THE PRINCIPLES AND STYLISTIC FEATURES OF PUBLIC SPEECH
Abstract
A successful public speech owns tremendous social functions and interpersonal meanings. Although various speeches are different from each other, there are still a lot of common points between them. This thesis mainly studies the principles and stylistic characteristics of public speaking. By enumerating and analyzing successful speeches, this paper aims to offer a source of guidance for lecturers to attain the goal of delivering successful speeches.
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Public speech, stylistics, featureHow to Cite
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