英语大众演讲实训研究

出版时间：2009-4  出版社：南京师范大学出版社  作者：樊小琴，（越）杨友德 著  页数：216  

前言

　　This book provides the most essential information about public speaking. It is designed to provide theories, basic techniques and frameworks of public speaking. It may serve as an effective training guide to those who desire to be advanced and successful speakers. It is also designed to be a useful source to college students who are interested in training themselves to be effective public speakers based on the proposed theories and strategies. The writers believe that readers and students will find this book to be a very useful guide in your process of learning and developing to be great public speakers you want to be.　　This book is divided into four major parts and twelve chapters. The first part of the book provides fundamental knowledge about public speaking through which readers will have an overview of what public speaking is all about. In the second part, readers will be familiar with the process of speech making as they follow steps of speech making, and empower their speech by using relevant rhetorical devices or avoiding common fallacies.

内容概要

　　This book is divided into four major parts and twelve chapters. The first part of the book provides fundamental knowledge about public speaking through which readers will have an overview of what public speaking is all about. In the second part, readers will be familiar with the process of speech making as they follow steps of speech making, and empower their speech by using relevant rhetorical devices or avoiding common fallacies.

作者简介

　　Dr. Fan Xiaoqin is currently Chair of English Department, and Vice Dean of Faculty of Foreign Languages at Shanghai Second Polytechnic University. Shereceived her PhD degree from the University of Baguio in 2004. Prior to her teaching and administrative position at Shanghai Second Polytechnic University. Dr. Fan Xiaoqin used to teach at the University of Baguio, La Cons01acion College of Manila. and San Beda College in the Philippines. Heractive involvement in coaching and organizing various speech and debate contests at the university has motivated her to train students to be better public speakers, and to write this book to share and discuss her experiences, knowledge, strategies, and theories to those who are interested in public speaking.　　Dr.Duong Huu Duc is a　foreien expert and Executivc Director of Asia Pacific Cultural Studies Institute.Shanghal Second Polytechnic Universiiy. He received his PhD degree from the University of the Cordilleras.Philippines.He enjoys teaching Critical Thinking. Chinese and Western Philosophies. Comparative Religions. Introduction to Marketlng. Language Education and Cross Culttural Cornmunication. He used to teach at San Beda College.De La Salle University in the Philippines At present, he is a faculty member at Faculty of Foreign Languages. Shanghai Second Polytechnic University.

