The Art of the Orator
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He calls it a " Universe of Desire. " He explains the term by showing that we can talk with consistency and truth of fairies within the Universe of Romance, of Purgatory within the Universe of Dante's Poems. A novelist or dramatist creates a " character " with a certain " Universe, " and the critic sometimes has to complain that some actions or sayings are not consistent with the general point of view, or " Universe, " of the character. Now, having got a term, it can be worked out. The same per...son changes from one "Universe" to another. There is a "Universe" with a certain set of desires on Sundays, another on holidays, another on week- days ; there may be one at home, another in the office, etc. He may be in one " Universe " when in a certain mood or state of health, 86 THE ART OF THE ORATOE and in another when the mood or health changes.
As every single desire has to be considered in relation to the " Universe " of which it is a part, the reader will see how important a part is played by moods and feelings, and how necessary it is for the orator to stimulate and maintain a certain mood, as was pointed out above.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He calls it a " Universe of Desire. " He explains the term by showing that we can talk with consistency and truth of fairies within the Universe of Romance, of Purgatory within the Universe of Dante's Poems. A novelist or dramatist creates a " character " with a certain " Universe, " and the critic sometimes has to complain that some actions or sayings are not consistent with the general point of view, or " Universe, " of the character. Now, having got a term, it can be worked out. The same per...son changes from one "Universe" to another. There is a "Universe" with a certain set of desires on Sundays, another on holidays, another on week- days ; there may be one at home, another in the office, etc. He may be in one " Universe " when in a certain mood or state of health, 86 THE ART OF THE ORATOE and in another when the mood or health changes.
As every single desire has to be considered in relation to the " Universe " of which it is a part, the reader will see how important a part is played by moods and feelings, and how necessary it is for the orator to stimulate and maintain a certain mood, as was pointed out above.
What to read after The Art of the Orator?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edgar Rees Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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