Speech CompositionAppleton-Century-Crofts, 1953 - 385 pages |
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... elements , rhetorical elements . Rhythm . VII . THE FORMS OF ADDRESS Motivative speeches — judicial , legislative , cam- paign , pulpit , business , radio . Demonstrative - speeches of courtesy , after - dinner , commemora- tive ...
... elements , rhetorical elements . Rhythm . VII . THE FORMS OF ADDRESS Motivative speeches — judicial , legislative , cam- paign , pulpit , business , radio . Demonstrative - speeches of courtesy , after - dinner , commemora- tive ...
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... elements of ar- rangement which promote vividness . 1. Suspense is that feeling of uncertainty within us which ... element which leads us on in breathless interest to the end of a story in order to learn whether the hero or the villain ...
... elements of ar- rangement which promote vividness . 1. Suspense is that feeling of uncertainty within us which ... element which leads us on in breathless interest to the end of a story in order to learn whether the hero or the villain ...
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... elements of vividness . Do you feel that the speech could be improved by the additional use of any of these ele- ments ? 10. Write an original illustration which , like those of Henry W. Grady or Booker T. Washington given in this ...
... elements of vividness . Do you feel that the speech could be improved by the additional use of any of these ele- ments ? 10. Write an original illustration which , like those of Henry W. Grady or Booker T. Washington given in this ...
Contents
CHAPTER PAGE | 3 |
THE SPEAKERS PERSONAL PROBLEMS | 9 |
THE SPEECH PURPOSE | 52 |
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