FTP, identify this Platonic dialogue that debates right and wrong, named after a Sophist.
Scholars typically divide this work into five parts linked by the theme of virtue's incipience from the balance of the arts.  Its fourth section supplies a proof of the distinction between good and pleasant, resolving the debate on rhetoric's membership in the true or false arts, while its second discusses a lack of power in tyrants caused by the need to execute criminals.  It begins with an argument in which Chaerephon is blamed by Callicles for delaying the feast of the title character by dallying in the Agora.  FTP, identify this Platonic dialogue that debates right and wrong, named after a Sophist.
Scholars typically divide this work into five parts linked by the theme of virtue's incipience from the balance of the arts.  
Gorgias