Schereschewski: Associative Thinking (paperback) CbAccount_required false Organized into 12 focused parts

Organized into 12 focused parts with Main Ideas sections for strategic understanding alongside detailed analysis

"A chess player must know how to prevent all moves that could weaken his position

novelties galore and thoughtful explanations

including defeating World Champion Lasker in their individual encounter at Paris in 1900

but it finally ends in a draw

Schereschewski: Associative Thinking (paperback) CbAccount_required false Organized into 12 focused partsHow to Connect Patterns and Creativity in Chess This book by Mikhail Shereshevsky, one of the most respected chess trainers in the world, is about a very important but little explored topic: associative thinking. How can a modern chess student avoid drowning in the flood of information? The answer is to stop mechanically memorizing moves and turn on your curiosity. Try to create a vivid image of the technique you are studying and remember it as an