Gorgias/Gorgias: The Sicilian Orator and the Platonic Dialogue: with new translations of the Helen, Palamedes, and On Not Being (The Heritage of Western Greece)
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Gorgias/Gorgias: The Sicilian Orator and the Platonic Dialogue: with new translations of the Helen, Palamedes, and On Not Being (The Heritage of Western Greece)

by Robert Metcalf, S. Montgomery Ewegen, Coleen P. Zoller, Jurgen R. Gatt, Livio Rossetti, Edward Schiappa, Robert J. Barnes, Yosef Z Liebersohn, Stamatia Dova, Enrico Piergiacomi

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New translations and essays on Gorgias and Platonic dialogue, exploring ancient rhetoric, philosophy, and the heritage of Western Greece.

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This volume presents new translations of Gorgias's Helen, Palamedes, and On Not Being alongside studies of the Platonic dialogue.

Contributors examine the Sicilian orator's influence on Western philosophical traditions and rhetorical theory.

The collection situates Gorgias within the broader heritage of Western Greece and ancient intellectual history.

Essays address textual interpretation, historical context, and the enduring significance of Gorgias's thought.

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