Public Speaking: Principles and PracticeMacmillan, 1915 - 418 sider |
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Side vii
... comes the adapting of this improved voice to the varieties of use , or expressional effect , demanded of the public speaker . After this critical detailed drill , the student is to take the plat- form , and apply his acquired technique ...
... comes the adapting of this improved voice to the varieties of use , or expressional effect , demanded of the public speaker . After this critical detailed drill , the student is to take the plat- form , and apply his acquired technique ...
Side xxi
... come into the knowledge and experience of the specially trained teacher of public speaking , who is brought into intimate relations with the subject and deals with all sorts and conditions of men . Out of this experi- ence comes the ...
... come into the knowledge and experience of the specially trained teacher of public speaking , who is brought into intimate relations with the subject and deals with all sorts and conditions of men . Out of this experi- ence comes the ...
Side 9
... come to regard as natural may be only an acquired bad habit , which is , in fact , quite unnatural . Voice should certainly be what we call human . Better it should have some human faults than be smoothed out into negative perfection ...
... come to regard as natural may be only an acquired bad habit , which is , in fact , quite unnatural . Voice should certainly be what we call human . Better it should have some human faults than be smoothed out into negative perfection ...
Side 11
... comes from a degree of relaxation , without loss of buoyancy , these are the conditions for good accomplish- ment of any kind . This self - mastery the high - strung , ardent spirit must learn , in order to become really strong . This ...
... comes from a degree of relaxation , without loss of buoyancy , these are the conditions for good accomplish- ment of any kind . This self - mastery the high - strung , ardent spirit must learn , in order to become really strong . This ...
Side 24
... comes in regarding the principal emphasis as absolute or final , as making the word absolved from , cut off from , the rest of the sentence following , and having a final stop or conclusive effect , while the secondary may be regarded ...
... comes in regarding the principal emphasis as absolute or final , as making the word absolved from , cut off from , the rest of the sentence following , and having a final stop or conclusive effect , while the secondary may be regarded ...
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