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Critique On Famous Speaches - School Essays

Critique On Famous Speaches

When given the assignment to select and critique a speech given by another, immediately I thought to choose someone who was obviously successful with his speech and memorable. For to be both well fitting for the assignment and interesting to me. The speeches that I chose were both containing of passionate sentiments, yet two different messages. I'll begin with a speech given by Adolph Hitler in 1934.
Upon first impression when Hitler first takes the podium, he appears a nervous yet calm man, who has a very straight and tensely erect posture. As he begins the speech his voice is low yet contains the rigid and coarse quality that will be later amplified in the body of the speech. What is ...

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the tips of his toes quickly rising then returning down almost like a little jump, indicative of the energy of his words. With all these actions going on with his body language, from his posture being stiff and straight, his uniform, the hand gestures and the growling voice, one can not help but pay attention. At moments when he is given cheers by the crowd, Hitler can be seen flashing somewhat of a smile while his eyes quickly and sternly glance at his notes, preparing for his next point. His voice would gain momentum and aggressiveness until the conclusion where again with his gestures he would express his emotion and finally when he has got the crowds cheering he would leave them with a proclamation of his country's greatness giving more fuel to the already charged crowd.
Then upon that note he would quickly gather his notes and turn his back walking away from the podium as the cheers continued. Hitler showed preparation in his speeches and that he was always thinking of his ...

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Added: 1/20/2006 06:52:03 PM
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