Basic Principles of SpeechHoughton Mifflin, 1936 - 577 Seiten |
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... ideas and attitudes toward ideas in order to win response to those ideas . If the speaker is an orator , a debater , a politician , or a minister , his primary if not sole aim is to in- fluence behavior . The chief reason why he is ...
... ideas and attitudes toward ideas in order to win response to those ideas . If the speaker is an orator , a debater , a politician , or a minister , his primary if not sole aim is to in- fluence behavior . The chief reason why he is ...
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... ideas . Then there is the versatile iconoclast who attacks Puritans , Methodists , and college professors with his devastating epithets " pish - posh , " " Herr Doktor Professor , " " The Boob- oisie . " Readers Readers may be amused by ...
... ideas . Then there is the versatile iconoclast who attacks Puritans , Methodists , and college professors with his devastating epithets " pish - posh , " " Herr Doktor Professor , " " The Boob- oisie . " Readers Readers may be amused by ...
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... ideas is a clear outline , logically organized , sufficiently detailed , and stamped on his mind . SELECTIONS FROM LITERATURE Methods of memorizing . Many interpreters of extended pas- sages of literature do not memorize properly . That ...
... ideas is a clear outline , logically organized , sufficiently detailed , and stamped on his mind . SELECTIONS FROM LITERATURE Methods of memorizing . Many interpreters of extended pas- sages of literature do not memorize properly . That ...
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