Diversity & Mass Communication Evidence of Impact Ferguson/Narro 978-1-59871-193-6 TOC         Public Speaking Dance 978-1-59871-141-7 TOC Public Speaking: Finding Your Voice & Speaking Your Mind  is more than just a textbook on public speaking. While it does present the theoretical concepts designed to give students the fundamental tools needed to become a proficient public speaker, it goes beyond the theory to examine the manner in which mouth, mind, and sense of self can and should work together. It examines how human communication, specifically spoken language, constructs, furnishes, and reveals the individual intellect. Features: Increased focus on mature and nontraditional students Discussion of the concept of “voice” as it relates to speech and thought Attention to public speaking considerations unique to the interests of women Integration of multi-cultural awareness in public speaking contexts Treatments of the rich concept of decentering as a tool for effective public speaking Beginning Speech Webster 978-1-59871-062-5 TOC A neat little concept in Public Speaking.  This book covers the basic theoretical concepts a student needs to know for an introductory public speaking course.
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