A Leisure Book On Public Speaking Pub Spartan

It is a general, non-academic and leisure read of a book, yet very thought provoking and meant for someone who already has some experience of public speaking. The book is mainly intended for people aspiring to speak in public fluently and confidently in whichever language they choose. For instance, if one wishes to speak in English, a thorough knowledge and good command over the language is a must and is the first and foremost criterion. Besides this, pronunciation of words, voice quality, pause between the sentences, etc are also some of the salient criteria that must be learnt, imbibed and mastered in order to be an impressive and good Public Speaker. This book basically discusses about these vital qualities in detail and aims to develop your self-confidence, remove your hesitation or fright, if any and bring out the real Pub Spartan in you!

#v&spublishers CONTENTS: Book- I The Book of Identifi cation of The Arty Party Speakers Introduction 1. Part–I The Speaker a) Who are You? b) Where are You? c) Why are You Speaking? 2.. Part - 2 The Speech Chain a) Introduction b) The Scribe c) The Think-tank d) The Speaking Voice 3. Part - 3 The Fright a) Introduction b) What is Fright? c) Where is Fright? d) How to Beat It? e) Concluding Identifi cation Book - 2 Book of The Pub-Spartan Introduction 1. Part - 1 The Pub-Spartan Speaker a) Introduction b) Who is the Pub-Spartan ? c) Where does The Pub-Spartan Speak? d) Why Do the Pub-Spartans Speak? 2. Part - 2 The Pub-Spartan Speech Chain a) Introduction b) Resolves as the Scribe c) The Pub-Spartan Think-Tank d) The Pub-Spartan Voice 3. Part - 3 The Pub-Spartan Fri a) Introduction b) Finding the Loopholes – Nature & Resolves for the Fright c) Makes Light of the Fright d) Pub-Spartan Handling the Fright – Invites/Ignites e) Concluding the Pub-Spartan Book - 3 The Book of Observation, Analysis & Retrospect Introduction 1. Part - 1 Observation as a Speaker a) Introduction b) What to Observe as a Speaker? c) How to Observe as a Speaker d) When to Observe as a Speaker? 2. Part - 2 Analysis as within the Speech Chain a) Introduction b) Analysis by the Scribe c) Analysis by the Think-tank d) Analysis by the Voice (not of) 3. Part - 3 One for the Fright a) Introduction b) What to Rethink about the Fright? c) How to Retrospect the Fright d) When to Retrospect about the Fright? e) A Conclusion f) Functional Vocabulary