Questions
1) What does Hestenes mean when she says that as a woman she "found her voice"? Could this reflect the coming of communicative justice for her in the midst of a male-dominated church culture? (13)
2) How would you describe Hestenes' verbal expressiveness in terms of her ethos, including the virtues reflected in the Fruit of the Spirit? (37, 86, 87-94)?
3) What role did Christian community play in helping Hestenes develop as a speaker and leader? What does her experience suggest about how servant speakers might overcome the challenges of speech apprehension? (33-37)
Page numbers in above parentheses are from Quentin Schultze, An Essential Guide to Public Speaking.
1) What does Hestenes mean when she says that as a woman she "found her voice"? Could this reflect the coming of communicative justice for her in the midst of a male-dominated church culture? (13)
2) How would you describe Hestenes' verbal expressiveness in terms of her ethos, including the virtues reflected in the Fruit of the Spirit? (37, 86, 87-94)?
3) What role did Christian community play in helping Hestenes develop as a speaker and leader? What does her experience suggest about how servant speakers might overcome the challenges of speech apprehension? (33-37)
Page numbers in above parentheses are from Quentin Schultze, An Essential Guide to Public Speaking.
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