Fischer: Bobby Fischer teaches chess

Autor: Fischer, Bobby
Verlag: Beyer
Erscheinungsjahr: 2017
Sprache: German
Buchumschlag: hardcover
Seiten: 384

What is new and unique about this chess book is the combination of modern teaching concepts of programmed lessons with the successful tactics of the chess genius.
Bobby Fischer's course breaks with traditional methods of teaching chess, which encourage the learner to passively memorize variations. It trains the crucial skill for successful play: quickly grasping the essence of a position and the appropriate move.
At the same time, readers get to experience something of the vital, determined chess art that made Bobby Fischer the youngest chess grandmaster in history.
The book contains tasks with increasing levels of difficulty on each page, the solution to which the student can check and find explained after turning the page.
The principle of arranging the program steps is that the left-hand pages are always upside down.

Note on the design and handling of the book:
NOT a misprint! It is entirely intentional that the left-hand pages are upside down. This ensures that you cannot look at the solution too quickly. You work through the book to the back, turn it over and carry on working. This system is a peculiarity of the book and was devised by Bobby Fischer.

The World Championship games Reykjavik 1972 Fischer against Spassky are included and commented by GM W. Unzicker.

384 pages, hardcover , 4th edition 2017