Public Speaking: Principles and PracticeGood Press, 20. maj 2021 - 290 sider This work aims to explain the main principles of effective platform delivery and to deliver material for student practice. Contents include: A Discussion of Principles Technical Training Platform Practice Argument and Persuasion |
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... . And among the specialized courses in public speaking an important place should always be given to an exact training in voice and in the whole art of effective delivery. PART ONE Table of Contents A DISCUSSION OF PRINCIPLES TECHNICAL.
... . And among the specialized courses in public speaking an important place should always be given to an exact training in voice and in the whole art of effective delivery. PART ONE Table of Contents A DISCUSSION OF PRINCIPLES TECHNICAL.
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... whole man, and is to become the spontaneous expression of his feelings and will; it should not draw attention to any particular part of the physical man; whatever number of conditions may be considered, the voice is finally to be one ...
... whole man, and is to become the spontaneous expression of his feelings and will; it should not draw attention to any particular part of the physical man; whatever number of conditions may be considered, the voice is finally to be one ...
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... whole of the passage, in forming all the vowels; and this will give, by repeated practice, a gradually rounded and deepened general character to the voice. On the other hand the thinner, sharper vowels may serve to give keenness and ...
... whole of the passage, in forming all the vowels; and this will give, by repeated practice, a gradually rounded and deepened general character to the voice. On the other hand the thinner, sharper vowels may serve to give keenness and ...
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Du har nået visningsgrænsen for denne bog.
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ABBOTT LAWRENCE LOWELL Abraham Lincoln action after-dinner Alfred Lord Tennyson American audience Boston breath Brutus called César character citizen Daniel Webster debate Democratic E. J. Bowen effect England expression eyes faith Faneuil Hall fathers feeling fellow gentlemen George William Curtis gesture give glory Gunga Din hand head hear heard heart Henry Henry W honor human idea John justice liberty Lincoln lips live look Lord Mark Antony mind nation nature never O'Connell orator party permission practice President principles publishers Senate sentence soldiers sound speaker speech spirit stand student Table of Contents tell thing thou thought to-day tone United States Senate vocal voice vowel Wendell Phillips William WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE words young youth