Gorgias is a dialogue written by Plato, which narrates Socrates’s quest for true definition of rhetoric and concluding it that rhetoric cannot exist alone, which must depend on philosophy to guide its morality. It is believed by Socrates that morality is not impeded in rhetoric, while it is simply used for personal gains and flattery.
This dialogue is explored around the major themes of Definition of rhetoric, The question of art versus knack, The morality of rhetoric, and Truth.

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