What branch of pandering does oratory belong to?

In the section found between pages 31 and 33 of Gorgias, Socrates argues again with Gorgias in his attempt to understand what oratory represents and does. Along the fragment two main themes are distinguished. They are expressed in the form of questions, and namely: ¹"What is the nature of oratory?" and ""Is it honorable or not?". <Tab/>The theme that I have chose for my essay is based on the …showed first 75 words of 554 total…

…showed last 75 words of 554 total…big words said, it convinces them in believing in something imposed that can be either good or bad. <Tab/>In conclusion Socrates makes a point, and we discover that oratory is the pandering of justice. Since justice makes the difference between good and bad, and oratory deals with speaking in front of an audience (usually big) we realize that we can easily be convinced to do things without judging the consequences.