Public Speaking and Civic Engagement Plus NEW MyCommunicationLab with eText -- Access Card Package
3rd Edition
Published on 28. February 2013
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512 pages
978-0-205-95395-0 (ISBN)
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--Promotes public speaking as a vehicle for civic engagement
Public Speaking and Civic Engagement advocates for being an engaged citizen of democracy by communicating ideas and information that could benefit and improve one's community. It teaches through a clear, engaging narrative and uses special features that demonstrate specific ways in which students and citizens can use public speaking to become better citizens.
MyCommunicationLab is an integral part of the Hogan program. Key learning applications include MediaShare, an eText, and a study plan.
A better teaching and learning experience
This program will provide a better teaching and learning experience-for you and your students. Here's how:
Personalize Learning- MyCommunicationLab is online learning. MyCommunicationLab engages students through personalized learning and helps instructors from course preparation to delivery and assessment.
Improve Critical Thinking-Features that promote critical thinking, such as learning objectives and questions for review, appear throughout the book.
Engage Students-Tools throughout the text help students gauge their level of communication apprehension.
Apply Ethics-Discussions of ethical implications of speaker and listener choices appear in every chapter.
Support Instructors- A full set of supplements, including MyCommunicationLab, provides instructors with all the resources and support they need.
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--Promotes public speaking as a vehicle for civic engagement
Public Speaking and Civic Engagement advocates for being an engaged citizen of democracy by communicating ideas and information that could benefit and improve one's community. It teaches through a clear, engaging narrative and uses special features that demonstrate specific ways in which students and citizens can use public speaking to become better citizens.
MyCommunicationLab is an integral part of the Hogan program. Key learning applications include MediaShare, an eText, and a study plan.
A better teaching and learning experience
This program will provide a better teaching and learning experience-for you and your students. Here's how:
Personalize Learning- MyCommunicationLab is online learning. MyCommunicationLab engages students through personalized learning and helps instructors from course preparation to delivery and assessment.
Improve Critical Thinking-Features that promote critical thinking, such as learning objectives and questions for review, appear throughout the book.
Engage Students-Tools throughout the text help students gauge their level of communication apprehension.
Apply Ethics-Discussions of ethical implications of speaker and listener choices appear in every chapter.
Support Instructors- A full set of supplements, including MyCommunicationLab, provides instructors with all the resources and support they need.
0205953956 / 9780205953950 Public Speaking and Civic Engagement Plus NEW MyCommunicationLab with eText -- Access Card Package
Package consists of:
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Edition
3rd edition
Language
English
Place of publication
United States
Publishing group
Pearson Education (US)
Target group
College/higher education
Dimensions
Height: 229 mm
Width: 188 mm
Thickness: 20 mm
Weight
726 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-205-95395-0 (9780205953950)
Copyright in bibliographic data is held by Nielsen Book Services Limited or its licensors: all rights reserved.
Schweitzer Classification
Other editions
Previous edition
J. Michael Hogan | Patricia Hayes Andrews | James R. Andrews
Public Speaking and Civic Engagement
Book
07/2010
2nd Edition
Pearson
€91.79
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Content
In This Section:
1) Brief Table of Contents
2) Full Table of Contents
1) Brief Table of Contents
Part I: Public Speaking in a Democratic Society
Chapter 1: Democratic Citizenship and the Ethics of Public Speaking
Chapter 2: Listening and Speaking in a Democratic Society
Chapter 3: Speaking with Confidence
Chapter 4: Diverse Audiences in a Democratic Society
Part II: Developing Your Speech
Chapter 5: Developing Significant Topics
