Public Speaking: Principles and PracticeMacmillan, 1913 - 398 sider |
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Side vii
... speaker . After this critical detailed drill , the student is to take the plat- form , and apply his acquired technique to continued dis- course , receiving criticism after each entire piece of work . The question as to what should be ...
... speaker . After this critical detailed drill , the student is to take the plat- form , and apply his acquired technique to continued dis- course , receiving criticism after each entire piece of work . The question as to what should be ...
Side viii
... speakers , and not so heavy as to be unsuited to their powers . Some of them have proved effective by use ; many others are ... speaker is generally ineffective in the expression of pleasantry , even his own . Practice in the speaking of ...
... speakers , and not so heavy as to be unsuited to their powers . Some of them have proved effective by use ; many others are ... speaker is generally ineffective in the expression of pleasantry , even his own . Practice in the speaking of ...
Side xviii
... speaker to have a pleasing voice , but it is not essential . This , though true in a sense , is misleading , and much teaching of this sort would be unfortunate for young speakers . It would seem quite unnecessary to say that beauty of ...
... speaker to have a pleasing voice , but it is not essential . This , though true in a sense , is misleading , and much teaching of this sort would be unfortunate for young speakers . It would seem quite unnecessary to say that beauty of ...
Side xix
... speaker's thought , training in speech should not be altogether dissociated from train- ing in thinking . It ought ... speakers have been embarrassed or have failed . A book or essay is written to prove , from the individual experience ...
... speaker's thought , training in speech should not be altogether dissociated from train- ing in thinking . It ought ... speakers have been embarrassed or have failed . A book or essay is written to prove , from the individual experience ...
Side xxiii
... speaker of spontaneity , simplicity , and splendid power . It is said that , in the period of his pulpit work , in the midst of his absorbing church duties , he made it a duty to go from time to time for a period of work with his ...
... speaker of spontaneity , simplicity , and splendid power . It is said that , in the period of his pulpit work , in the midst of his absorbing church duties , he made it a duty to go from time to time for a period of work with his ...
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