Fundamentals of Public Speaking

accept Accordingly action ADELAIDE CRAPSEY Antioch College appropriate argument association attention attitude audience behavior chairman Chapter Cicero clear communication conclusion definite delivery effective emotion example experience explain expression fact familiar favorable feel gesture give group discussion hearers humor ideas illustration interest introduction kind language linoleum linseed oil listeners main heads main motion means methods mind motion motives nature object Observe occasion opinion oral organization parliamentary procedures participants pattern perhaps person persuasive speech Phi Beta Kappa phrase platform possible practice preparation present principles problem pronunciation public speaking purpose question Quintilian radio reasoning reference rehearsal response secure situation solution specific speech outline statement stimuli Stuart Chase student subject sentence suggest supporting material talk things thought tion understand utterance vacuum tube visual vocal voice W. S. GILBERT words