What constitutes the art of good talk, I will take up three rules and then explain why these three rules apply.
first Rule: The good speaker makes clear at the beginning to what question they will go, but precisely as possible.
Example: Consider now the question of how Schiller has solved the problems as it can go in "Don Carlos" to III 10th (Better than: the problems with Schiller's "Don Carlos" was).
In the introduction, can precede it, that explains what causes this problem or has come.
second Rule: The good speaker makes clear to the audience how his delivery is established,
and makes clear in between where you are now - that includes occasional real full recourse.
This rule states in the 1st Part the only thing that you said, how do you want to solve the problem.
third Rule: The good speaker is not only clear but also metaphorically, building as central images from it.
example, Schiller was with "Don Carlos" in the middle of III 10 in the forest. the way was over and he had neither one quite a compass . In which direction he should go with his hero ? Then he saw in the distance a small light : ...
What is behind the three rules?
This is based on the insight that the speaker has to deal generally with interested parties who are not quite so enthusiastic and not as competent but as himself. He is fighting or courting their attention and would make it easier for them to remain alert . This will also contribute little jokes, innuendo and word play (high level) when, as a reward. This results in the advice that one should look at the people, etc. - it must be clear to you that you promote to the attention of the audience, attention is a scarce commodity.
of three rules requires only the third on an extra job or a revision, but the problem and the layout you are hopefully already clear when you talk to the "finished", have you, they just have to sell public appeal.
Where does it that you have to advertise the lecture for attention? A lecture is technically a monologue , which he tends to be boring for others. So you have to dialogic moments in this monologue install ! That is the idea that stands behind the three rules:
What is that speakers at all?
What he means by his cunning words?
What is that to me?
Where's our turn?
go from here?
How long does it take?
This (unspoken) questions from the audience, the speaker indirectly or directly accessible to answer or account, so you like him to listen and maybe even with relish.
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