Complete Course in Public SpeakingMacmillan, 1920 - 631 страница |
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... principles , with manifold details , exhaustive analyses , exceptions , and similar com- plexities . The average student does not , and , it is safe to say , cannot assimilate for practical use the matter in a textbook so constructed ...
... principles , with manifold details , exhaustive analyses , exceptions , and similar com- plexities . The average student does not , and , it is safe to say , cannot assimilate for practical use the matter in a textbook so constructed ...
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... principle , or related set of principles . Coöper- ative exemplification is likely to result in more permanent impressions . Furthermore , the choice of material for such practice speaking must be made with care . If a class is given ...
... principle , or related set of principles . Coöper- ative exemplification is likely to result in more permanent impressions . Furthermore , the choice of material for such practice speaking must be made with care . If a class is given ...
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... principles with classified selections for practical application . For reasons stated above , the length of these passages is a compromise between the familiar , brief reading - exercise and the more elaborate selection of the usual ...
... principles with classified selections for practical application . For reasons stated above , the length of these passages is a compromise between the familiar , brief reading - exercise and the more elaborate selection of the usual ...
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... principles which the student should master as a basis for his own particular mode of expression . This is particularly desirable in the case of manual gestures , which are so frequently neglected or misused , but which may be employed ...
... principles which the student should master as a basis for his own particular mode of expression . This is particularly desirable in the case of manual gestures , which are so frequently neglected or misused , but which may be employed ...
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... principles and aids in the actual practice of speaking , which must , of course , con- stitute the backbone of his training . The writer has tried to avoid these extremes , and hopes that the result may be of service to those who are ...
... principles and aids in the actual practice of speaking , which must , of course , con- stitute the backbone of his training . The writer has tried to avoid these extremes , and hopes that the result may be of service to those who are ...
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