Spoken English; a Method of Improving Speech And Reading By Studying Voice Conditions And Modulations in Union With Their Causes in Thinking And Feeling
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These changes nearly always take place together. Do not think that they are artificial. They are the expression of imagination and of feeling. They cannot be made mechanically. If ideas are aUve they will all be different. Life causes progression, contrast, variation.
A machine is always monotonous. Let your ideas live, and dominate your sympathies.
What is the chief cause of the neutral, negative, monotonous reading and speaking which are so often heard?
Only a little observation will show us ...that it is a lack of sympathy, or identification with what is read. We can conceive of things in a cold, intellectual way and keep ourselves entirely aloof from the spirit of our words.
Professor Monroe used to say : " There are three great words in reading, — imagination, sympathy and sugges- tion." Imagination gives the situation. Sympathy puts us in that situation ; and suggestion or intimating the expression makes it alive.
When he heard the owls at midnight.
Hooting, laughing in the forest, " What is that?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These changes nearly always take place together. Do not think that they are artificial. They are the expression of imagination and of feeling. They cannot be made mechanically. If ideas are aUve they will all be different. Life causes progression, contrast, variation.
A machine is always monotonous. Let your ideas live, and dominate your sympathies.
What is the chief cause of the neutral, negative, monotonous reading and speaking which are so often heard?
Only a little observation will show us ...that it is a lack of sympathy, or identification with what is read. We can conceive of things in a cold, intellectual way and keep ourselves entirely aloof from the spirit of our words.
Professor Monroe used to say : " There are three great words in reading, — imagination, sympathy and sugges- tion." Imagination gives the situation. Sympathy puts us in that situation ; and suggestion or intimating the expression makes it alive.
When he heard the owls at midnight.
Hooting, laughing in the forest, " What is that?
What to read after Spoken English; a Method of Improving Speech And Reading By Studying Voice Conditions And Modulations in Union With Their Causes in Thinking And Feeling?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S S Samuel Silas Curry to read onlineMoreLess
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