Questions
1) What primary research, especially horizontal listening, does Bell cite for his conviction that "ramming religion" down others' throats does not work -- that instead people need "tour guides" to understand other cultures and to communicate well with them? (45, 49-51)
2) Does Bell's argument suggest that logos or pathos , or both logos and pathos, are best for persuasive speech? (51, 22)
3) What might be the value of doubt-talk in Bell's approach to speaking with non-believers? (76)
4) What might be the value of the virtue of patience in Bell's approach to speaking with non-believers? (89)
Page numbers in above parentheses are from Quentin Schultze, An Essential Guide to Public Speaking.
1) What primary research, especially horizontal listening, does Bell cite for his conviction that "ramming religion" down others' throats does not work -- that instead people need "tour guides" to understand other cultures and to communicate well with them? (45, 49-51)
2) Does Bell's argument suggest that logos or pathos , or both logos and pathos, are best for persuasive speech? (51, 22)
3) What might be the value of doubt-talk in Bell's approach to speaking with non-believers? (76)
4) What might be the value of the virtue of patience in Bell's approach to speaking with non-believers? (89)
Page numbers in above parentheses are from Quentin Schultze, An Essential Guide to Public Speaking.
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