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By examining traditional attitudes about women’s and men’s voices—attitudes that have shaped the history of public speaking and continue to shape every speaker to the present day—Voicework reveals the “manly” style of public speaking at work in us all. Edith Poor’s brief, powerful commentary offers insights that will be invaluable to all public speakers.
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