Chapter 6: Responsible and Productive Research
Chapter 7: Supporting Your Ideas
Chapter 8: Organizing Your Speech
Chapter 9: Outlining Your Speech
Part III: Presenting Your Speech
Chapter 10: Using Language Effectively
Chapter 11: Delivering Your Speech Effectively
Chapter 12: Supporting Your Ideas Visually
Part IV: Types of Public Speaking
Chapter 13: Speaking to Inform
Chapter 14: Persuasive Speaking in a Democratic Society
Chapter 15: Arguing Persuasively
Chapter 16: Speaking on Special Occasions
Chapter 17: Speaking and Deliberating in Groups
2) Full Table of Contents
Part I: Public Speaking in a Democratic Society Chapter 1: Democratic Citizenship and the Ethics of Public Speaking
Public Speaking and Civic Engagement
The Rhetorical Tradition and The Ethics of Speech
Deliberation and Demagoguery in the Twenty-first Century
The Responsible Citizen-Speaker
Chapter 2: Listening and Speaking in a Democratic Society
The Speaker-Listener Partnership
Barriers To Good Listening
Critical Listening
Preparing Yourself to Speak
Building and Delivering Your Speech
Chapter 3: Speaking with Confidence
Understanding Communication Apprehension
Factors That Contribute To Communication Apprehension
Managing Communication Apprehension
Chapter 4: Diverse Audiences in a Democratic Society
Understanding Diverse Audiences
Identifying Individual Listener Needs and Values
Identifying Communal Needs and Values
Gathering Information for Audience Adaptation
Ongoing Strategies for Audience Adaptation
Part II: Developing Your Speech
Chapter 5: Developing Significant Topics
Finding a Suitable Topic
Narrowing the Topic
Ethical Obligations in Selecting a Topic
General Purposes
Crafting and Testing Specific Purposes
Constructing a Thesis Statement
Chapter 6: Responsible and Productive Research
A Productive Start
The Creative Enterprise of Building a Speech
Developing Information Literacy
Searching the Internet
Investigating Like a Professional: Using Library Resources
Gathering Information through Interviews
Gathering Information through E-Mail and Online Networking
Citing Sources of Quoted and Paraphrased Material
Chapter 7: Supporting Your Ideas
Supporting Ideas with Evidence
Supporting Ideas Through Comparison and Contrast
Evaluating Supporting Material
Chapter 8: Organizing Your Speech
The Elements of Sound Organization
How Patterns of Organization Connect Ideas
Guidelines for Organizing Your Speech
Transitions as Connectives
Introducing Your Speech
Concluding Your Speech
Chapter 9: Outlining Your Speech
Types of Outlines
Basic Principles of Outlining
Part III: Presenting Your Speech
Chapter 10: Using Language Effectively
Language and Meaning
Using Language That Is Clear and Accurate
Using Language That Is Active and Interesting
Using Appropriate and Ethical Language
Responding Critically to a Speaker's Style
Chapter 11: Delivering Your Speech Effectively
Sounding Good versus Being Sound
Principles of Good Delivery
Speaking Extemporaneously
Alternative Styles of Delivery
Responding to Audience Questions
Chapter 12: Supporting Your Ideas Visually
Functions of Presentational Aids
Options for Presentational Aids
Guidelines for Preparing Presentational Aids
Guidelines for Using Presentational Aids
Part IV: Types of Public Speaking
Chapter 13: Speaking to Inform
Functions of Informative Speeches
Types of Informative Speeches
Organizing the Informative Speech
How Audiences Learn from Informative Speeches
Chapter 14: Persuasive Speaking in a Democratic Society
The Anatomy of Public Controversy
Questions of Fact, Value, and Policy
Ethical Proof in Persuasive Speaking
Appealing to Audience Emotions
Chapter 15: Arguing Persuasively
Persuasion and Demagoguery in a Free Society
Constructing Reasonable Arguments
The Forms of Reasoning
Fallacies of Reasoning and Evidence
Chapter 16: Speaking on Special Occasions
Ceremonial Speaking in a Free Society
Social Values in Ceremonial Speaking
The Forms of Ceremonial Speech
Style and Delivery in Ceremonial Speaking
Chapter 17: Speaking and Deliberating in Groups
Understanding Public Deliberation
Group Structures That Encourage Dialogue and Deliberation
Factors That Influence Effective Group Deliberation
Group Presentations
Guidelines for Deliberating in Groups
1) Brief Table of Contents
2) Full Table of Contents
1) Brief Table of Contents
Part I: Public Speaking in a Democratic Society
Chapter 1: Democratic Citizenship and the Ethics of Public Speaking
