
The King's Speech: The Art of Public Speaking, How to Speak in Public & Manual of Public Speaking
Including Greatest Speeches and Eloquence ExamplesBy Dale Carnegie, J. Berg Esenwein, Henry Dickson, Orison Swett MardenLength33h 32m
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The King's Speech: The Art of Public Speaking, How to Speak in Public & Manual of Public Speaking is an illuminating compilation that traverses the complex artistry and psychological nuances of public oratory. This anthology integrates a spectrum of perspectives on eloquence and presence, from the motivational strides of personal development to the structured strategies of professional speech-making. Noteworthily, the collection pivots around the transformative power of effective communication, evidenced through a variety of styles ranging from prescriptive manuals to reflective essays, each cementing the gravity and influence of adept public speaking in both personal and professional realms. The authors, Dale Carnegie, J. Berg Esenwein, Henry Dickson, and Orison Swett Marden are titans of early 20th-century motivational and self-help literature, each contributing uniquely to the discourse on public speaking. Their collective works resonate with progressive educational movements and the era's burgeoning interest in psychology and self-improvement, reflecting socio-cultural shifts towards individual empowerment and professional advancement. Through their diverse backgrounds, they unify a foundational narrative that not only instructs but also inspires the reader to harness the power of speech effectively and empathetically. This anthology is a critical resource for anyone eager to refine their public speaking abilities or to understand the foundational principles of oratory. It offers a rich exploration of methodologies and personal anecdotes, encouraging a thorough understanding of public address as both an art and a technique. Readers will find invaluable insights into overcoming common fears and developing a persuasive, compelling speaking style. This collection promises to be an essential addition to the libraries of aspiring speakers, educators, and professionals across fields, fostering not just learning but a profound appreciation of the impact of well-delivered speech.
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GenreBusiness and Economics, Literary Classics
Length33 hrs 32 mins
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FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateJul 6, 2017
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1The King's Speech: The Art of Public Speaking, How to Speak in Public & Manual of Public Speaking
26CHAPTER XXIII
2The Art of Public Speaking
27CHAPTER XXIV
3THINGS TO THINK OF FIRST
28CHAPTER XXV
4CHAPTER I
29CHAPTER XXVI
5CHAPTER II
30CHAPTER XXVII
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6CHAPTER III
31CHAPTER XXVIII
7CHAPTER IV
32CHAPTER XXIX
8CHAPTER V
33CHAPTER XXX
9CHAPTER VI
34CHAPTER XXXI
10CHAPTER VII
35APPENDICES
11CHAPTER VIII
36APPENDIX A
12CHAPTER IX
37APPENDIX B
13CHAPTER X
38APPENDIX C
14CHAPTER XI
39APPENDIX D (pt. 1)
15CHAPTER XII
40APPENDIX D (pt. 2)
16CHAPTER XIII
41APPENDIX D (pt. 3)
17CHAPTER XIV
42Public Speaking: The Manual
18CHAPTER XV
43Part I. The Aims Of The Y. M. C. A. Course in Public Speaking
19CHAPTER XVI
44Part II. The Instructor
20CHAPTER XVII
45Part III. Characteristics Of Students
21CHAPTER XVIII
46Part IV. Methods Of Instruction
22CHAPTER XIX
479. Practice Classes (pt. 1)
23CHAPTER XX
489. Practice Classes (pt. 2)
24CHAPTER XXI
499. Practice Classes (pt. 3)
25CHAPTER XXII
50How To Speak In Public