Public Speaking
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Consider and weigh the value of your material.
7. Why is it good?
8. What limits, or drawbacks has it?
9. What could be said against it from the other side?
Interview. If a person cannot himself experience or observe all he wants to use for material his first impulse will be to interview people who have had experience themselves. In this circumstance the speaker becomes the reporter of details of knowledge furnished by others. The value of this is apparent at once. Next to first-hand knowledge,... second-hand knowledge will serve admirably.
Every newspaper and magazine in the world uses this method because its readers' first query, mental or expressed, of all its informative articles is "Is this true? " If the author is merely repeating the ex- perience of an acknowledged expert in the field under discussion, the value of the interview cannot be questioned. In this case the resulting report is almost as good as the original testimony or statement of the man who knows.
The first requisite, therefore, of material gathered in such a manner is that it be reproduced exactly as first delivered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Consider and weigh the value of your material.
7. Why is it good?
8. What limits, or drawbacks has it?
9. What could be said against it from the other side?
Interview. If a person cannot himself experience or observe all he wants to use for material his first impulse will be to interview people who have had experience themselves. In this circumstance the speaker becomes the reporter of details of knowledge furnished by others. The value of this is apparent at once. Next to first-hand knowledge,... second-hand knowledge will serve admirably.
Every newspaper and magazine in the world uses this method because its readers' first query, mental or expressed, of all its informative articles is "Is this true? " If the author is merely repeating the ex- perience of an acknowledged expert in the field under discussion, the value of the interview cannot be questioned. In this case the resulting report is almost as good as the original testimony or statement of the man who knows.
The first requisite, therefore, of material gathered in such a manner is that it be reproduced exactly as first delivered.
What to read after Public Speaking?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stratton Clarence to read onlineMoreLess
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