Gorgias
by Plato
Plato's Gorgias probes rhetoric, justice, and the pursuit of the good through a series of probing Socratic exchanges.
About This Book
Gorgias is a dialogue written by Plato that examines the art of rhetoric and its moral implications.
The work presents a series of conversations between Socrates and several interlocutors on topics of persuasion, power, and virtue.
Central themes include the distinction between true knowledge and mere belief, as well as the responsibilities of both speakers and citizens.
The dialogue raises enduring questions about the relationship between eloquence and ethical conduct.
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