The Art of Lecturing Revised Edition By: Arthur M. (Arthur Morrow) Lewis (1873-1922)
In "The Art of Lecturing Revised Edition" by Arthur M. Lewis, readers are taken on an insightful journey into the world of effective public speaking and lecturing. With an impressive blend of expertise and practical advice, Lewis delves into the art of capturing an audience's attention and delivering captivating lectures. One of the most commendable aspects of this book is Lewis's comprehensive approach to lecturing. He covers a wide range of topics, starting from the basics such as structuring a lecture and utilizing visual aids effectively. As the book progresses, Lewis delves deeper into more nuanced subjects, including understanding audience dynamics, managing emotions, and harnessing the power of storytelling. This well-rounded approach ensures that readers receive a holistic education on the art of lecturing. What sets this revised edition apart is its incorporation of modern technological advancements. Lewis expertly guides readers on how to seamlessly integrate multimedia elements into their lectures, making use of tools from PowerPoint presentations to interactive platforms. He emphasizes the importance of adapting to the ever-evolving landscape of lecturing, acknowledging that technological aids can enhance rather than distract from the speaker's message. Lewis's writing style is commendably clear and concise, making the book accessible to a wide range of readers. His use of real-life examples and anecdotes further enhances the engaging nature of the text, allowing readers to relate to the topics discussed. Additionally, the book includes practical exercises and checklists at the end of each chapter, encouraging readers to actively apply the concepts they have learned. However, some readers may find that Lewis's focus on academic or professional lecturing overlooks the potential application of his advice in various other contexts. While the examples provided are predominantly from the academic world, the techniques and principles discussed can certainly be adapted to different settings, such as business presentations or community speaking engagements. Expanding the scope to cater to a broader audience would have made the book more universally applicable. Overall, "The Art of Lecturing Revised Edition" is a comprehensive guide that is sure to benefit anyone seeking to enhance their public speaking skills. Arthur M. Lewis's expertise shines through in his practical advice and engaging writing style, making this an invaluable resource for students, educators, and professionals alike. Whether you are a seasoned lecturer or a novice speaker, this book will undoubtedly equip you with the necessary knowledge and techniques to captivate your audience and deliver impactful lectures. First Page: THE ART OF LECTURING by ARTHUR M. LEWIS Revised Edition Chicago Charles H. Kerr & Company Co operative CONTENTS CHAPTER I. INTRODUCTORY II. EXORDIUM III. BEGIN WELL IV. SPEAK DELIBERATELY V. PERORATION VI. READ WIDELY VII. READ THE BEST VIII. SUBJECT IX. LEARN TO STOP X. CHAIRMAN XI. MANNERISMS XII. COURSE LECTURING NO CHAIRMAN XIII. COURSE LECTURING LEARN TO CLASSIFY XIV. PREPARATION XV. DEBATING XVI. TRICKS OF DEBATE XVII. RHETORIC XVIII. THE AUDIENCE XIX. STREET SPEAKING: THE PLACE THE STYLE DISTURBERS POLICE INTERFERENCE BOOK SELLING AND PROFESSIONALISM XX. BOOK SELLING AT MEETINGS XXI. EXAMPLE BOOK TALKS XXII. CONCLUSION THE ART OF LECTURING CHAPTER I INTRODUCTORY For some time I have been besieged with requests to open a "Speakers' Class" or "A School of Oratory," or, as one ingenious correspondent puts it, a "Forensic Club." With these requests it is impossible to comply for sheer lack of time. I have decided, however, to embody in these pages the results of my own experience, and the best I have learned from the experience of others. There are some things required in a good lecturer which cannot be imparted to a pupil by any teacher, and we may as well dispose of these... Continue reading book >>

The Art of Lecturing Revised Edition By: Arthur M. (Arthur Morrow) Lewis (1873-1922)

In "The Art of Lecturing Revised Edition" by Arthur M. Lewis, readers are taken on an insightful journey into the world of effective public speaking and lecturing. With an impressive blend of expertise and practical advice, Lewis delves into the art of capturing an audience's attention and delivering captivating lectures.

One of the most commendable aspects of this book is Lewis's comprehensive approach to lecturing. He covers a wide range of topics, starting from the basics such as structuring a lecture and utilizing visual aids effectively. As the book progresses, Lewis delves deeper into more nuanced subjects, including understanding audience dynamics, managing emotions, and harnessing the power of storytelling. This well-rounded approach ensures that readers receive a holistic education on the art of lecturing.

What sets this revised edition apart is its incorporation of modern technological advancements. Lewis expertly guides readers on how to seamlessly integrate multimedia elements into their lectures, making use of tools from PowerPoint presentations to interactive platforms. He emphasizes the importance of adapting to the ever-evolving landscape of lecturing, acknowledging that technological aids can enhance rather than distract from the speaker's message.

Lewis's writing style is commendably clear and concise, making the book accessible to a wide range of readers. His use of real-life examples and anecdotes further enhances the engaging nature of the text, allowing readers to relate to the topics discussed. Additionally, the book includes practical exercises and checklists at the end of each chapter, encouraging readers to actively apply the concepts they have learned.

However, some readers may find that Lewis's focus on academic or professional lecturing overlooks the potential application of his advice in various other contexts. While the examples provided are predominantly from the academic world, the techniques and principles discussed can certainly be adapted to different settings, such as business presentations or community speaking engagements. Expanding the scope to cater to a broader audience would have made the book more universally applicable.

Overall, "The Art of Lecturing Revised Edition" is a comprehensive guide that is sure to benefit anyone seeking to enhance their public speaking skills. Arthur M. Lewis's expertise shines through in his practical advice and engaging writing style, making this an invaluable resource for students, educators, and professionals alike. Whether you are a seasoned lecturer or a novice speaker, this book will undoubtedly equip you with the necessary knowledge and techniques to captivate your audience and deliver impactful lectures.

First Page:

THE ART OF LECTURING

ARTHUR M. LEWIS

Revised Edition

Chicago Charles H. Kerr & Company Co operative

CONTENTS

CHAPTER I. INTRODUCTORY II. EXORDIUM III. BEGIN WELL IV. SPEAK DELIBERATELY V. PERORATION VI. READ WIDELY VII. READ THE BEST VIII. SUBJECT IX. LEARN TO STOP X. CHAIRMAN XI. MANNERISMS XII. COURSE LECTURING NO CHAIRMAN XIII. COURSE LECTURING LEARN TO CLASSIFY XIV. PREPARATION XV. DEBATING XVI. TRICKS OF DEBATE XVII. RHETORIC XVIII. THE AUDIENCE XIX. STREET SPEAKING: THE PLACE THE STYLE DISTURBERS POLICE INTERFERENCE BOOK SELLING AND PROFESSIONALISM XX. BOOK SELLING AT MEETINGS XXI. EXAMPLE BOOK TALKS XXII. CONCLUSION

THE ART OF LECTURING

CHAPTER I

INTRODUCTORY

For some time I have been besieged with requests to open a "Speakers' Class" or "A School of Oratory," or, as one ingenious correspondent puts it, a "Forensic Club." With these requests it is impossible to comply for sheer lack of time.

I have decided, however, to embody in these pages the results of my own experience, and the best I have learned from the experience of others.

There are some things required in a good lecturer which cannot be imparted to a pupil by any teacher, and we may as well dispose of these... Continue reading book >>

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