Public Speaking Principles And Practice
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. . . Put it to the hearer as if he must sharpen it by a response." Plainly enough, questions tend to bring the conversational quality into delivery, to bring speaker and hearer into contact. The virtue of interrogation is in its prompting the hearer to think for himself. Mr. Bryan says of it:' "The interrogatory is frequently employed by the orator, and when wisely used is irresistible. What dynamic power, for instance, there is in that question propounded by Christ, 'What shall it profit a ma...n it he gain the whole world and lose his own soul?' Volumes could not have presented so effectively the truth that he sought to impress upon his hearers." The Effective Phrase. There are college students who are far too fond of striking phrases, and who carry their labors to the point of affectation. They frequently try to make expression take the place of thought. It has been my fortime to meet, in large universities with many technical courses, more of those who despise any careful attention to phraseology.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . . Put it to the hearer as if he must sharpen it by a response." Plainly enough, questions tend to bring the conversational quality into delivery, to bring speaker and hearer into contact. The virtue of interrogation is in its prompting the hearer to think for himself. Mr. Bryan says of it:' "The interrogatory is frequently employed by the orator, and when wisely used is irresistible. What dynamic power, for instance, there is in that question propounded by Christ, 'What shall it profit a ma...n it he gain the whole world and lose his own soul?' Volumes could not have presented so effectively the truth that he sought to impress upon his hearers." The Effective Phrase. There are college students who are far too fond of striking phrases, and who carry their labors to the point of affectation. They frequently try to make expression take the place of thought. It has been my fortime to meet, in large universities with many technical courses, more of those who despise any careful attention to phraseology.
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