(;
AB[pd][jo][jq][dp][dd][ed][fc][eb][gd][ce][df]
AW[lq][lo][pq][qo][nc][ec][dc][db][ca][bb][bc][bd][cd]
C[Black's response to the marked play?

Source:
    Go World #5, Jan-Feb 1978, pp. 64-65 <br>
    All about the Pincer, Takagawa Shukaku 9p]
TR[nc]
(;
B[kd]
C[Too mild for this overall situation.];
W[ne];B[pf];W[pb];B[qc];W[kb]
C[After this joseki, Black suffers an incursion into what should have been Black territory.]
)
    (;
    B[lc]
    C[Correct.  The severe one-space pincer is most appropriate here to make use of Black's top left thickness.]
    (;
    W[qc]
    C[White can try to invade here, but ...];
    B[pc]
    C[... blocking here is good enough.];
    W[qd];B[pe];W[pb];B[ob];W[qb];B[nb];W[qf]
    C[Black has expanded his moyo at the top and clearly gained a favorable overall result.]
    )
        (;
        W[ne]
        C[To avoid the previous variation, White can jump out.];
        B[pf];W[le]
        (;
        B[jc]
        C[Best.  Black leaves no weakness at the top.];
        W[ng]
        C[Jumping again is about the best that White can do.];
        B[ph]
        LB[md:A]
        C[Black can also jump down the side to secure more profit.  With no weaknesses, Black can now aim at the peep at A.  White's group is not yet secure.]
        )
            (;
            B[jd]
            C[Following the proverb of "answer the capping move with the knight's move", leaves Black a little dissatisfied.];
            W[kc]
            C[The reason is that White can settle his group with this sacrifice.];
            B[kd];W[ld];B[kb];W[mc];B[lb]
            C[White fixes up his shape, which means that half the pincer's effectiveness is lost.]
            )
        )
    )
)

