The Art of Public Speaking
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_1. Imaging in Speech-Preparation_ (a) _Set the image of your audience before you while you prepare. _Disappointment may lurk here, and you cannot be forearmed for everyemergency, but in the main you must meet your audience before youactually do--image its probable mood and attitude toward the occasion, the theme, and the speaker.
(b) _Conceive your speech as a whole while you are preparing its parts_, else can you not see--image--how its parts shall be fitly framedtogether.
(c) _Image the lang...uage you will use_, so far as written orextemporaneous speech may dictate. The habit of imaging will give youchoice of varied figures of speech, for remember that an address without_fresh_ comparisons is like a garden without blooms. Do not be contentwith the first hackneyed figure that comes flowing to your pen-point, but dream on until the striking, the unusual, yet the vividly realcomparison points your thought like steel does the arrow-tip.
Note the freshness and effectiveness of the following description fromthe opening of O.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_1. Imaging in Speech-Preparation_ (a) _Set the image of your audience before you while you prepare. _Disappointment may lurk here, and you cannot be forearmed for everyemergency, but in the main you must meet your audience before youactually do--image its probable mood and attitude toward the occasion, the theme, and the speaker.
(b) _Conceive your speech as a whole while you are preparing its parts_, else can you not see--image--how its parts shall be fitly framedtogether.
(c) _Image the lang...uage you will use_, so far as written orextemporaneous speech may dictate. The habit of imaging will give youchoice of varied figures of speech, for remember that an address without_fresh_ comparisons is like a garden without blooms. Do not be contentwith the first hackneyed figure that comes flowing to your pen-point, but dream on until the striking, the unusual, yet the vividly realcomparison points your thought like steel does the arrow-tip.
Note the freshness and effectiveness of the following description fromthe opening of O.
What to read after The Art of Public Speaking?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carnagey Dale to read onlineMoreLess
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