书籍目录

PART Ⅰ Fundamentals in Public SpeakingChapter 1 Why Public Speaking?Ⅰ. Insights/3A. What is Public Speaking?B. Purposes of Public SpeakingC. Benefits of Public Speaking to SpeakersD. Common Types of Public SpeakingⅡ. Sample Speech/A Better World Is in Our HandsⅢ. Related WritingA Harmonious Society: Turning a Dream into RealityⅣ. Worlds Famous President AddressAcceptance SpeechⅤ. Analysis of Worlds Famous President AddressFamous QuotesChapter 2 Ethical Considerations in Public SpeakingⅠ. InsightsA. The Dos of Public SpeakingB. The Donts of Public SpeakingⅡ. Sample SpeechA Tribute to the MotherlandⅢ. Related WritingThe Romance of IntermarriageⅣ. Worlds Famous Controversial Case of Plagiarism SanctuaryⅤ. Analysis of Worlds Famous Controversial Case of PlagiarismFamous QuotesChapter 3 Communication Process in Public SpeakingⅠ. InsightsA. Communication DefinedB. Basic Elements in Communication ProcessC. Means of CommunicationD. Modes of CommunicationⅡ . Sample SpeechOne Plus One: The Powers We Have at HandⅢ Related WritingBridging the Gap between the Rich and the PoorⅣ. Worlds Famous ParableThe Parable of the Lost SonⅤ. Analysis of Worlds Famous ParableFamous QuotesPART Ⅱ The Process of Speech MakingChapter 4 Speech MakingⅠ. Insights/51A. Important Steps to Speech CompositionB. Putting Thoughts into WritingC. Marks of a Great SpeechⅡ. Sample SpeechAttracting Chinese Oversea TalentsⅢ. Related WritingShould Golf Course be Offered in College Curriculum?Ⅳ. Worlds Famous Speech on CommencementCommencement AddressⅤ Analysis of Worlds Famous Speech on Commencement AddressFamous QuotesChapter 5 Rhetorical DevicesI. InsightsA. An Overview of Rhetorical DevicesB. Types of Rhetorical DevicesC. Putting Theories into PracticeⅡ. Sample SpeechUnity and Diversity: The Two Hands of a ClockⅢ. Related WritingSaving Our Living EnvironmentⅣ. Worlds Famous Inspiring SpeechI Have a DreamⅤ. Analysis of Worlds Famous Inspiring SpeechFamous QuotesChapter 6Mastering Common Fallacies8oⅠ. InsightsA. Understanding Basic ConceptsB. Common Types of FallaciesC. Putting Theories into Practice: Identifying FallaciesⅡ. Sample SpeechShould Smoking Be Banned in the Public Places?Ⅲ. Related WritingBoarding School Is a Good IdeaⅣ. Worlds Famous Logical WritingMany Loves of Dobie GillisⅤ. Analysis of Worlds Famous Logical WritingFamous QuotesPART ⅢPractical Application to Speech Making and DeliveryChapter 7Effective Ways to Deliver a SpeechⅠ. InsightsA. Tips to Overcome Nervousness and FearsB. Mechanics to Successful DeliveryC. Marks of a Great SpeakerⅡ. Sample SpeechPeople like Trees Need Storm to Reveal Their StrengthⅢ. Related WritingEconomic Development Is More Important than Environment ProtectionⅣ. Worlds Famous SermonWhats Wrong with the World?Ⅴ. Analysis of Worlds Famous SermonllFamous QuotesChapter 8Debate: A Creative Language Activity in Language ClassroomⅠ. InsightsA. Debate OverviewitB. Why Speech and Debate in Language Classroom?C. Debating FormatsD. Applying Speech and Debate in Language ClassroomⅡ. Sample SpeechDo We Need Many Television Channels?Ⅲ. Related WritingInternet: The Double-Edged SwordⅣ. Worlds Famous Vice Presidential DebateVice Presidential DebateⅤ. Analysis of Worlds Famous Vice Presidential DebateFamous QuotesChapter 9Structure of Debate SpeechesⅠ. InsightsA. Constructive SpeechB. Deconstruetive SpeechC. Rebuttal SpeechD. Putting Theories into Practice: Writing Your Debate SpeechⅡ. Sample SpeechForeign Intervention Has Worsened Iraqi SocietyⅢ. Related SpeechWe All Live under the Same Sky, But We Dont All Have the Same HorizonⅣ. Worlds Famous BookWhat Drives Your Life?Ⅴ. Analysis of Worlds Famous BookFamous Quotes……PART Ⅳ Guiding PrinciplesReferencesAppendices

章节摘录

　　What was your first reaction when you were assigned to give a speech in your class during your college days？ How do you feel when you are called to give an impromptu speech to a group of teachers and managers whom you have never met before？ Do you still remember your first response when you are given an invitation to give a lecture to a group of professional people whom you know little about？ How about speaking in front of a camera？ The first natural response of majority of people to those assignments or invitations is a facial expression of worry, scare or panic. Some will automatically murmur, "Oh my God, what I am going to do？" Others choose to decline the invitation plainly "Sorry, I cannot do that. " or "Please, ask others. I have other appointments on that day. "　　When it is a must to present a topic to the public, speakers carry out a thorough search on the web pages, or books, hoping to find a ready-made speech which is related to the topic assigned to them. At the moments of delivery, many speakers find that their legs are shaking, hands are trembling, hearts are beating harder, breath is hard to grasp, lips are tight, and sweats are pouring all over the body. As they begin their presentation, speakers might not understand what they read in the written speech, but they keep reading. They might not see how many audiences there are, and all they need to know is to finish the speeeh.