Elocution made easy

Elocution made easy

by R. Claggett

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Textbook about how to make speeches. Aspects of using the voice are addressed: pitch, volume, and pause. How to emphasize and pronounce words is addressed. The book has a number of illustrations depicting the proper way to gesture and communicate in a nonverbal fashion. It contains rules and selections for declamation and reading and illustrations of gesture and vocal gymnastics.

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    How has the definition of a "good speaker" changed from the era of this textbook to our modern digital age?

  2. 2

    If you had to strictly follow Claggett’s rules for pitch, volume, and pause in your next professional presentation or social conversation, how do you think it would change the way people perceive you?

  3. 3

    The book relies heavily on illustrations to teach nonverbal communication and gesture; how effective do you think visual diagrams are for learning physical performance compared to video or live instruction?

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