Speech CompositionAppleton-Century-Crofts, 1953 - 385 pages |
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... Observation . 2. Reading . 3. Preserving valuable material . B. Learning to understand human nature . C. Building a ... Observing . 2. Conversing . 3. Reading . C. Working the material . 1. Assimilation . 2. Outlining . 3. The finished ...
... Observation . 2. Reading . 3. Preserving valuable material . B. Learning to understand human nature . C. Building a ... Observing . 2. Conversing . 3. Reading . C. Working the material . 1. Assimilation . 2. Outlining . 3. The finished ...
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... observation , his constant sifting and test- ing of his knowledge and tracing out of analogies - in short , his method of acquiring an arsenal from which he could draw ammunition upon short notice . The most effective speakers are those ...
... observation , his constant sifting and test- ing of his knowledge and tracing out of analogies - in short , his method of acquiring an arsenal from which he could draw ammunition upon short notice . The most effective speakers are those ...
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... observation . D. Begin the practice of saving valuable newspaper clippings and of making notes of valuable magazine articles you have read . File these away for future use . 2. Choose suitable specific subjects for the following ...
... observation . D. Begin the practice of saving valuable newspaper clippings and of making notes of valuable magazine articles you have read . File these away for future use . 2. Choose suitable specific subjects for the following ...
Contents
THE SEVEN Lamps OF SPEECH Development | 3 |
THE SPEAKERS PERSONAL PROBLEMS | 9 |
THE SPEECH PURPOSE | 32 |
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