Tables of Contents for Khrushchev's Shoe
The Pleasures of Intelligence
7
6
Objectives & Investigation
23
18
Investigation, Inference & Invention of Self, Subject & Audience
27
1
Critical Reflection on Yourself
30
1
Audience Expectations According to Scale
34
2
Feedback & Constant Invention
36
5
Attention, Distractions & Rapport
41
30
Orientation Eliminates Distractions
46
6
Use More Immediacy in Your Speech
63
3
Use Clear & Familiar Structures
114
4
Categories + Associations + Feelings = Meaning
118
4
Use Multisensory Inputs
125
3
Once Bitten Twice Shy--Emotions & Memory
128
2
Motivating or Manipulating?
138
2
A Favorable Attitude--Make the Audience Like You
147
4
Attitude Adjustment--Make Them Dislike the Opposition
151
2
Making a Rational Appeal
158
5
Emotional/Motivational Appeals
165
1
End with an Emotionally Charged Agent
169
2
Logical Fallacies: A Brief Field Guide to Disengaging Intelligence
172
7
Direct Action---Putting the Cogs in Cognition
179
24
L'Esprit de l'escalier
181
7
Chaining--Making Procedures Easier
191
1
Cognitive Tasks--Thinking Required
192
2
Constructive Problem Solving
199
4