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The course Public Speaking Part II (N.Y.:Random House, 1987. - 89 p.) refers to the students and professionals who would like to ammend their theoretical and practical knowledge of public speaking. The book tries to meet two challenges: how to show the students the basic principles of speech coomunication and how to practically apply them in their professional career.
The Part II consists of 3 chapters:
Speaking to Persuade
Speacial Types of Speeches
Speaking in Groups
Notes
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