Chapter 2: Listening and Speaking in a Democratic Society
Chapter 3: Speaking with Confidence
Chapter 4: Diverse Audiences in a Democratic Society
Part II: Developing Your Speech
Chapter 5: Developing Significant Topics
Chapter 6: Responsible and Productive Research
Chapter 7: Supporting Your Ideas
Chapter 8: Organizing Your Speech
Chapter 9: Outlining Your Speech
Part III: Presenting Your Speech
Chapter 10: Using Language Effectively
Chapter 11: Delivering Your Speech Effectively
Chapter 12: Supporting Your Ideas Visually
Part IV: Types of Public Speaking
Chapter 13: Speaking to Inform
Chapter 14: Persuasive Speaking in a Democratic Society
Chapter 15: Arguing Persuasively
Chapter 16: Speaking on Special Occasions
Chapter 17: Speaking and Deliberating in Groups
2) Full Table of Contents
Part I: Public Speaking in a Democratic Society Chapter 1: Democratic Citizenship and the Ethics of Public Speaking
Public Speaking and Civic Engagement
The Rhetorical Tradition and The Ethics of Speech
Deliberation and Demagoguery in the Twenty-first Century
The Responsible Citizen-Speaker
Chapter 2: Listening and Speaking in a Democratic Society
The Speaker-Listener Partnership
Barriers To Good Listening
Critical Listening
Preparing Yourself to Speak
Building and Delivering Your Speech
Chapter 3: Speaking with Confidence
Understanding Communication Apprehension
Factors That Contribute To Communication Apprehension
Managing Communication Apprehension
Chapter 4: Diverse Audiences in a Democratic Society
Understanding Diverse Audiences
Identifying Individual Listener Needs and Values
Identifying Communal Needs and Values
Gathering Information for Audience Adaptation
Ongoing Strategies for Audience Adaptation
Part II: Developing Your Speech
Chapter 5: Developing Significant Topics
Finding a Suitable Topic
Narrowing the Topic
Ethical Obligations in Selecting a Topic
General Purposes
Crafting and Testing Specific Purposes
Constructing a Thesis Statement
Chapter 6: Responsible and Productive Research
A Productive Start
The Creative Enterprise of Building a Speech
Developing Information Literacy
Searching the Internet
Investigating Like a Professional: Using Library Resources
Gathering Information through Interviews
Gathering Information through E-Mail and Online Networking
Citing Sources of Quoted and Paraphrased Material
Chapter 7: Supporting Your Ideas
Supporting Ideas with Evidence
Supporting Ideas Through Comparison and Contrast
Evaluating Supporting Material
Chapter 8: Organizing Your Speech
The Elements of Sound Organization
How Patterns of Organization Connect Ideas
Guidelines for Organizing Your Speech
Transitions as Connectives
Introducing Your Speech
Concluding Your Speech
Chapter 9: Outlining Your Speech
Types of Outlines
Basic Principles of Outlining
Part III: Presenting Your Speech
Chapter 10: Using Language Effectively
Language and Meaning
Using Language That Is Clear and Accurate
Using Language That Is Active and Interesting
Using Appropriate and Ethical Language
Responding Critically to a Speaker's Style
Chapter 11: Delivering Your Speech Effectively
Sounding Good versus Being Sound
Principles of Good Delivery
Speaking Extemporaneously
Alternative Styles of Delivery
Responding to Audience Questions
Chapter 12: Supporting Your Ideas Visually
Functions of Presentational Aids
Options for Presentational Aids
Guidelines for Preparing Presentational Aids
Guidelines for Using Presentational Aids
Part IV: Types of Public Speaking
Chapter 13: Speaking to Inform
Functions of Informative Speeches
Types of Informative Speeches
Organizing the Informative Speech
How Audiences Learn from Informative Speeches
Chapter 14: Persuasive Speaking in a Democratic Society
The Anatomy of Public Controversy
Questions of Fact, Value, and Policy
Ethical Proof in Persuasive Speaking
Appealing to Audience Emotions
Chapter 15: Arguing Persuasively
Persuasion and Demagoguery in a Free Society
Constructing Reasonable Arguments
The Forms of Reasoning
Fallacies of Reasoning and Evidence
Chapter 16: Speaking on Special Occasions
Ceremonial Speaking in a Free Society
Social Values in Ceremonial Speaking
The Forms of Ceremonial Speech
Style and Delivery in Ceremonial Speaking
Chapter 17: Speaking and Deliberating in Groups
Understanding Public Deliberation
Group Structures That Encourage Dialogue and Deliberation
Factors That Influence Effective Group Deliberation
Group Presentations
Guidelines for Deliberating in Groups