Speech CompositionAppleton-Century-Crofts, 1953 - 385 pages |
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Page 152
... feeling of compactness , which intensifies the state of mind and the sense of being gathered for a common purpose . A ... feel- 85 F. H. Allport . Social Psychology , New York , 1924 , pages 272–274 . ing of unity may be increased by the ...
... feeling of compactness , which intensifies the state of mind and the sense of being gathered for a common purpose . A ... feel- 85 F. H. Allport . Social Psychology , New York , 1924 , pages 272–274 . ing of unity may be increased by the ...
Page 161
... feel a comfortable sensation in the throat . We watch an acrobat performing gracefully , and much of our enjoyment comes from our own muscular imitation ; but let him lose his grip and fall , and we catch our breath , as he does . We ...
... feel a comfortable sensation in the throat . We watch an acrobat performing gracefully , and much of our enjoyment comes from our own muscular imitation ; but let him lose his grip and fall , and we catch our breath , as he does . We ...
Page 180
... feel superior . All this rationalizing is very thin varnish to cover the fabrication . But let us bring this ... feeling is there . If your group leads in scholarship , you point with pride to that record . If your group is at the bottom ...
... feel superior . All this rationalizing is very thin varnish to cover the fabrication . But let us bring this ... feeling is there . If your group leads in scholarship , you point with pride to that record . If your group is at the bottom ...
Contents
THE SEVEN Lamps OF SPEECH Development | 3 |
THE SPEAKERS PERSONAL PROBLEMS | 9 |
THE SPEECH PURPOSE | 32 |
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