Panduan Catur Mutakhir dari Pandolfini

PROLOG	Catur, Permainan Dunia
PELAJARAN 1	Permulaan
	Langkah dan Aturan
PELAJARAN 2	Mempersenjatai Diri untuk Serangan
	Taktik Tak-Mematikan
PELAJARAN 3	Mendefinisikan Sasaran
	Pola Mat
PELAJARAN 4	Persyaratan Tempur
	Unsur-unsurnya
PELAJARAN 5	Pengintaian Wilayah
	Prinsip Pembukaan dan Langkah Pertama
PELAJARAN 6	Membentuk Kawasan Netral
	Jawaban Hitam
PELAJARAN 7	Penentuan Prioritas
	Pengembangan dan Pusat
PELAJARAN 8	Memulai Kampanye
	Membandingkan Perwira Ringan
PELAJARAN 9	Menggali Parit
	Pertukaran, Pemakuan, dan sebagainya pada Perwira Ringan
PELAJARAN 10	Mengumpulkan Keuntungan
	Permainan Bidak dan Kelemahan
PELAJARAN 11	Pembentukan Rencana
	Bidak Ganda, Rokade, dan Membuka Jalur
PELAJARAN 12	Penilaian dan Perhitungan
	Permainan Tengah, Nilai Pertukaran, Cara Menganalisis
PELAJARAN 13	Terobosan
	Strategi dan Taktik, Pentingnya Materi, Mencegah Kesalahan
PELAJARAN 14	Awal dari Akhir
	Prinsip Permainan Akhir, Pemusatan, Raja Aktif, dan Promosi Bidak
PELAJARAN 15	Mendekati Sasaran
	Bidak Bebas dan Bidak Berlebih
PELAJARAN 16	Segala Sesuatu yang Baik Menuju Akhir
	Baris Ketujuh, Penyerbuan, dan Penyederhanaan
EPILOG	Catur = mc^2
LAMPIRAN 1	Daftar Istilah
LAMPIRAN 2	Langkah-langkah Pembukaan
LAMPIRAN 3	Catur di Web
LAMPIRAN 4	Juara-juara Dunia
LAMPIRAN 5	Tanggal-tanggal Penting dalam Sejarah Catur
LAMPIRAN 6	Kutipan-kutipan
LAMPIRAN 7	Catur dalam Film dan Buku
LAMPIRAN 8	Permainan Catur Terkenal Sepanjang Masa
Daftar Pustaka
Indeks
Ucapan Terimakasih

-->

Panduan Lengkap Nimzo-India Variasi Rubinstein

Foreword
PART I – 4.e3 Various
Chapter 1.1
	Taimanov – 4...Kc6
Chapter 1.2
	Early ... b6 Lines – 4...b6 5.f3
Chapter 1.3
	Smooth Development – 4...b6 5.jd3 Jb7 6.kf3
Chapter 1.4
	Romanishin's 4...b6 5.ke2 c5
Chapter 1.5
	The Early Knight Jump – 4...b6 5.ke2 Ke4
Chapter 1.6
	The Slow 4...b6 5.ke2 Ja6 6.a3 Je7
Chapter 1.7
	Exchange – 4...b6 5.ke2 Ja6 6.a3 Jxc3+
Chapter 1.8
	The Nimzo Knight Move – 4...b6 5.ke2 Ja6 6.kg3
Chapter 1.9
	The Original Rubinstein – 4...c5 5.ke2
Chapter 1.10
	Development jd3 with ke2 – 4...c5 5.jd3
PART II – 4...0-0 Minor Lines
Chapter 2.1
	Reshevsky's Set-up – 5.ke2 d5 6.a3 Jd6
Chapter 2.2
	The Retreat to e7 – 5.ke2 d5 6.a3 Je7
Chapter 2.3
	The Baguio Variation – 5.jd3 c5 6.d5
Chapter 2.4
	Hübner Variation – 5.jd3 c5 6.kf3 Kc6 7.0-0 Jxc3 8.bxc3 d6
Chapter 2.5
	Fixing the Centre – 5.jd3 d5 6.cxd5
Chapter 2.6
	The Forcing 6.a3 – 5.jd3 d5 6.a3
PART III – The Main Line 4...0-0 5.jd3 d5 6.kf3
Chapter 3.1
	The Delayed Fianchetto – 6...b6
Chapter 3.2
	Reykjavik Line – 6...c5 7.0-0 Kc6 8.a3 Ja5
Chapter 3.3
	The Flexible 6...c5 7.0-0 Kc6 8.a3 Jxc3 9.bxc3 Mc7
Chapter 3.4
	Main Line – 9...dxc4 10.jxc4 Mc7 11.jd3
Chapter 3.5
	Main Line – 9...dxc4 10.jxc4 Mc7 11.ja2
Chapter 3.6
	Main Line – 9...dxc4 10.jxc4 Mc7 11.h3
Chapter 3.7
	Main Line – 9...dxc4 10.jxc4 Mc7 11.Jb2
PART IV – 4...0-0 5.jd3 d5 6.kf3 c5 7.0-0
The Immediate 7...dxc4 8.jxc4
Chapter 4.1
	Larsen Variation – 8...Kc6
Chapter 4.2
	Karpov Variation – 8...cxd4 9.exd4 b6
Chapter 4.3
	Parma Variation – 8...Kbd7 9.me2
Chapter 4.4
	Parma Variation – 8...Kbd7 9.mb3
Chapter 4.5
	Parma Variation – 8...Kbd7 9.a3
Index of Variations
Index of Players
Bibliography

Panduan Ujian dan Pelatihan Catur

About the Author
Preface – A Note to the Reader
Warning – Disclaimer
Chess Symbols
Acknowledgements
Final Comments: How to Take the Exam
Exam
	Sub-test 1	Questions			1 – 10
	Sub-test 2	Questions			11 – 20
	Sub-test 3	Questions			21 – 30
	Sub-test 4	Questions			31 – 40
	Sub-test 5	Questions			41 – 50
	Sub-test 6	Questions			51 – 60
	Sub-test 7	Questions			61 – 70
	Sub-test 8	Questions			71 – 80
	Sub-test 9	Questions			81 – 90
	Sub-test 10	Questions			91 – 100
Tables and Charts
	Introduction
	Instructions: How to use the Tables
	Tables
Training Tips and Recommendations
	Introduction
	Attack		:	Find Your Targets and Shoot
	Counterattack		:	Turning the Tables
	Defense		:	Various Techniques
	Opening		:	Start Your Game Right
	Middlegame		:	Complexity is Escalating
	Endgame		:	Maximum Result with Minimum Material
	Tactics		:	Exciting Explosions on the Chessboard
	Strategy		:	Do You Have a Plan?
	Calculation		:	Anticipate Opponents Moves
	Standard Positions (Endgames)
	Sacrifice		:	Check is the Only Threat You can’t Ignore
	Recognizing Threats		:	Be on the Alert!
	Analyzing Your Own Games
	Khmelnitsky’s Top-10 Training Tips
Afterword: What is the Next Step?
Appendix 1: Recommended Chess Training Tools
Appendix 2: Index of Players and Composers
Order Form

-->