Thomas R. King

An experimental study of the effect of ethos upon the immediate and delayed recall of information

The effects of different levels of artistic and non‐artistic ethos on the immediate and delayed recall of information conveyed in a speech was studied using a matched group, 2 × 2 × 2 analysis of variance design. The experimenter found that ethos had no significant effect on the recall of information.

The keynote address of the democratic national convention, 1972: The evolution of a speech

The keynote address was written using contemporary ghostwriting procedure. This article describes in detail the development of this speech.

The perfect orator in Brutus

This article presents an index to Ciceros Brutus, using the characteristics of the perfect orator as the basis for organization.