Training of
The Training of a Public Speaker
作者：Kleiser, Grenville, 1868-1953
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共 109 题- THE TRAINING OF A PUBLIC SPEAKER
- BY GRENVILLE KLEISER
- FUNK & WAGNALLS COMPANY
- NEW YORK AND LONDON
- COPYRIGHT, 1920, BY
- GRENVILLE KLEISER
- Published, February, 1920
- PREFACE
- CONTENTS
- THE EXORDIUM OR INTRODUCTION 43
- THE NARRATION 67
- DIVISION AND ARGUMENT 85
- THE PERORATION 99
- PASSION AND PERSUASION 119
- THE STUDY OF WORDS 133
- ELEGANCE AND GRACE 145
- COMPOSITION AND STYLE 173
- COPIOUSNESS OF WORDS 197
- KNOWLEDGE AND SELF-CONFIDENCE 229
- CONCLUSION 247
- RHETORIC AND ELOQUENCE
- WHAT RHETORIC IS
- THE USE OF RHETORIC
- THE VALUE OF THE GIFT OF SPEECH
- THE ART OF SPEAKING
- IS ELOQUENCE A GIFT OF NATURE?
- RHETORIC AND MISREPRESENTATION
- THE OBJECT OF A SPEECH
- ELOQUENCE ACQUIRED BY STUDY AND PRACTISE
- THE EXORDIUM OR INTRODUCTION
- THE PURPOSE OF THE INTRODUCTION
- IDEAS TO AVOID AND TO INCLUDE
- STUDYING YOUR HEARERS
- AROUSING EMOTIONS
- MATERIAL FOR THE INTRODUCTION
- TWO TYPES OF INTRODUCTIONS
- HOW TO SELECT THE RIGHT BEGINNING
- THE VALUE OF NATURALNESS
- THE NEED OF SIMPLICITY OF EXPRESSION
- THE NARRATION
- THE TWO KINDS OF NARRATION
- HOW TO MAKE THE CONCLUSION
- PURPOSES OF THE NARRATION
- THE QUALITIES NEEDED FOR SUCCESS
- GETTING YOUR STATEMENTS ACCEPTED
- THE ORDER OF THE NARRATION
- DIVISION AND ARGUMENT
- THE MISTAKE OF TOO MANY DIVISIONS
- DISADVANTAGES OF DIVISIONS
- WHEN THE DIVISION IS DESIRABLE
- PITFALLS IN ARGUMENT
- ESSENTIALS OF GOOD ARGUMENT
- THE BEST ORDER OF THE ARGUMENT
- THE PERORATION
- RULES FOR THE PERORATION
- PURPOSES OF THE PERORATION
- HOW TO AROUSE EMOTIONS
- PASSION AND PERSUASION
- QUALITIES NEEDED IN THE ORATOR
- THE SECRET OF MOVING THE PASSIONS
- THE POWER OF MENTAL IMAGERY
- RULES FOR PRACTISE
- THE STUDY OF WORDS
- THE PROPER VALUE OF WORDS
- THE DANGER OF VERBIAGE
- ACQUIRING A PRACTICAL VOCABULARY
- HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT WORDS
- ELEGANCE AND GRACE
- THE VALUE OF BEAUTY OF EXPRESSION
- DEVELOPING VARIETY OF STYLE
- THE CHOICE OF WORDS
- THE MANNER OF DELIVERY
- FAULTS OF EXPRESSION TO AVOID
- USE OF VIVID DESCRIPTION
- HOW TO EMPLOY SIMILES AND METAPHORS
- COMPOSITION AND STYLE
- THE POWER OF SKILFUL COMPOSITION
- THE ESSENTIALS OF GOOD COMPOSITION
- THE COMPOSITION OF PERIODS
- THE USE OF PERIODS
- FITTING EXPRESSION TO THOUGHT
- FAULTS IN COMPOSITION
- COPIOUSNESS OF WORDS
- THE RIGHT WORD IN THE RIGHT PLACE
- THE VALUE OF HEARING SPEAKERS
- THE ADVANTAGES OF READING
- HOW TO READ MOST PROFITABLY
- WHAT TO READ
- QUALITIES OF CLASSIC WRITERS
- KNOWLEDGE AND SELF-CONFIDENCE
- THOROUGH INFORMATION INDISPENSABLE
- THE MANNER OF THE SPEAKER
- THE NEED OF GOOD DELIVERY
- THE TEST OF AN ORATION
- AVOIDING OSTENTATION
- DO NOT ABUSE YOUR OPPONENT
- THOROUGH PREPARATION ESSENTIAL
- CONCLUSION
- TAKING TIME FOR STUDY
- THE REWARDS OF ELOQUENCE
- ADVERTISEMENTS
- How to Read and Declaim
- By GRENVILLE KLEISER
- FUNK & WAGNALLS COMPANY, Publishers
- NEW YORK and LONDON
- Kleiser's Complete Guide to Public Speaking
- Famous Author of many Practical Books and Courses
- FUNK & WAGNALLS COMPANY, Publishers
- NEW YORK and LONDON