L'art de la guerre par Sun Tzu - Histoire de la Chine

Aujourd’hui on va s’intéresser à l’évolution de la guerre en chine ancienne durant la période des Royaumes-Combattants, l' occasion idéale pour aborder l'ouvrage réputé de Maître Sun Tzu : l' art de la guerre ou " Sun Tzu Bingfa"

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Les Sept traités de la guerre : Sun Tzu et autres stratèges, Jean Lévi, (traduit et commenté par), Paris : Pluriel, 2018.
Sun Tzu, L'art de la guerre, Jean Levi (traduit et commenté par) et Alain Thote (illustrations choisies et commentées par), Paris : Nouveau monde éditions, 2013.
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