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And John McCain is Not
Just noticed the use of the epistrophe in Nancy Pelosi’s speech to the National Democratic Convention. An epistrophe is the opposite of the anaphora, which I wrote about earlier. An anaphora “is repetition of a word or phrase at the beginning of several successive verses, clauses, Read more
Posted: August 25th, 2008 under Public Speaking Tips.
Tags: anaphora, barack obama, democratic convention 2008, epistrophe, nancy pelosi
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Grab the Audience’s Attention with Repeating Phrases
When you are preparing for a speech, the utmost in your mind should be how to grab audience attention. It does not matter whether your speech is to sell an idea, a product or to get people to do something. At the end of it, you need to have convinced them of something.



