Document Outline

• Pawn Power in Chess (1990)
• Copyright
• Contents
  • Part 01: The Elements of Pawn Play
    • Ch01: The Elements in Review
      • §01: Location
      • §02: On the road to promotion
      • §03: The ram
      • §04: Stop and telestop
      • §05: The duo
      • §06: Headpawn and head-duo
      • §07: Types of duos
      • §08: Trio and quart
      • §09: The lever
      • §10: Types of levers
      • §11: Symmetrical and unsymmetrical exchange
      • §12: Local majorities
      • §13: Chains
      • §14: Isolation - Dispersion - Distortion
      • §15: Backwardness
      • §16: Shielding
      • §17: Siege and quartgrip
    • Ch02: Pawns Single File
      • §01: The double pawn or twin
      • §02: The triad
      • §03: Types of doubling
      • §04: The doubled Bishop pawn
      • §05: The isolated twin
      • §06: Crossing and undoubling
      • §07: Monsters
  • Part 02: Pawns and Pieces
    • Ch03: Pawns and Bishops
      • §01: The minor exchange
      • §02: Bishops and rams
      • §03: Monochromy
      • §04: Bad Bishop vs Knight
      • §05: The rise of monochromy
      • §06: Dynamic monochromy
      • §07: The Bishop's telepower
      • §08: Good Bishop versus bad Bishop
      • §09: The pair of Bishops
      • §10: Bishops of opposite color
    • Ch04: Pawns and Knights
      • §01: Good squares for the Knight
      • §02: The centralized Knight
      • §03: The shielding Knight
      • §04: The versatile Knight
      • §05: Knights stronger than Bishops
    • Ch05: Pawns and Rooks
      • §01: The status of a file
      • §02: Span control
      • §03: Types of pawn formations
      • §04: The open file
      • §05: The horizontal switch
      • §06: Half-open plus open
      • §07: Louis Paulsen's ram formation
      • §08: Jump formations
      • §09: Blitz formations
      • §10: Sicilian formations
      • §11: Maroczy bind and Boleslavsky wall
      • §12: Free formations
      • §13: Closed formations-Benoni preview
      • §14: Half-closed formations -Franco survey
      • §15: Dragon cue and st. George attack
      • §16: The queue method
      • §17: The hybrid file
    • Ch06: The Sealer and the Sweeper
      • §01: The sealing
      • §02: The sweeping
      • §03: Sweeping and sealing combined
      • §04: The twin-lock
      • §05: The Night attack
      • §06: The Ram attack
    • Ch07: The Center and the Fork Trick
      • §01: The fork trick re Pd2, Pe4 vs Pd7, Pe5
      • §02: The fork trick re Pd4, Pe4 vs Pd6, Pe5
      • §03: The fork trick re Pd4, Pe4 vs Pd6, Pe7
      • §04: The fork trick re Pd4, Pe4 vs Pd6
      • §05: The fork trick in the middle-game
  • Part 03: Pawn Power in the Game
    • Ch08: Benoni Formations
      • §01: The Benoni jump
      • §02: The Benoni Major Pc4, Pd5, Pe4, vs Pc5, Pd6, Pe5
      • §03: The Benoni Minor Pc2, Pd5, Pe4 vs Pc5, Pd6, Pe5
      • §04: The Spanish Benoni Pc3, Pd5, Pe4 vs Pa6, Pb5, Pc5, Pd6, Pe5
      • §5: The Blitz Benoni Pd5, Pe4 vs Pc5, Pd6
      • §06: The Wing Benoni Pd5 vs Pb5, Pc5, Pd6, Pe7
      • §07: The Gambit Benoni Pa2, Pb2, Pd5, Pe4 vs Pc5, Pd6, Pe7
      • §08: The Rex Benoni Pc4, Pd5, Pe4 vs Pc7, Pd6, Pe5
    • Ch09: A Variety of Formations
      • §01: The two Wyvill formations
      • §02: The Orthodox Exchange formation
      • §03: The Sicilian ram system
      • §04: The Boleslavsky wall
    • Index of Games