Robert J. Brake, Robert D. Neuleib
Abstract
This essay compares the results of an opinion survey concerning famous women speakers in America and abroad with a similar survey conducted in 1967. Students of public address now identify more women speakers and take cognizance of the greater diversity of issues, types of discourse, and time‐periods.
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This essay compares the results of an opinion survey concerning famous women speakers in America and abroad with a similar survey conducted in 1967. Students of public address now identify more women speakers and take cognizance of the greater diversity of issues, types of discourse, and time‐periods.
Key concepts: Opinion survey, Public opinion, Diversity (politics), Survey research, Political science, Psychology, Sociology, Public relations