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Preface and Acknowledgements |
...i |
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Introduction |
...vii |
Part I: Principles |
...1 |
| (1) |
The Process of Go |
...2 |
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The Opening, The Middle Game, The Endgame |
| (2) |
The Knack of the Opening |
...10 |
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Go Statistics |
...14 |
| (3) |
Enclosures and Approaches |
...18 |
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The Enclosure, The Approach |
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The Hankook Kiwon |
...25 |
| (4) |
Answering the Approach |
...26 |
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Answering the Knight's Approach, Answering the One-Point Approach |
| (5) |
Bases and Extensions |
...30 |
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"If one, jump two; if two, jump three" |
(6) |
The Way of the Moving Horse |
...38 |
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Extending, The One-Point Jump, The Two-Point Jump, The Diagonal, The Knight's Move, The Large Knight's Move, Weak Haengma |
| (7) |
Invasion and Reduction |
...44 |
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Part II: Skills |
...53 |
| (8) |
How to Attack |
...54 |
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How to Attack an Invading Stone, When There are Weak Stones |
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The Aim of Go |
...67 |
| (9) |
How to Defend |
...68 |
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Defense of Territory, Defense of Weak Stones |
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Go Equipment |
...81 |
| (10) |
The Art of the Capturing Race |
...82 |
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How to Make More Liberties, Eye vs. No-Eye |
| (11) |
Ko Fighting and Ko Threats |
...88 |
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Ko Types, Don't Be Afraid of Ko, How to Use Ko Threats |
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Go Tournaments |
...99 |
| (12) |
Life and Death |
...100 |
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The Throw-in, Dual Life, Eye Shapes |
| (13) |
The Art of Contact Fighting |
...110 |
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The Diagonal Attachment, Preventing the Tiger's Mouth, The Head of Two Stones, The Triple Approach, Preventing the Spike, Defending the Weak Point, The Peep, Watch Your Cutting Points, The Attachment, Defense of Weak Points, Crosscutting, Aim at Defects |
| (14) |
Ending the Game |
...126 |
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Ending, Shapes to Watch Out For |
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The Meaning of Sente |
...129 |
| Synthesis |
...136 |
| Sample Openings |
...156 |
| Go on the Internet |
...160 |
| Index |
...164 |
