Gorgias (Agora Editions)
by Plato
Plato’s Gorgias investigates rhetoric, persuasion, justice, and moral responsibility through philosophical debate. Examining the relationship between persuasive speech and genuine knowledge, this enduring classical work raises fundamental questions about politics, ethics, education, and how people should live.
About This Book
Gorgias is a philosophical dialogue by Plato centered on rhetoric and persuasion.
The work considers how public speech functions and what distinguishes genuine knowledge from persuasive appearance.
Its discussion extends to questions of justice, ethics, political responsibility, and the good life.
This edition presents a major text of classical philosophy for readers interested in Plato, ancient thought, and the nature of argument.
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