Gongsun Long (c. 320 – 250 BC [1] [2]), courtesy name Zibing, was a Chinese philosopher, writer, and member of the School of Names, also known as the Logicians, of ancient Chinese philosophy. Gongsun ran a school and received patronage from rulers, advocating peaceful means of resolving disputes amid the martial culture of the Warring States ...

Gongsun Long (born 325, Zhao state [now in Hebei province], China—died 250 bce, China) was one of the best known representatives of the Dialecticians, a Chinese philosophical school of the 3rd and 4th centuries bce whose adherents were concerned with …

It appears in the Warring States period text Gongsun Longzi attributed to Gongsun Long, grouped under the philosophical School of Names in later taxonomies. The dialogue constitutes a chapter of the eponymous Gongsun Longzi.

2005年10月25日 · Gongsun Long (c. 320–250 B.C.E.) was a retainer to the Lord of Pingyuan (d. 252 B.C.E.) in the northern state of Zhao. Anecdotes about him are found in the Zhuangzi and The Annals of Lü Buwei , in which he is depicted advising King Hui of Zhao (r. 298–266 B.C.E.) against war (18.1, 18.7) and in disputation with Kong Chuan, a descendent of ...

Gongsun Long (公孫龍, Kung-sun Lung, Pinyin Gongsun Long) (ca. 320 B.C.E. –250 B.C.E. was one of the best known representatives of the Logicians, a Chinese philosophical school of the third and fourth centuries B.C.E. associated with Mohism, whose adherents were concerned with analyzing the true meaning of words.

Gongsun Long was a logician in ancient China and a representative figure of the School of Names (Ming-Jia). What distinguishes Gongsun Long's work is his in-depth investigation into the relation between names and reality through conceptual analysis and rational argumentations.

Gongsun Long gained fame not as a magician but as a conversationalist who engaged audiences with intricate logical paradoxes. His most renowned work, "The White Horse Dialogue," explores the distinction between the concept of a horse and the specific qualities of whiteness, positing that a white horse is not simply a horse.

Gongsun Long (公孙龙 Gōngsūn Lóng, BC), courtesy name Zibing (子秉), was a Chinese philosopher and writer who was a member of the School of Names (Logicians) of ancient Chinese philosophy. He also ran a school and enjoyed the support of rulers, and advocated peaceful means of resolving disputes in contrast to the wars which were common ...

2010年7月17日 · Gongsun Longzi 公孫龍子 "Master Gongsun Long" is a late Warring-States-period 戰國 (5th cent.-221 BC) writing by the "sophist" (mingjia 名家) philosopher Gongsun Long 公孫龍 (325-250). Gongsun Long hailed from the regional state of Zhao 趙 and was a retainer of Lord Pingyuan 平原君 (d. 251 BCE).

Gongsun Long (325-250 BCE) was famous at debate during the Warring States period, and he hated the terrible state of language, used in deception and lies by warring parties.