Frases de Han Fei

Han Fei , também conhecido como Han Feizi, foi um filósofo chinês que, junto com Li Si, Gongsun Yang, Shen Dao e Shen Buhai, desenvolveu a doutrina do legalismo, tornando-se assim um grande nome da tradição jurídica chinesa. Wikipedia  

✵ 279 a.C. – 232 a.C.
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Han Fei: Frases em inglês

“In dealing with those who share his bed, the enlightened ruler may enjoy their beauty but should not listen to their special pleas…”

明君之於內也,娛其色而不行其謁,不使私請。
Fonte: from "The Eight Villanies", Han Fei Tzu: Basic Writings, Columbia University Press, New York, 1996. Translated by Burton Watson.

“Remote fountains are of little help to nearby fires.”

遠水不救近火也。 from Han Fei Tzu Volume 22 (s:zh:韓非子#說林上第二十二)

“To govern the state by law is to praise the right and blame the wrong.”

from "Having Regulations—A Memorandum" in The Complete Works of Han Fei Tzu, Volume I, Arthur Probsthain, London, 1939. Translated by W.K. Liao.

“The way is the beginning of all beings and the measure of right and wrong.”

from "The Way of the Ruler", Han Fei Tzu: Basic Writings, Columbia University Press, New York, 1996. Translated by Burton Watson.

“No state is forever strong or forever weak. If those who uphold the law are strong, the state will be strong; if they are weak, the state will be weak.”

國無常強,無常弱。奉法者強則國強,奉法者弱則國弱。
Fonte: "On Having Standards", in Han Feizi: Basic Writings (2003)