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200			_aBetween one and many ; _ethe art and science of public speaking _fSteven R. Brydon, Michael D. Scott. _bLIVR
205			_a6th ed.
210			_a[S.l.] : _cMcGraw-Hill Humanities/Social Sciences/Languages, _d2008.
215			_a(480 p. ) : ill. en coul. , couv.ill.en coul. ; _d26 cm.
300	0		_aThis text presents public speaking as a living and dynamic transaction in which the meaning of the message emerges from the relationship between the speaker and the audience. From this perspective, students are encouraged to think critically about their communication and recognize the centrality of the audience in speech preparation. Substantially revised and reorganized, the sixth edition returns to offering a significant degree of content related to the classical and contemporary theories of communication studies—a distinct and popular attribute of earlier editions.
606			_aPublic speaking _2lc
676			_a808.51 _zeng
700		1	_aBrydon, _bSteven.
702		1	_aScott, _bMichael.
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801		0	_aUS _bDCLC _gAACR2 _c19130301