The Ethical Discussion of Protection ( Boētheia) in Plato's Gorgias

Classical Quarterly 68 (2):425-441 (2018)
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Abstract

Over the last decades we have seen an increased interest in forensic rhetoric in Plato's dialogues, notably in relation to hisApology. However, little interest has been paid to this strain of rhetoric in relation to theGorgias. In this article I focus on one notion, βοήθεια, as it was discussed in Plato'sGorgias. This notion had a wide currency in forensic rhetoric in classical Athens.

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Leo Catana
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