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Preface
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Symbols
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Introduction
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1
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Devising a Plan in a
Game of Chess
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Elements of Chess
Strategy
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Prophylactic
Thinking and Anticipation of Events
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The Principle of
Two Weaknesses
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Manoeuvring
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The Principle of
the ‘Worst’ Piece
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Answers to
Exercises for Chapter 1
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2
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‘STOPS’ - A System of
Self-Discipline in Chess
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Answer to Exercise
for Chapter 2
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3
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The Advantage of the
Bishop-Pair
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Bishop or Knight?
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Bishop Stronger
than Knight
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Knight Stronger
than Bishop
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Two Bishops in the
Middlegame
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Two Bishops in the
Middlegame: Associated Factors
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The ‘Advantage of
the Knight-Pair'
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The Problem of
Exchanging
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Two Bishops in the
Endgame
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Two Bishops against
Two Knights in the Endgame
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Methods of
Combating the Two Bishops in the Endgame
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Transformation of
the Advantage
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The Passed Pawn
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The Bishop-Pair in
the Endgame – How Much is it Worth?
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The ‘Best Odds’
Principle
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Answers to
Exercises for Chapter 3
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4
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Warning – Trap Ahead!
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Answers to
Exercises for Chapter 4
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5
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Opposite Bishops in
the Middlegame
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Bishop Power
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The Initiative
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Attacking the King
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Attacking the King with
Minimal Material
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Open File and
Passed Pawn
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Prophylaxis
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Piece Coordination
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Defence
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The Pawn-Structure
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Answers to
Exercises for Chapter 5
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Index of Players
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