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Public Speaking: Chapter 1

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Practical Benefits of a Public Speaking Class

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  • Develop basic communication skills
  • Increase your chances for success
  • In school
  • In professional life
  • In civic involvement
  • Personal Growth Benefits
  • Learn about yourself
  • Expand cultural horizons

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  • participative democracy
  • you should speak up to protect democracy

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Pericles

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  • systematic study of public speaking
  • believed speaker should have evidence & reasoning as support
      • Logos: use of logic as proof
      • Pathos: use of emotion
      • Ethos: use of ethics/credibility

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Aristotle Proofs

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speaker should be broadly educated and understand culture and values of audience

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Cicero

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speaker’s message should help listeners become better citizens and people

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Plato

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  • Speaker – initiates communication process
  • Message – what the speaker wishes to communicate
  • Channel – medium used to communicate
  • Audience - listeners
  • Interference – anything that stops communication from occurring
  • Setting – the location and the psychological impact
  • Feedback – the speaker’s impression of the audience’s reaction to the message

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The Elements of the Interactive Transactional Communication Process

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  • Brings people together
  • Encourages community
  • Promotes collective action

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Burke’s Idea of Identification

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  • Respect for integrity of ideas and information
  • Concern for consequences

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Communication Ethics Speakers Must Follow

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  • Know main points of concern
  • Be aware of what experts think
  • Be up to date on information
  • Consider impact on listeners
  • Consider opposing/different opinions

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Characteristics of Responsible Knowledge

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  • Don’t quote out of context
  • Avoid plagiarism

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Ethical Use of Communication Techniques

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  • Don’t claim the work of others
  • Consult a variety of sources
  • Identify sources of information and ideas
  • Provide oral citations
  • Give credit where credit is due

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Tips for Avoiding Plagiarism