In Plato's Dialogue Entitled Gorgias, the Confusion of Callicles' Moral

Multiple Choice

In Plato's dialogue entitled Gorgias, the confusion of Callicles' moral relativism is artistically indicated by:

A) his unkempt appearance.
B) Callicles' opposition to Plato's arguments.
C) Callicles' ranting, shouting, abusiveness, and loss of dignity.
D) Plato's refusal to even engage with Callicles.
E) All of the above