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GENERAL CHESS THEORY
Updated: November 2007
CHESS THEORY - PRESENTATION
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The
Chess Theory has been advancing and specifying through the last
centuries.
It is rather convenient, for expressing this evolution, to
distinguish, in addition to the contemporary period, two main
stages of development. The first one, classical as it is called,
includes theoretical and practical works of Greco, Philidor,
Staunton and then covers all the rich and productive period elapsing
until Leipnitz and finally Tarrasch. This is well the entirety of
these researches that is named the
«Classical Chess Theory».
At
the beginning of the XXth century was created, principally
under the influence of Aaron Nimzowitch, Richard Reti and Xavier
Tartakower, a School commonly named «hypermodern».
This one took radically the opposite point of view of classical
conceptions, at least concerning some well established and fundamental
principles, as those relative to the «center».
Since
this time, the Chess Theory continues to grow up
with many contributions, including nowadays, leading to a mature
conceptualization; this one is named
«Modern Chess Theory».
In
the
«New Chess Theory»
, presented on this site, we develop a new way of looking at
chess.
These new ideas don't refute at all previous opinions and judgments,
but nevertheless provide a profoundly renewed vision of the «Noble
Game of Chess».
Our
motivations are also presented in the :
«Quick introduction»
and, in a more explicit way, in
««New Chess Theory» : Why?».
Finally the
«Dynamic Classification»,
proposed here, concerning chess games, gives a first outline
of our main ideas.
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QUICK INTRODUCTION
:
First step ! :
«QUICK INTRODUCTION»
«NEW CHESS THEORY»: WHY ?
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For more information about our project:
««NEW CHESS THEORY»: WHY ?»
DYNAMIC CHESS CLASSIFICATION
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Directly in the heart of our conceptualisation :
«DYNAMIC CHESS CLASSIFICATION»
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Our Four Level Chess Theory Lecture is now presented as
follows:
Dear
reader, we are well aware that the lecture, which you will find in
these pages, is currently very incomplete. Be certain that all
the necessary will be done to continue its development during next
months.
We
indicate, in the following table, the progress report of our general
«Chess Theory Lecture»:
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Level
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F.L.
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Number of available chapters
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1o)
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BCT
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9
/10
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2o)
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CCT
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6
/12
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3o)
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MCT
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0
/12
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4o)
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NCT
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8
/24
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