Plato Gorgias 3 of 3

Third of three lectures on Plato's dialogue Gorgias. The lecture focuses on Stephanus pages 481-597, in which Socrates is depicted as conversing with Callicles and then, when Callicles refuses to continue, with himself. The students read the translation of R. E. Allen (New Haven, 1989).

[AyalaChampagne]

Thank you for your generosity with these clear (and entertaining) lectures.

[ThePhilosophicalINFP]

Oh no! I so wanted to know your thoughts as to why it is not titled Callicles! But it cut out before you said so! Excellent summary nonetheless! Thank you.