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Rhetorical delivery: voice, tone and gesture

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1Delivery is divided into two things- control of the voice
- physical gesture control
2what does Ad Herennium advise when it comes to delivery?- careful control of pace
- variation of tone of voice
3what are the three different tones?- conversational tone
- tone of debate
- tone of amplification
4conversational tonerelaxed and close to conversational speech. Good for the exordium.
5tone of debateenergetic and suited for both proof and refutation.
6tone of amplification- either moves the audience to pity or to wrath.
7John Bulwerhe was the first person to make a systematic attempt at categorizing hand gestures. His book 'Chirologia'.
8HypokrisisThe Greek word for delivery. It is also the word for acting. Both rhetoric and acting are nature by art modified.
9delivery in written rhetoric- the details of font, type size and pagination affect how readable a piece of writing is, what tone it conveys and what ethos it has.
10how is delivery in written rhetoric different from spoken rhetoric?- in written rhetoric the writer is remote from his audience.
- in spoken rhetoric reading the audience is a constant process.
11how do most unnacustommed to speaking in public sound?particularly when nervous, they talk to fast.
12what's best when it comes to pace?slowing it down. A comfortable speed is 110 words per minute. Its a shade lower than in ordinary speech.

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