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    Public speaking is not just about the speech anymore‚ when people are public speaking‚ especially when the speech is on television‚ they are being analyzed. People are analyzing their body gestures‚ voice and facial expressions. In the debate Nixon vs JFK‚ Nixon decided not to wear any make-up thinking it was too feminine while JFK asked them to put it on. During the debate JFK looked considerably healthier and appealing to voters while Nixon looked exhausted‚ and this made a difference in the perspective

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    Guns Germs and Steel

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    Cited: Diamond‚ Jared. Guns‚ Germs‚ and Steel. 1st ed. New York‚ NY: W. W. Norton & Company‚ Inc.‚ 1999. 195-292. Print.

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    His repetition of consonant such as‚ “same solemn oath” (52)‚ “colonial control” (52)‚ “sovereign states” (53)‚ and “peace preserved” (53)‚ draws the audience in his speech. As a result‚ his alliterative words are easily remembered. Moreover‚ he vows to “assist free men and free governments in casting off the chains of poverty” (53). Those very words show his utmost earnest towards the U.S. By metaphorically comparing

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    Guns Germs Steel

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    The book Guns‚ Germs‚ and Steel by Jared Diamond attempts to answer the question‚ “Why is it that you white people developed so much cargo and brought it to New Guinea‚ but we black people had so little cargo of our own?” This question was asked by Yali‚ a New Guinean politician talking to Jared Diamond. Jared Diamond answers this question by analyzing the development of civilization across the globe‚ from the deserts of Africa to the woodlands of North America. Each of these civilizations progressed

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    The Steel Windpipe serves best in demonstrating how I would maintain a level of detachment in order to avoid becoming emotionally compromised in serious situations while providing patient care. Bulgakov’s work describes both the external burdens‚ as well as the internal struggle many healthcare professionals face when encountering a patient who has experienced some major trauma. This story showcases a sense of humanity and responsibility to save a patient’s life at whatever cost. The piece portrays

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    Final Speech Analysis

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    Final Speech Analysis My speech evaluation is based on Steve Jobs’ Inspirational Speech‚ “If today were the last day of my life.” He was trying to persuade the audiences that whatever you do‚ follow your heart‚ if you were to die tomorrow‚ would you want to do this. During his speech‚ he said that‚ “I ask myself if today were the last day of my life‚ would I want to do what I am about to do today? And whenever the answer is no for too many days in a row‚ I know I need to change something.” He also

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    GUNS. GERMS, AND STEEL

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    Guns‚ Germs‚ and Steel; Diseases Disease influenced a lot of the world’s history‚ how these disease reached human‚ and how over a period of time we became mutated to these diseases. It affected a lot of wars‚ and settlements‚ such as when the new world was discovered. Most of the germs from these diseases came from domesticated animals‚ and people from the Old world. Diseases have even been the cause of wars. Around 1526 the Atahuallpa had won battles in a civil war that had left the

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    Political speech analysis

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    Political Speech Analysis It appears that this speech falls left of center on the political spectrum. It describes what the perfect democracy is to accommodate those that make up the majority. The first line refers to a government where "the majority runs things‚ where the majority means something‚ and the interests of the majority are protected; a democracy is that in which a man is assured of all his rights" this line gives the speech an aspect of center in the sense that it is referring to everyone

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    Speech Analysis Report

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    SPEECH ANALYSIS REPORT The title of the speech is “Al Gore finds the solution to the climate crisis”. Al Gore is the Former Vice President of the US‚ the star of “An Inconvenient Truth” program and the Nobel Peace Prize winner. His purpose of the speech is to draw the world’s attention on climate change individualistically. My overall impression about the speech of Al Gore is that he presented his topic successfully‚ had self-assurance and sense of humor and succeeded in his form of address to

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    Reagan's Speech Analysis

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    contributes a primary part to his leadership narrative success. He donated his own great gift from Hollywood to the White House and American. He was a republican but his speech on the economy which persuaded democratic who cross-over votes on his economic package. Clearly‚ Reagan’s leadership narrative attracts audiences better than the speech with rational arguments. Smith (1992) states “Part of the explanation for the speech’s effectiveness is that Reagan was popular while many of his policies were only

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