Talks On Talking
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As you listento such a man speak, you feel that he is worthy of your confidencebecause he draws upon broad experience and knowledge. He speaks out ofthe fulness of a well-furnished mind.
It is important, therefore, that there should be mental culture in abroad way, --sound judgment, a sense of proportion and perspective, afund of useful ideas, facts, arguments, and illustrations, and a largestock of common sense.
Every man who essays to speak in public should cultivate a judicialmind, or the ha...bit of weighing and estimating facts and arguments. Sucha mind is supposedly free from prejudice and seeks the truth at anycost. Such a mind does not want this or that to be necessarily true, butwants to recognize as true only that which is true.
In these days of multiplied publications and books of all kinds, whenprinted matter of every description is soliciting our time andattention, it is particularly desirable that we should cultivate adiscriminating taste in our choice of books. The highest purpose ofreading is for the acquisition of useful knowledge and personal culture, and we should keep these two aims constantly before us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As you listento such a man speak, you feel that he is worthy of your confidencebecause he draws upon broad experience and knowledge. He speaks out ofthe fulness of a well-furnished mind.
It is important, therefore, that there should be mental culture in abroad way, --sound judgment, a sense of proportion and perspective, afund of useful ideas, facts, arguments, and illustrations, and a largestock of common sense.
Every man who essays to speak in public should cultivate a judicialmind, or the ha...bit of weighing and estimating facts and arguments. Sucha mind is supposedly free from prejudice and seeks the truth at anycost. Such a mind does not want this or that to be necessarily true, butwants to recognize as true only that which is true.
In these days of multiplied publications and books of all kinds, whenprinted matter of every description is soliciting our time andattention, it is particularly desirable that we should cultivate adiscriminating taste in our choice of books. The highest purpose ofreading is for the acquisition of useful knowledge and personal culture, and we should keep these two aims constantly before us.
What to read after Talks On Talking?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kleiser Grenville to read onlineMoreLess
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