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Chapter 1 - Origins of Public Speaking Flashcards

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Father of extreme ethical relativism

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Gorgias

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Father of argumentation

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Protagoras

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Who believed communication was meer cookery that made the good look bad and the bad look good?

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Plato (Phaedrus)

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Who is responsible for the three types of artistic proof (rhetoric)?

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Aristotle

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Three types of artistic proof (rhetoric)

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Ethos, pathos, logos

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Ethos

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Ethics, confidence

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Pathos

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Emotional

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Logos

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Logic

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Types of Discourse (speeches)

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Deliberative, forensic, epideictic

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Deliberative

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Legislative

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Forensic

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Legal

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Epideictic

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Ceremonial

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Types of Logic

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Syllogisms, enthymemes

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Enthymemes

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For public speaking

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Cicero is responsible for the

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Five Canons of Rhetoric

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Five Canons of Rhetoric

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Invention, arrangement, style, memory, delivery

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Competence

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Knowledge, how well you know subject

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Integrity

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High morals

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Goodwill

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Care for the audience

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Dynamism

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All the elements to make it interesting

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Levels of Communication

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Intrapersonal, interpersonal, small group, organizational, public

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Practical benefits of public speaking

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  • develops interdisciplinary skills
  • increases probability for professional and career success
  • increases participation in the democratic process
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Personal growth benefits of public speaking

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  • learning about yourself
  • learning more about the Western intellectual tradition
  • learning more about other cultures and ideas
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Elements of public speaking

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  • speaker/sender
  • message
  • channels
  • noise/interference
  • audience/receive
  • context
  • culture
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Who created the first hand book of public speaking?

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Coral and Tisias

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