Gorgias (Oxford World's Classics)
by Plato
Plato’s Gorgias is a searching examination of rhetoric, persuasion, justice, and moral responsibility. Through philosophical debate, it considers the relationship between speech, power, knowledge, and the good life. This Oxford World’s Classics edition presents an enduring work for readers of ancient philosophy, political thought, and classical literature.
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Gorgias is a philosophical dialogue by Plato.
The work explores rhetoric, persuasion, justice, and the relationship between public speech and responsible action.
It presents a sustained examination of competing views about knowledge, power, morality, and the good life.
This Oxford World’s Classics edition offers readers access to a major text in the history of Western philosophy.
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