Evolution of Expression — Volume 1 By: Charles Wesley Emerson (1837-1908)
Evolution of Expression — Volume 1 by Charles Wesley Emerson is an incredibly informative and thought-provoking book. Despite its compact size, it manages to encompass a vast range of ideas and concepts pertaining to the art of expression. Emerson, through his extensive research and profound understanding, takes readers on an engaging journey through the evolution of communication and expression. He explores various forms of expression, from verbal and written language to nonverbal cues and body language. Each chapter is thoughtfully crafted and provides valuable insights into how these different forms of expression have developed over time. One aspect that makes this book truly exceptional is Emerson's ability to balance theoretical analysis with practical advice. While delving into the history and theories surrounding expression, he also provides useful exercises and techniques for readers to improve their own expressive skills. Whether it is public speaking, writing, or simply conveying one's thoughts effectively, the author offers valuable tips and strategies to enhance communication. The writing style in Evolution of Expression — Volume 1 is eloquent and accessible, making it suitable for readers of all backgrounds. Emerson's passion for the subject matter shines through in his engaging storytelling and the manner in which he connects historical events with contemporary examples. This not only makes the content more relatable but also helps readers grasp the relevance and importance of expressive communication in today's world. One minor drawback of the book is its brevity. While the author covers a wide range of topics, some readers may find themselves yearning for further exploration of certain areas. Additionally, the volume focuses primarily on verbal and written expression, with limited coverage of nonverbal communication, which could have been expanded upon. Overall, Evolution of Expression — Volume 1 is an insightful, educational, and enjoyable read. Charles Wesley Emerson's exploration of how humans have evolved in expressing themselves provides readers with a deep understanding of the subject matter. Whether you are a student, professional, or simply someone interested in improving their communication skills, this book offers valuable knowledge and practical tools that will undoubtedly leave a lasting impact. First Page: EVOLUTION OF EXPRESSION BY CHARLES WESLEY EMERSON FOUNDER OF EMERSON COLLEGE OF ORATORY, BOSTON A COMPILATION OF SELECTIONS ILLUSTRATING THE FOUR STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT IN ART AS APPLIED TO ORATORY IN FOUR VOLUMES, WITH KEY TO EACH CHAPTER THIRTY THIRD EDITION VOLUME I REVISED TO MY STUDENTS Whose need has been my inspiration and whose understanding my rich reward, these volumes are affectionately DEDICATED CONTENTS. INTRODUCTION ANIMATION ANALYSIS SMOOTHNESS VOLUME FORMING THE ELEMENTS CHAPTER I. THE TEA KETTLE AND THE CRICKET Charles Dickens THE PIED PIPER OF HAMELIN Robert Browning GROUP OF LYRICS: PIPPA PASSES Robert Browning THE SNOWDROP Alfred Tennyson THE THROSTLE Alfred Tennyson ONE MORNING, OH, SO EARLY Jean Ingelow FREEDOM John Ruskin A LAUGHING CHORUS THE CHEERFUL LOCKSMITH Charles Dickens HOME THOUGHTS FROM ABROAD Robert Browning LOCHINVAR Sir Walter Scott THE POLISH WAR SONG James G. Percival CHAPTER II. THE VILLAGE PREACHER Oliver Goldsmith TO THE DAISY William Wordsworth PSALM XXIII David EXTRACT FROM EULOGY ON WENDELL PHILLIPS George William Curtis THE BROOK Alfred Tennyson OLD AUNT MARY'S James Whitcomb Riley CHILD VERSE: MY SHADOW Robert Louis Stevenson THE SWING Robert Louis Stevenson THE LAMPLIGHTER Robert Louis Stevenson WAITING John Burroughs CHAPTER III... Continue reading book >>

Evolution of Expression — Volume 1 By: Charles Wesley Emerson (1837-1908)

Evolution of Expression — Volume 1 by Charles Wesley Emerson is an incredibly informative and thought-provoking book. Despite its compact size, it manages to encompass a vast range of ideas and concepts pertaining to the art of expression.

Emerson, through his extensive research and profound understanding, takes readers on an engaging journey through the evolution of communication and expression. He explores various forms of expression, from verbal and written language to nonverbal cues and body language. Each chapter is thoughtfully crafted and provides valuable insights into how these different forms of expression have developed over time.

One aspect that makes this book truly exceptional is Emerson's ability to balance theoretical analysis with practical advice. While delving into the history and theories surrounding expression, he also provides useful exercises and techniques for readers to improve their own expressive skills. Whether it is public speaking, writing, or simply conveying one's thoughts effectively, the author offers valuable tips and strategies to enhance communication.

The writing style in Evolution of Expression — Volume 1 is eloquent and accessible, making it suitable for readers of all backgrounds. Emerson's passion for the subject matter shines through in his engaging storytelling and the manner in which he connects historical events with contemporary examples. This not only makes the content more relatable but also helps readers grasp the relevance and importance of expressive communication in today's world.

One minor drawback of the book is its brevity. While the author covers a wide range of topics, some readers may find themselves yearning for further exploration of certain areas. Additionally, the volume focuses primarily on verbal and written expression, with limited coverage of nonverbal communication, which could have been expanded upon.

Overall, Evolution of Expression — Volume 1 is an insightful, educational, and enjoyable read. Charles Wesley Emerson's exploration of how humans have evolved in expressing themselves provides readers with a deep understanding of the subject matter. Whether you are a student, professional, or simply someone interested in improving their communication skills, this book offers valuable knowledge and practical tools that will undoubtedly leave a lasting impact.

First Page:

EVOLUTION OF EXPRESSION

BY CHARLES WESLEY EMERSON

FOUNDER OF EMERSON COLLEGE OF ORATORY, BOSTON

A COMPILATION OF SELECTIONS ILLUSTRATING THE FOUR STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT IN ART AS APPLIED TO ORATORY IN FOUR VOLUMES, WITH KEY TO EACH CHAPTER

THIRTY THIRD EDITION

VOLUME I REVISED

TO MY STUDENTS Whose need has been my inspiration and whose understanding my rich reward, these volumes are affectionately DEDICATED

CONTENTS.

INTRODUCTION ANIMATION ANALYSIS SMOOTHNESS VOLUME FORMING THE ELEMENTS

CHAPTER I.

THE TEA KETTLE AND THE CRICKET Charles Dickens THE PIED PIPER OF HAMELIN Robert Browning GROUP OF LYRICS: PIPPA PASSES Robert Browning THE SNOWDROP Alfred Tennyson THE THROSTLE Alfred Tennyson ONE MORNING, OH, SO EARLY Jean Ingelow FREEDOM John Ruskin A LAUGHING CHORUS THE CHEERFUL LOCKSMITH Charles Dickens HOME THOUGHTS FROM ABROAD Robert Browning LOCHINVAR Sir Walter Scott THE POLISH WAR SONG James G. Percival

CHAPTER II.

THE VILLAGE PREACHER Oliver Goldsmith TO THE DAISY William Wordsworth PSALM XXIII David EXTRACT FROM EULOGY ON WENDELL PHILLIPS George William Curtis THE BROOK Alfred Tennyson OLD AUNT MARY'S James Whitcomb Riley

CHILD VERSE: MY SHADOW Robert Louis Stevenson THE SWING Robert Louis Stevenson THE LAMPLIGHTER Robert Louis Stevenson WAITING John Burroughs

CHAPTER III... Continue reading book >>

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