Basic Principles of SpeechHoughton Mifflin, 1936 - 577 Seiten |
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... emotion , the best term for such qualities is emotional color . Important aspects of emotional color will appear from a re- view of these facts . Audiences react favorably or unfavorably to a speaker , like him or do not like him ...
... emotion , the best term for such qualities is emotional color . Important aspects of emotional color will appear from a re- view of these facts . Audiences react favorably or unfavorably to a speaker , like him or do not like him ...
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... emotional tenseness in other ways . Rarely is expression when abandoned as effective as when governed by restraint . An emotional climax under firm con- trol communicates more throbbing power than an emotional climax run riot . Reserved ...
... emotional tenseness in other ways . Rarely is expression when abandoned as effective as when governed by restraint . An emotional climax under firm con- trol communicates more throbbing power than an emotional climax run riot . Reserved ...
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... Emotion and suggestion . An effusive speaker registers his lack of emotional restraint by means of many signs in bodily move- ments , voice and inflections . ( See page 232. ) To such a speaker , emotionally unstable persons sometimes ...
... Emotion and suggestion . An effusive speaker registers his lack of emotional restraint by means of many signs in bodily move- ments , voice and inflections . ( See page 232. ) To such a speaker , emotionally unstable persons sometimes ...
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