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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Oral composition , - or formal conversation , as it may be called , — public
speaking , and similar courses , as taught in the classroom , offer but a limited
field of oral expression . Classroom conversations , narratives , discussions , and
debates ...
Oral composition , - or formal conversation , as it may be called , — public
speaking , and similar courses , as taught in the classroom , offer but a limited
field of oral expression . Classroom conversations , narratives , discussions , and
debates ...
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It is to purposeful and spirited conversation , conversation in its widest range of
expression as exemplified by the speech of people in general , that we must look
for the principles that underlie expressive reading or effective speech of any kind
.
It is to purposeful and spirited conversation , conversation in its widest range of
expression as exemplified by the speech of people in general , that we must look
for the principles that underlie expressive reading or effective speech of any kind
.
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vocal expression , as revealed in conversation . Good reading is not to be
acquired by following rules . It would be as reasonable to dictate to a writer what
words he should use in setting down his thoughts , as to lay down absolute rules
of ...
vocal expression , as revealed in conversation . Good reading is not to be
acquired by following rules . It would be as reasonable to dictate to a writer what
words he should use in setting down his thoughts , as to lay down absolute rules
of ...
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If he have no definite intention , his speech will reveal that too , whether the
words are spoken in conversation or read from the pages of a book . The reader '
s task is to find out what the author means , then to speak that meaning truthfully .
2 .
If he have no definite intention , his speech will reveal that too , whether the
words are spoken in conversation or read from the pages of a book . The reader '
s task is to find out what the author means , then to speak that meaning truthfully .
2 .
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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 |
| ページ数 | 353 ページ |
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