True lies in chess : think for yourself

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Contents......Page 4 Bibliography......Page 6 List of symbols......Page 7 Foreword......Page 8 The tip of the iceberg......Page 10 Dogmatic = Limited......Page 16 Some more rigour would not be amiss.........Page 18 Applying what has been learnt......Page 20 Challenging the heavyweights......Page 21 Nobody is without sin......Page 25 The blockaded passed pawn......Page 30 Jupiter and its satellites: the f-file vs. the strong point on e4......Page 40 Chapter 3 - Final Conclusion?......Page 52 Neither so simple nor so dear......Page 53 The empire strikes back......Page 58 Exchanging queens (the relation between the opening and the endgame)......Page 61 New ideas in the pipeline......Page 67 Episode I: The analysis of a model game as a source of inspiration......Page 70 Episode II: First-hand impressions......Page 74 Episode III: Preconceptions......Page 75 Episode IV: The devastating influence of preconceptions......Page 77 Episode V: Building new paths......Page 78 Episode VI and last: Applying the ideas so far discussed to modern positions......Page 80 Chapter 5 - The Opening According to Me - or Why I like ...Na6 in the King's Indian......Page 104 Creating something new......Page 105 White gets rid of the black knights......Page 116 White only exchanges one enemy knight......Page 119 Miscellany: Three stories......Page 120 Chapter 6 - The Others......Page 126 Index of games and fragments......Page 162 Index of Names......Page 164