Midterm Flashcards
(19 cards)
5 things that made the MLK speech memorable:
- Theme words
- Setting
- Quotes and allusions
- Use of metaphors
- Made it concrete
- Anaphora
Why should Christians strive for effective communication?
Most important truths are theological, those truths need to be communicated with others
Nature of Communication:
Source encodes his meaning in signal
Signal is transmitted to a receiver
Receiver decodes it & attributes meaning
What are the 2 types of communication?
Mediated
Non-mediated
What is mediated communication?
Communication through some medium
What is non-mediated communication?
Face to face communication
What are the 3 types of non-mediated communication?
- Dyadic: 1 on 1
- Small group: 3-20
- Public Address: Large number of people
What is the basic speech model?
Introduction, Transition Body - 1st point, transition - 2nd point, transition - 3rd point, transition Conclusion
The ingredients:
Practical
Interesting
Profound
The music of speech:
Pitch: going up and down
Tone: tone of voice
Rate: how fast
Phrasing
The subject:
The more committed you are to a subject the better you will do.
“He is a good speaker who can turn an ____ into an ___.”
“He is a good speaker who can turn an ear into an eye.”
What is the most important question to focus on in speech?
With whom am I trying to communicate with?
What are the 3 elements of speech making.
- Speaker
- Subject
- Persons Addressed
3 external variables:
- Occasion
- Size of audience
- Location
Internal variables
- Gender
- Age
- Culture
- Comprehension level
Speech development:
The topic:
-It governs the rest of your speech
The purpose:
-Approach your topic so that it can be phrased into one sentence.
The body:
-Use points development (3 so they can be easily remembered)
“Few things are more important than that of the ___ ____.”
“Few things are more important than that of the human voice.”
Henry W Beecher quote:
“…nothing draws men more quickly to any centre than the hope of hearing important subjects wisely discussed with fervor of manhood…”