Gorgias

Exploring the interplay of power, persuasion, and virtue, this philosophical dialogue delves into the nature of rhetoric and its moral implications. Through a conversation between Socrates and various sophists, it questions the ethical responsibilities of orators and the impact of persuasive speech on society. The text challenges readers to consider the true meaning of justice and the role of the individual in the pursuit of the good life, making it a timeless examination of human behavior and ethics.