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    This document provides a short history of public speaking, beginning with its roots in ancient Greece and Rome. It discusses how the Greeks studied rhetoric on the island of Sicily and how figures like Corax, Protagoras, and Aristotle contributed theories around the basic parts of a speech. It also notes how orators like Demosthenes and Cicero cultivated their public speaking skills, and discusses ancient Philippine traditions like babaylan, mandirigma, karagatan and balagtasan that also involved forms of public expression.

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    Lesson 1 History of Public Speaking

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    This document provides a short history of public speaking, beginning with its roots in ancient Greece and Rome. It discusses how the Greeks studied rhetoric on the island of Sicily and how figures like Corax, Protagoras, and Aristotle contributed theories around the basic parts of a speech. It also notes how orators like Demosthenes and Cicero cultivated their public speaking skills, and discusses ancient Philippine traditions like babaylan, mandirigma, karagatan and balagtasan that also involved forms of public expression.

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    Public Speaking and

    Reports in the
    Information Age
    Public Speaking
    “
    According to acclaimed public speakers Dale Carnegie and
    Joseph Berg Esenwein (2007), “Public speaking is public utterance,
    public issuance, of the man himself; therefore, the first thing both in
    time and importance is that the man should be and think and feel
    things that are worthy of being given forth.”

    3
    Short History of Public
    Speaking
    Greco-Roman
    Tradition
    ✘ Greeks studied the art
    of rhetoric on the
    island of Sicily.

    5
    ANCIENT GREECE 6
    Corax and Tisias
    7
    Three basic parts of speech
    according to Corax
    ✘Introduction
    ✘Evidence
    ✘Conclusion

    8
    Protagoras
    9
    Aristotle
    10
    Aristotle’s “Rhetoric” 11
    “
    According to Greenville Kleiser (2009) in Successful
    Methods in Public speaking, “The great orators of the
    world did not regard eloquence as simply an endowment
    of nature, but applied themselves diligently to cultivating
    their powers of expression.”

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    Demosthenes
    13
    ANCIENT ROME 14
    Cicero
    15
    Quintilian
    16
    PHILIPPPINES 17
    Babaylan and Mandirigma
    18
    Karagatan and Huego de Frenda
    19
    Balagtasan
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