Your Speaking VoiceGriffin-Patterson Publishing Company, 1940 - 320 sider |
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... BODY Aesop , in one of his fables , tells of the hands and mouth which went on strike , refusing to feed the stomach . They said , " We do all the work and the stomach gets all the benefit . " But straightway , when they stopped feeding ...
... BODY Aesop , in one of his fables , tells of the hands and mouth which went on strike , refusing to feed the stomach . They said , " We do all the work and the stomach gets all the benefit . " But straightway , when they stopped feeding ...
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... body . Since the vocal tone is primarily a response to total mental and emotional states , it is well to train the entire body to relax . A rigid , tense body is not readily responsive to the swift changes of thought and feeling which ...
... body . Since the vocal tone is primarily a response to total mental and emotional states , it is well to train the entire body to relax . A rigid , tense body is not readily responsive to the swift changes of thought and feeling which ...
Side 150
... body , the backs of the hands touching together . Inhale gently , and at the same time swing the arms slowly straight back until the hands touch back of the body . Do not allow the body to bend forward . Keep erect . Exhale and bring ...
... body , the backs of the hands touching together . Inhale gently , and at the same time swing the arms slowly straight back until the hands touch back of the body . Do not allow the body to bend forward . Keep erect . Exhale and bring ...
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List of Illustrations | 9 |
Mental Imagery and Voice | 33 |
Emotion and Voice | 43 |
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