Dialogos Del Orador

Publisher Marketing: Los mejores consejos para hablar en publico perdiendo el miedo. Todo lo que aqui se dice, sirve. Todos los consejos, tecnicas, habilidades, trucos y destrezas de estos "Dialogos" interesan al "comunicador" del siglo XXI. Todos. Desde los que recomiendan desenvolverse con naturalidad y sencillez hasta los que nos senalan el camino hacia el eje de la sensibilidad del oyente. Y, ademas, siempre con gracia, como no podia ser de otra forma en un tratado de elocuencia, puesto que si nos aburre mal podra engancharnos como lectores, y si no nos engancha pocas lecciones podra ofrecernos Los "Dialogos del orador" es la obra capital de Ciceron sobre Retorica, que en esta edicion, no cientifica sino pensada en el hombre de hoy, presentamos con numerosas notas que iluminan y enriquecen un texto de por si eficaz y entretenido. lecturas-hispanicas.com Contributor Bio:  Cicero, Marcus Tullius Marcus Tullis Cicero (106-43 BC) was a Roman statesman and philosopher whose lifetime coincided with the decline and fall of the Roman republic. His best-known works include "On the Republic", "On Duties", and "Treatises on Friendship and Old Age". Contributor Bio:  Menendez Pelayo, Marcelino The Catholic writer hailed as the greatest prose stylist in post Golden Age Spain - and a church historian to more than rival Henri Daniel-Rops, Regine Pernoud, Jack Scarisbrick, Eamon Duffy and other greats of recent 'revisionist' scholarship - has never had his magnum opus on the trials of the Faith in Spain made available to the English-speaking world. Now, over a century after its first publication in Spanish, Saint Austin Press is delighted to introduce English-speaking scholars to this astonishingly comprehensive history of Christian Spain, from the point of view of the numerous different challenges faced by orthodoxy from Roman times until the modern age. The first volume traces Spanish heterodoxy until the Middle Ages. Books Two and Three (in preparation) will bring the history up to the dawn of the Reformation. Every page of Menendez y Pelayo's writings reveals a wealth of strong common sense, clear perception, and a vein of wonderful and ever varying erudition. Thoroughly Catholic in spirit, he found his greatest delight, he declared, in devoting all his work to the glory of God and the exaltation of the name of Jesus.