Table of Contents
Foreword Andrey Filatov 7
Introduction 9
Part I The Soviet Chess Conveyor 17
Chapter 1 Constructing an opening repertoire 18
Chapter 2 Studying the chess classics 90
Part II Endgame Strategy 123
Chapter 3 Centralising the king 128
Chapter 4 The role of pawns in the endgame 134
Chapter 5 The problem of exchanges 138
Chapter 6 Schematic thinking 150
Chapter 7 Do not hurry! 172
Chapter 8 The principle of two weaknesses 191
Chapter 9 Instead of a conclusion 196
Part III From the 20th century to the 21st 205
Chapter 10 On the status of chess players and trainers 206
Chapter 11 Chess books 224
Chapter 12 Daut 236
Chapter 13 Laziness 244
Chapter 14 The technique of calculating variations 252
Chapter 15 Resulting moves 264
Chapter 16 Iosif Dorfman's Method in Chess 282
Chapter 17 Intuition and logic 305
Chapter 18 Before the conclusion 323
Chapter 19 Conclusion 332
Index of names 349