The Art of Public Speaking by Dale Carnegie

Description

“The Art of Public Speaking” is a book by Dale Carnegie, first published in 1915. Co-authored with J. B. Esenwein, it reflects Carnegie’s pioneering work in public communication, drawing on his successes as a lecturer and instructor. This practical guide emphasizes authentic content over superficial tricks—advocating for speakers to develop sincere ideas, master structure and rhythm, and connect deeply with audiences. It addresses common anxieties like stage fright and offers step-by-step techniques for crafting effective openings, maintaining enthusiasm, and delivering clear, compelling messages. Set against early‑20th century America’s burgeoning interest in self‑improvement and personal growth, the book predates Carnegie’s later classics like How to Win Friends and Influence People. It has had lasting influence on communication training, underpinning curricula at the Dale Carnegie Institute and shaping modern public speaking pedagogy. Its legacy endures in business, education, and personal development spheres—still regarded as a foundational text for anyone seeking confidence and authenticity in front of a crowd .

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Formats: PDF, epub, AZW3
Page Count (PDF): 282
Illustrations: No
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