A Handbook of Oral ReadingThe aim of this handbook is to present the principles of natural expressive reading aloud. |
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... that the principles underlying conversation , the most natural and
unpremeditated form of speech , apply with equal force to the voicing of the
thought of the printed page ; and that the ability to read and speak with clearness
and force comes ...
... that the principles underlying conversation , the most natural and
unpremeditated form of speech , apply with equal force to the voicing of the
thought of the printed page ; and that the ability to read and speak with clearness
and force comes ...
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The attempt to force or simulate emotion about something not clearly understood
is demoralizing to the student , and inevitably results in vain and artificial
expression . Part I is devoted to a discussion of the problem of thought - getting ,
and of ...
The attempt to force or simulate emotion about something not clearly understood
is demoralizing to the student , and inevitably results in vain and artificial
expression . Part I is devoted to a discussion of the problem of thought - getting ,
and of ...
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From conversation we may learn the vocabulary of tone by which spoken
language is given its peculiar significance and force . . Now , reading aloud is
nothing more nor less than the application to written language of the natural laws
of vocal ...
From conversation we may learn the vocabulary of tone by which spoken
language is given its peculiar significance and force . . Now , reading aloud is
nothing more nor less than the application to written language of the natural laws
of vocal ...
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Every one has heard lines repeated in a jingling “ singsong ” way , without
significant pause or emphasis or other evidence that the speaker is thinking
about what he is saying . The words follow each other in utterance by force of
habit , while ...
Every one has heard lines repeated in a jingling “ singsong ” way , without
significant pause or emphasis or other evidence that the speaker is thinking
about what he is saying . The words follow each other in utterance by force of
habit , while ...
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If you have spoken the sentence naturally , with clear knowledge of its ideas
before you uttered the words , you will recall that you did not shout the words
loudly , but spoke them with a moderate degree of vocal force ; that you did not
speak ...
If you have spoken the sentence naturally , with clear knowledge of its ideas
before you uttered the words , you will recall that you did not shout the words
loudly , but spoke them with a moderate degree of vocal force ; that you did not
speak ...
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書誌情報
| 書籍名 | A Handbook of Oral Reading A Handbook of Oral Reading, Lee Emerson Bassett |
| 著者 | Lee Emerson Bassett |
| 出版社 | Houghton Mifflin, 1917 |
| 書籍の提供元 | カリフォルニア大学 |
| デジタル化された日 | 2010年9月2日 |
| ページ数 | 353 ページ |
| 引用のエクスポート | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |