Public speaking
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Scope of this subject
Here are entered works on speaking effectively in public. Works on the rhetorical aspects of speeches are entered under [Oratory.]
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Names and connections
Public speaking--Study and teaching
- Broader: Oral communication
- Narrower: Book talks
- Narrower: Chalk-talks
- Narrower: Debates and debating
- Narrower: Expression
- Narrower: Extemporaneous speaking
- Narrower: Forensics (Public speaking)
- Narrower: Introduction of speakers
- Narrower: Lectures and lecturing
- Narrower: Political oratory
- Narrower: Radio public speaking
- Narrower: Rhetorical criticism
- Narrower: Roasts (Public speaking)
- Narrower: Show-and-tell presentations
- Narrower: Television public speaking
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 326722355172868612 · morton4x16-v1
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