Public Speaking as a Liberal Art |
Contents
Listening | 25 |
Preparing a First Assignment | 33 |
Stage Fright | 39 |
Copyright | |
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accept action adaptation already answer argument attention attitudes audience become begin believe called cause chapter choice choose classroom clear communication concerning consider course create criticism decide delivery develop direct discussed effective example experience explain expression fact feel figures final force give given going hear human ideas important interest invention judgments kind knowledge language least listeners live look major material matter meaning meeting mind nature occasion oral organization outline particular pattern persuasion position possible practical preparation present problem public speech qualities questions reason reinforce relation relationships requires response rhetorical rhetorical situation sense sentence situation sound sources speaker speaking specific speech style suggest talk things thought tion topics understand University writing York