Platform and PulpitHill and Wang, 1961 - 301 pages Donated by Sydney Harris. |
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Page xii
... audience dictate to you , instead of [ you ] dictating to them — which they dont like , but I do . " He was not ... audience , because the man who has had enough simply passes on . " An audience in a lecture room , after an hour or so ...
... audience dictate to you , instead of [ you ] dictating to them — which they dont like , but I do . " He was not ... audience , because the man who has had enough simply passes on . " An audience in a lecture room , after an hour or so ...
Page xv
... Audiences could listen to a speaker in complete comfort , and the instant he ceased to interest them , they could " switch him off . " The speaker could address his audience “ intimately and cosily , ” and “ use delicate nuances of ...
... Audiences could listen to a speaker in complete comfort , and the instant he ceased to interest them , they could " switch him off . " The speaker could address his audience “ intimately and cosily , ” and “ use delicate nuances of ...
Page 138
... audience . I wish to keep before you the most elevated view of all the questions Ruskin dealt with . I am straining all my mental faculties and drawing on all my know- ledge . Now suppose you were to chain me to this table and invite me ...
... audience . I wish to keep before you the most elevated view of all the questions Ruskin dealt with . I am straining all my mental faculties and drawing on all my know- ledge . Now suppose you were to chain me to this table and invite me ...
Contents
Acting by One Who Does Not Believe in It 1889 | 12 |
What Socialism Will be Like 1896 | 23 |
The Dynamitards of Science 1900 | 31 |
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