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    Public Speaking

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    Public Speaking Public speaking is the process and act of speaking or giving a lecture to a group of people in a structured‚ deliberate manner intended to inform‚ influence‚ or entertain a listening audience. Public speaking is commonly understood as face-to-face speaking between individuals and an audience for the purpose of communication. It is closely allied to "presenting"‚ although the latter is more often associated with commercial activity. Most of the time‚ Public speaking is to persuade

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    developments of the early republic? 2. When Ellis refers to “the supercharged political culture of the early republic‚” what does he mean? 3. Why did the Burr-Hamilton duel become legendary – why did it matter? 4. Why does Hamilton call Burr the “Catiline of America?” Provide examples that support Hamilton’s view of Burr. Chapter 2: The Dinner (June 20‚ 1790) 1. What were the two issues at stake in this chapter and what were the obstacles

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    1. What is the Intent of genocide? The intent of genocide is to terminate the existence of a national‚ ethnical‚ racial‚ or religious group. 2. What was Raphael Lemkin’s purpose in coining the term “genocide”? Raphael Lemkin’s purpose in coining the term “genocide” was to define Nazi policies of methodical murder‚ which includes the annihilation of the European Jews. 3. What categorizes genocide as an international crime? Genocide‚ like crimes against humanity (another international crime)‚ both

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    and harped on its achievements. Mr. P.N. Haksar‚ the then Deputy Chairman of the Planning Commission‚ addressing the annual session of the Federation of Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry termed Mr. Tata’s speech as a ’funeral oration’ and said that this oration would be justified if mixed economy was really dead. He said that the problems of the country could not be solved by "composing lyrical passages on the death of mixed economy‚ raising ’macabre’ vision of the hold of communists". He further

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    idiotes polis agon paideia demagogue philosopher king/queen theory of the Forms the Good divided line allegory of the cave myth of Er cycle of decline 5 types of constitutions Socratic ignorance examined life soul/psyche funeral oration Peloponnesian War Mytilenian debate Melian dialogue heroic virtues Greek Terms: politeia techne arête eros Concepts: myth of Gyges city in speech 3 classes of the city 3 parts of the soul guardians censorship true lie noble lie/myth

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    difficult. To form a powerful oration‚ the speaker must consider what diction they will use‚ the organization of their speech‚ and the rhetorical devices they will implement. Specifically‚ Lou Gehrig’s Farewell speech‚ Mark Twain’s speech to Ms. Tewksbury’s School for Girls‚ Martin Luther King’s “I Have a Dream” speech‚ and finally Sojourner Truth’s “Ain’t I a Woman?” speech‚ are all excellent examples of using effective diction and rhetorical devices. Each oration was brilliantly constructed to

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    son of an Athenian father from become a full citizen. Pericles aim was to restrain the power of aristocrats where all supreme power is in the hands of one person. In Pericles oration he desribes Athens as “an education to greece” and that the city strives for freedom of the citizen. I believe that Pericles main aim of the oration was to explain to people that Athens was a society worth dying for and wanted Athenians to have pride about their identitiy. Pericles entered 470BC and 8 years later‚ esatblished

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    The moment when the Declaration of Independence was written and signed on the Fourth of July‚ 1776‚ you can say‚ the nation is an emptiness world that adds a stripe of color and hope into it making it plentiful. This is why many of us are celebrating the meaning of this day. It’s like a cage bird being set free. We the people‚ we as a whole union represent the American eagle. “We hold these truths to be self-evident‚ that all men are created equal‚ that they are endowed by their Creator with certain

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    George Orwell’s classic novel Animal Farm‚ the use of oration on the group of characters has a progressive and lasting impact on the audience. The story‚ which is set in England in the 1900s‚ takes a look at what would happen if animals overthrew their ruling humans and ran their own society. Though this social experiment does last several years‚ the political dynamic among the citizens of the Animal Farm shifts drastically because of the use of oration. This‚ along with the education of the rest of

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    The philosophy of man is an intricate and multidimensional system involving complex problems rationalized by theoretical ideals. In writing the Oration on the Dignity of Man‚ Giovanni Pico della Mirandola approaches this study universally‚ wherein‚ humanism and the worth and dignity of the populace is affirmed. Saint Augustine’s Confessions attempts to explain the truth and philosophies of man‚ but does so with a different approach‚ referring to man as a product of society self-consciously

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