El ajedrez desde una perspectiva histórica y psicológica - J. Przewoźnik, J. Gajewski

Chess in Historical and Psychological Perspective by J. Przewoźnik and J. Gajewski is a chess book that looks at the game through two closely connected lenses: its history and the psychology of training and competition.

What this book covers

The authors present chess not only as a strategic game, but also as a cultural and psychological phenomenon. It is a thoughtful read for anyone who wants to understand the game more broadly, from its historical development to the factors that shape concentration, learning, training and decision-making at the board.

The source description also highlights Jan Przewoźnik, who is a doctor of psychology and an assistant professor at the West Pomeranian School of Business in Szczecin, Gryfice, Świnoujście and Stargard. That background reflects the book’s blend of chess knowledge and psychological insight.

Who it is for

Chess players, coaches, instructors and sport psychologists will find material they can use in study and training. For players, it offers a wider perspective on their own development and on the decisions they make over the board. For training staff, it provides ideas and concepts that can support work with students and competitors.

If you are looking for a chess title that goes beyond openings and variation theory, this book offers a broader view of the game’s historical background and psychological side for a personal chess library.

Key details

• Product type: chess book
• Authors: J. Przewoźnik, J. Gajewski
• Subject: chess history and psychology
• Audience: chess players, coaches, instructors and sport psychologists
• Author background: Jan Przewoźnik is a doctor of psychology and an assistant professor at the West Pomeranian School of Business
• Included item: book