Gongsun Long

Gongsun Long (chinês tradicional: 公孫龍, chinês simplificado: 公孙龙, pinyin: Gōngsūn Lóng, Wade-Giles: Kung-sun Lung, ca. 325 a.C. — 250 a.C.[1][2]) foi um membro da Escola dos Nomes (名家; Míng jiā; Ming-chia; ming=nomes) da China antiga.

Trabalhos

指物論 (Zhǐwù Lùn)
通變論 (Tōngbiàn Lùn)
堅白論 (Jiānbái Lùn)
名實論 (Míngshí Lùn)
跡府 (Jifǔ)

Referências

Zhou, Yunzhi, "Gongsun Long". Encyclopedia of China (Philosophy Edition), 1st ed.
Liu 2004, p. 336

Graham, Angus C. (1989). 'The Sharpening of Rational Debate: The Sophists.' pp. 75–95 in Graham, Disputers of the Tao. Chicago: Open Court Press.
Liu, Jianguo (2004). Distinguishing and Correcting the pre-Qin Forged Classics. Xi'an: Shaanxi People's Press. ISBN 7-224-05725-8.
Zhou, Yunzhi, "Gongsun Long". Encyclopedia of China (Philosophy Edition), 1st ed.

Ligações externas

Obras de Gongsun Long (em inglês) no Projeto Gutenberg (In Chinese)
Full text of Gongsun Longzi
Section on Gongsun Long in article in Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy on the "School of Names."

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