Trust in the Word as a Political and Pedagogical Path to Happiness, from Gorgias to Plato

Greek thought is particularly concrete because, in one way or another, it connected with what can cannot be seen by everyone, both externally and internally. Today's mindset different: compared a two-sided medal. One side of the extreme subjectivity that differs significantly from sophist Protagoras who was searching for useful to city through general discussion individual ideas on utility. Modern subjectivists, however, do not want discuss anything: they are only interested see, others can. But most importantly, see no point itself: brings together today’s nihilism. On contrary, we say Gorgias had nothing left after denial Arche: words withstood, open common view again, were beautiful useful. The other modern abstractionism when concepts turn out very distant conceptual. However, passion visualization might potentially prove productive new revelation deepest dialectics visible invisible didactics science. antique trust word also belief fact show indicate everyone path hope happiness. Our report discusses this “verbal” pedagogical political happiness polis terms birth evolution path, as well its relevance.