Gorgias
by Plato
Plato’s Gorgias is a lasting examination of rhetoric and persuasion. Through philosophical dialogue, it considers the relationship between speech, knowledge, truth, virtue, and ethical responsibility, offering readers a focused introduction to questions that remain central to philosophy, education, and public discourse.
About This Book
Gorgias is a philosophical work by Plato centered on the subject of rhetoric.
The dialogue considers how persuasive speech relates to knowledge, truth, and public life.
Its questions extend to virtue, ethics, and the responsibilities associated with influence.
Written in a dialogic form, the work presents ideas through sustained philosophical examination.
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