Pronunciation and speech

Man plans his speech and builds the purposes of his words according to the logic of intentions that surround his utterance and his speech actions, so the speech becomes driven by the forces of the goal towards hidden or explicit stages, and those intentions do not remain hostage to a known speech or a limited literary genre; they are wild by the effect of the energy of the cognitive field and the eloquence of the speech creator, and to the extent of the speaker's skill, the plot of meaning and the strength of its weave. Man does not remain dependent on old inherited customs in an environment that imposes renewal and updating tools; for man, as a cultural component, naturally seeks to create the nonexistent or develop the existing. And one of the most evident effects in his output is those speeches that crystallize in a mind prepared with a cognitive system and analytical ability. Today, the term "speech" has become with a distinctive shine that studies rush towards, applications are conducted on it, and attempts are made to reach it and with it a foothold in the flood of discussions that overwhelm it; in order to settle on an agreement in what they differ in.