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    outlook on the idea of superiority of one cause over another. I have chosen Hitler’s oratory‚ personality and leadership (OPL) to be the most important cause. Hitler’s OPL was both long term and sustained consistency and were often used to great effect for varying situations. In court‚ following the Munich Putsch‚ Hitler was on the sidelines‚ and seemed inevitable to a heavy prosecution‚ although a determined oratory along with a characteristic personality won many over and Hitler was significantly

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    Mark Abby PHL 414 Plato Mid-Term February 20‚ 2012 The phrase “Socratic method” gets tossed around quite a bit during the course of a liberal arts education. One way of describing this method is teaching by means of asking. The thought is that by asking questions‚ a teacher may trigger some thought in the student’s mind which comes about more organically and effectively than by the means of traditional lecture. Employing the Socratic method allows a teacher to guide a student’s train of thought

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    St. John Bosco

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    parishes. rom there Bosco was then moved to the oratory of St. Francis de Sales. While there Bosco saw the many orphaned boys between the age of 12 and 18. Bosco tried countless times to help. Bosco let them stay in his house but they stole from him. This did not discourage Bosco though‚ he kept trying. Eventually Bosco was able to befriend some the boys and by 1852 he had 32 boys in the oratory. As times got tougher more boys flocked to the oratory in need of help and by 1861 St. John housed over

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    I have narrowed it down to my three strongest physical strengths: Music‚ Oratory‚ and Muscular Strength. Since a young age I have always been very active in Music‚ in church and in school. I started Choir at school in 4th grade and musicals at church even younger than that. Still to this day I am in musicals at school‚ and sing on the worship team at church. Another strength that I have exhibited since a young age is oratory. Every single report card from elementary school says that I talked too

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    Major‚ a highly respected old boar‚ uses his position of trust to influence the other animals that it is time for change. To do this‚ he uses the power of oratory‚ using a number of persuasive techniques. The Roman philosopher Cicero observed regarding oratory‚ "There is to my mind no more excellent thing than the power‚ by means of oratory‚ to get a hold on assemblies of men ...” and as a trusted elder of the farm‚ Old Major uses this ‘power’ to great effect. He tells the animals about a dream

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    ignorance‚ the majority will vote in favor of what is more pursuable rather than what is logical (459b). Therefore‚ the consequence of democracy is inherent corruption in the governing structure due to ignorance. Socrates contends that the art of oratory reveals the weakness of democratic rule by which the best orator rather than the most knowledgeable can convince the masses without reason or logic. In his dialogue with Gorgias Socrates affirms this claim that a speaker “could

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    brought new ideas‚ catholicism still kept to traditional practices. One of the ways the Reformation manifest modern thinking and practice was the Oratory of Divine Love. The Oratory of Divine Love was an informal group of layman and clergy who fostered the reform. They did so by emphasizing personal spiritual development and acts towards charity. The Oratory which was first organized in 1497 included members like the spanish archbishop and Cardinal Ximenes. Another way the Church pointed in a more modern

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    While of course the bible was central reading in all households‚ it was supplemented by other printed material. The “Bay Psalm Book” printed in 1640 is often referred to America’s first best seller. Just as on leture circuit where print style oratory dominated in behind the pulpit aslo. Sermons consisted of written speeches‚ quite stately ‚ cold and distinguished‚ with an impersonal tone. Even with the rise of Great Awakening‚ that arose in opposition to the cold antylical Diest movement‚ their

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    disadvantaged youth and empowering others by establishing his own order. He would frequently go to a factory town‚ Turin‚ where many children lived and worked in poverty; this inspired him to devote his life to helping the young poor. He started the Oratory‚ a gathering of young people‚ many of whom lived

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    Critical analysis of Hansen’s ‘Reading Sonic Culture In Emerson’s Self Reliance’ in context to Emerson’s essay ‘Self-Reliance’. “These are the voices which we hear in solitude‚ but they grow faint and inaudible as we enter into the world”1 The essential message of Andrew Hansen’s essay‚ Reading Sonic Culture in Emerson’s ‘Self-Reliance’ is that our own voices are the most powerful tool we possess‚ and though the discovery of our self-reliance we speak out our ideas in a non-conformist

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