Basic Principles of SpeechHoughton Mifflin, 1936 - 577 Seiten |
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... posture should be sufficiently elastic to provide for individual differences and for the varying demands of varying ... posture . A good posture is one that tells the audience that the speaker is alert and eager to communicate . This ...
... posture should be sufficiently elastic to provide for individual differences and for the varying demands of varying ... posture . A good posture is one that tells the audience that the speaker is alert and eager to communicate . This ...
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... POSTURES The Colossus of Rhodes posture . Speakers sometimes stand like the Colossus of Rhodes , the feet spread far apart and the weight of the body evenly and constantly distributed on them . This posture is bad because it is awkward ...
... POSTURES The Colossus of Rhodes posture . Speakers sometimes stand like the Colossus of Rhodes , the feet spread far apart and the weight of the body evenly and constantly distributed on them . This posture is bad because it is awkward ...
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... posture . Just as the taut - wire posture usually indicates one type of person , the rolling - ship posture usually indicates another type . The speaker starts with a slouch . At first he slumps on his right foot and his right shoulder ...
... posture . Just as the taut - wire posture usually indicates one type of person , the rolling - ship posture usually indicates another type . The speaker starts with a slouch . At first he slumps on his right foot and his right shoulder ...
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