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Public Speaking and Civic Engagement, 4th edition

Published by Pearson (July 14, 2021) © 2017

  • J Michael Hogan Pennsylvania State University
  • Patricia R. Hayes Andrews Indiana University
  • James R. Andrews Indiana University
  • Glen Williams Southeast Missouri State University
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Public Speaking and Civic Engagement helps you understand public speaking as a cornerstone of democratic engagement. The text opens readers' eyes to the critical role debate plays in democracy by examining public speaking in the context of real-world events. Utilizing a concise and accessible format, the authors demonstrate the importance of public speaking via concrete examples.

The 4th Edition includes up-to-date coverage of the effects of recent trends in our society upon civic engagement. Contemporary topics include technological innovation and social media's impact on civic participation. Updated photos and illustrations throughout the text reflect recent events and contemporary public speaking situations.

PART I: PUBLIC SPEAKING IN A DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY

  1. Democratic Citizenship and the Ethics of Public Speaking
  2. Listening and Speaking in a Democratic Society
  3. Speaking with Confidence
  4. Diverse Audiences in a Democratic Society

PART II: DEVELOPING YOUR SPEECH

  1. Developing Significant Topics
  2. Responsible and Productive Research
  3. Supporting Your Ideas
  4. Organizing Your Speech
  5. Outlining Your Speech

PART III: PRESENTING YOUR SPEECH

  1. Using Language Effectively
  2. Delivering Your Speech Effectively
  3. Supporting Your Ideas Visually

PART IV: TYPES OF PUBLIC SPEAKING

  1. Speaking to Inform
  2. Persuasive Speaking in a Democratic Society
  3. Arguing Persuasively
  4. Speaking on Special Occasions
  5. Speaking and Deliberating in Groups

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