Public Speaking and Reading: A Treatise on Delivery According to the Principles of the New ElocutionLothrop, Lee & Shepard Company, 1895 - 211 страници |
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... vocal conditions . Again , contrary to the usual methods , I have taken up Delivery from the rhetorician's point of view , and have developed it according to the principles of accepted psy- chology ; while from the beginning to the end ...
... vocal conditions . Again , contrary to the usual methods , I have taken up Delivery from the rhetorician's point of view , and have developed it according to the principles of accepted psy- chology ; while from the beginning to the end ...
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... vocal development should be given from the start . Each teacher must determine for himself , however , the pedagogi- cal order of the instruction . This book is the result of much study , and considerable experience in teaching in High ...
... vocal development should be given from the start . Each teacher must determine for himself , however , the pedagogi- cal order of the instruction . This book is the result of much study , and considerable experience in teaching in High ...
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... Vocal Defects 91 7. Vocal Development SEC . II . KINDS OF VOICE . 1. Voice of Pure Tone 92 99 99 2. Full Voice 3. Aspirate Voice 4. Guttural Voice · 100 100 100 CHAPTER II . Elements of Force- Continued KINDS CLASSIFIED . ΙΟ TABLE OF ...
... Vocal Defects 91 7. Vocal Development SEC . II . KINDS OF VOICE . 1. Voice of Pure Tone 92 99 99 2. Full Voice 3. Aspirate Voice 4. Guttural Voice · 100 100 100 CHAPTER II . Elements of Force- Continued KINDS CLASSIFIED . ΙΟ TABLE OF ...
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... vocal quality improved , the bearing and movement rendered strong , grace- ful , and free - in short , all the organs of speech and gesture may be developed , and the channels cleared for the prompt , accurate , and full expression of ...
... vocal quality improved , the bearing and movement rendered strong , grace- ful , and free - in short , all the organs of speech and gesture may be developed , and the channels cleared for the prompt , accurate , and full expression of ...
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... vocal and bodily limitations ; to suppress glaring mannerisms ; to develop versatility and responsiveness to thought and feeling outside of the individual habits . Moods of the individual that impede the realization of the thought and ...
... vocal and bodily limitations ; to suppress glaring mannerisms ; to develop versatility and responsiveness to thought and feeling outside of the individual habits . Moods of the individual that impede the realization of the thought and ...
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