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Gorgias

Book • 2012
Gorgias es un diálogo de Platón que explora la naturaleza de la retórica, la justicia y el bien.

El diálogo presenta una discusión entre Sócrates y Gorgias, un sofista conocido por su habilidad retórica.

Platón critica la retórica vacía y argumenta que la verdadera justicia se basa en el conocimiento del bien.

Gorgias es un ejemplo de la crítica de Platón a la sofística y su búsqueda de la verdad.

Su impacto radica en su exploración de la retórica y su relación con la justicia.

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Johnathan Bi
in the debate of after you've done wrong, is it better to be, to go punished or unpunished.
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John J. Miller
as the subject of the podcast episode.
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He argued in the dialogue named after Gorgias, is no true art or science, but a mere knack for pleasing an audience
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Donald Robertson
as a source for a chapter in his book.
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Donald Robertson
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Robin Waterfield
as a significant work by Plato.
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Géraldine Muhlmann
lors de la discussion sur le bonheur et le désir dans la philosophie grecque.
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Mentioned when giving advice going all the way back to Plato's Gorgias and the person of Socrates to enforce the law and punish the evildoers for the good of the society.
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Robin Waterfield
as one of Plato's works that ends with a myth.
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Géraldine Muhlmann
comme un texte classique où Platon exprime son manque d'admiration pour la cuisine.
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