"Gorgias" is a philosophical dialogue written in the ancient Greek world by the famous ancient thinker Plato. The book tells about a debate between the main characters Gorgias, a famous rhetorician, and Socrates, a master of dialectical thinking. This clever conversation touches on the essence and meaning of rhetoric, the power of words and the art of persuasion. In his book, Plato expresses his thoughts on morality, truth and knowledge, disputing the main ideas of the Attic sages. Gorgias remains a relevant work that prompts readers to think about the nature of language, persuasion, and power in argumentation.