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Obama on Kennedy got more applause than 'normal'
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I mentioned in an earlier post an observation, first reported in my book Our Masters’ Voices , about there being a standard or ‘normal’ b...
Moon rhetoric from Neil Armstrong, JFK & Werner von Braun
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About twelve years after the moon landing in 1969, I started writing about the power of rhetorical techniques like the contrast, and remembe...
Obama: Echoes of Berlin in Cairo
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Speaking in Berlin in 1963, President Kennedy showed how a few words in the local language is a sure fire way of winning approval (in the ...
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Memorable lines in President Obama's inaugural speech?
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A lot of commentators have been complaining that President Obama’s inaugural address was a bit short on memorable phrases, and there’s a ver...
Rhetoric and applause in Obama’s inaugural speech as a measure of what the audience liked best
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When I first started studying bursts of applause in political speeches thirty years ago, some people couldn’t see the point; others thought ...
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