueprint for navigating conflict through wisdom rather than brute force. Compiled over two millennia ago, this classic text explores how to master the psychology of competition and the importance of self-discipline. It teaches that the highest victory is the one won without a single battle. Thomas Cleary translates these ancient Chinese principles into clear language …

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