Adapt your speech to the context and purpose from "summary" of Art of Public Speaking by Stephen E. Lucas
When preparing a speech, it is essential to consider the context and purpose of the communication. The context refers to the circumstances surrounding the speech, including the audience, location, and occasion. Understanding the context allows the speaker to tailor their message to the specific needs and expectations of the listeners. For example, a speech delivered at a formal business conference would be different from one given at a casual social gathering.
Additionally, the purpose of the speech must be taken into account. The purpose defines the goal or objective of the communication and guides the content and delivery of the message. A speech intended to inform requires a different approach than one designed to persuade or entertain. By adapting the speech to the context and purpose, the speaker can effectively engage the audience and achieve the desired outcome.
One way to adapt a speech to the context and purpose is through language choice and tone. The language used in a speech should be appropriate for the audience and setting. For example, technic...
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