Types of speech
Speech is also a method of communication. Although it is considered to be 'one' method, there are many types within that one. The different types of speech can be explained as follows.
1. Campaign speeches: In campaign speeches, any subject,
The purpose is to propagate an idea, attitude, or event. It is not intended to bring about much change within the human mind. Instead, its main purpose is the overt behavior of the human being. Instead, its main purpose is the overt behavior of the human being.The purpose is. Generally, such speeches are related to different fields and are as follows-
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2. Political speeches: Common to political speeches
The purpose is to convert people's opinions into votes. Therefore, political speeches give details but do not delve into the depth of the details. That is, there is a system of telling how many shelter homes were given, how much electricity was supplied, but there is no discussion on how the living standards of the people should be improved by building shelter homes, what kind of contribution people should make to the increase in national income, what is the problem of electricity supply, what program should be taken to solve the electricity problem, how much will it cost to solve the problem, what methods should be followed to cover that cost. That is, political speeches only have the purpose of telling superficial details and publicizing the details.
There is another form of political speech. It aims to criticize the opponent and spread prejudice against the opponent. That is why the speech here is full of passion, shouting, screaming, noise, and blatantness.
3. Speeches that deliver the plan: You are the mic in the jeep.
You may have seen people talking about something by holding a speech. Its purpose is to reach out to the people about a particular project or program. It may be a government program, a non-government program, but overall that program should reach out to the people. That's it. The same thing is also conveyed through speeches. Organizing a lecture to create awareness about a blood donation camp means.12
They are different from political speeches. First, here the speaker does not have much to do. In these types of speeches, there is no shouting, accusations, or insults. Secondly, there is no opponent in this. Therefore, the speech does not have a profitable perspective, only to deliver the plan and benefit them. Therefore, the things said are deeply intended. Although they are not intended to convert people's opinions into votes, they are detailed. A person who goes out to create public awareness about AIDS and stands up for a speech does not stop at political statements that so many AIDS patients have been helped. Instead, he explains in detail what are the causes of AIDS, what precautions should be taken, and how to treat those who have AIDS.
4. Awareness speeches: Speeches to convey the plans-
They are also public awareness speeches. But they are simply speeches that create awareness. Such speeches do not have a broad ideological foundation. But solid public awareness speeches have a broad ideological foundation. For example, a speech made with the aim of creating public awareness about the prevention of fetal killing must have a broad feminist ideological background. The purpose of such awareness is to introvert the mentality of preventing fetal killing and make people strive in that direction. But when this kind of mentality is transformed, it automatically creates a mentality that responds to a variety of women's problems that are not related to fetal killing.5. General Awareness Speeches: There is a difference between speeches that convey a plan to the people, public awareness speeches, and general awareness speeches. In speeches that convey a plan to the people, the topic to be conveyed is very clear. Therefore, the speech should be formulated with a strong will to ensure that the people understand it. In public awareness speeches, although the scope of the topic is wide, the content should be direct and concise.
But in a general understanding speech, the main thing is that the general knowledge developed as a result of the speech. Therefore, the expected changes in behavior are not specific. Instead, there is a view that behaviors should be changed for the better in general behaviors. In this, the scope is large because the objectives are not very precise. But the willpower is a little less. Such speeches are like training to make all kinds of speeches. Usually, speeches given in schools and colleges are like this.
6. Religious speeches: Religious ideas in the form of propaganda
Pure religious speech has a different form than speech, which uses religion to achieve some benefit. Feelings and beliefs are the foundations of religion. Through them, the goal of religious speech is to improve the inner experiences of man. Those who give such speeches must have a background in religious life. They must have a serious, slow, melodious tone. There must be intimacy in the voice, and there must be patience to speak without emotion. There must be enough authority over the subject to be spoken.7. Critical Speeches: You can give a good literary speech.
If you listen, you will understand what critical speech is. Critical speeches exist to help you understand a topic in many ways and to interpret the things you have understood. The purpose of critical speech is not to tell the listeners a specific idea and make them behave accordingly. Instead, the purpose of critical speech is to provide motivation for them to find out for themselves how to shape their behavior, what their task is, and how they should perform it, and to elevate the consciousness of the listeners.