Basic Principles of SpeechHoughton Mifflin, 1936 - 577 Seiten |
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... communicating . The inter- preter should say to himself : " This poem is to me deeply moving . I want , above ... communicate ideas and win response to those ideas . Often speakers are not so judged . As a result , many orators ...
... communicating . The inter- preter should say to himself : " This poem is to me deeply moving . I want , above ... communicate ideas and win response to those ideas . Often speakers are not so judged . As a result , many orators ...
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... communicates an emotional attitude toward the Republican party . It says , by implication , " No , I did not vote for ... communicate thousands of shadings of thought and feeling . The right pattern is never consciously selected . That ...
... communicates an emotional attitude toward the Republican party . It says , by implication , " No , I did not vote for ... communicate thousands of shadings of thought and feeling . The right pattern is never consciously selected . That ...
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... communication . If a speaker is fully to communicate his ideas and his attitude toward his ideas , he must use the right time values : his words must not say one thing , and the rate at which he utters them say another . Suppose a ...
... communication . If a speaker is fully to communicate his ideas and his attitude toward his ideas , he must use the right time values : his words must not say one thing , and the rate at which he utters them say another . Suppose a ...
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