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GSU | 1 | Wake Forest CrHa | Marty, Jillian |
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GSU | 3 | Northwestern OSh | Michael Hester |
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GSU | 5 | Houston BoLa | John Turner |
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GSU | 7 | Michigan BaJa | Brendon Bankey |
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GSU | Doubles | Emory JoSa | Sarah Lundeen, Patrick Kennedy, Dylan Quigley |
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Kentucky | 1 |
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NDT | 1 | Harvard DT | S Lundeen, Hingstman, Friend |
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NDT | 4 | USC PV | Albiniak, Morgan, Paone |
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NDT | 5 | Liberty CE | Evans, Ignacio Weitz, Mike Shooter Cook, John |
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Kentucky | 1 | Opponent: | Judge: Baudrillard |
NDT | 1 | Opponent: Harvard DT | Judge: S Lundeen, Hingstman, Friend 1NC Baudrillard Feminist Pessimism |
NDT | 5 | Opponent: Liberty CE | Judge: Evans, Ignacio Weitz, Mike Shooter Cook, John 1ac - Topsy |
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ASPECTournament: Kentucky | Round: 1 | Opponent: | Judge: Mitchell observes that the stance of the policymaker in debate comes with a "sense USFG "Pax Americana" is badBoggs ’5 (Carl, Professor of Social Science at National University, Imperial Delusions, 2005, p. x-xiii) As, the United States moves to reshape the geopolitical terrain of the world, Vote negative – de-linking is awesomeMignolo ’7 (Walter, semiologist and professor of Humanities at Duke University, "DELINKING: THE RHETORIC OF MODERNITY, THE LOGIC OF COLONIALITY AND THE GRAMMAR OF DE-COLONIALITY" http://www.ceapedi.com.ar/imagenes/biblioteca/libros/20.pdf) If modernity is understood essentially as a European phenomenon, then the "emancipation" | 10/18/13 |
BaudrillardTournament: Kentucky | Round: 1 | Opponent: | Judge: Reversibility ShellSymbolic exchange haunts everything --- we should accelerate the systemBaudrillard ’93 (Jean, Symbolic Exchange and Death, 1993, Sage, Originally Published 1976, p. 1-5, endnotes included inline) ~m leap~ Symbolic exchange is no longer the organising principle of modern society. Of course, | 10/18/13 |
ColonialismTournament: Kentucky | Round: 1 | Opponent: | Judge: Colonialism 1NCthe aff speaks from a colonial positionMignolo ’9 (Walter, Professor of Humanities at Duke, Theory, Culture, 26 Society 26.7/8, "Epistemic Disobedience, Independent Thought and De-Colonial Freedom," 2009) The introduction of geo-historical and bio-graphical configurations in processes of knowing | 10/18/13 |
Feminist PessimismTournament: NDT | Round: 5 | Opponent: Liberty CE | Judge: Evans, Ignacio Weitz, Mike Shooter Cook, John The aff’s re(appropriation) of the feminine creates woman as a counterfeit coin in the phallo-libidinal exchange economy of man – they construct woman as an exchange object that is only liberated under the name of the Father, the phallogocentric narrative paradigm of propriety (legitimacy/decorum) and the metaphysics of presence (liberation/representation) – vote negative to reject their coherent, cause/effect, Aristotelian narrative of history – vote negative to interrogate the violence inherent to their method of narrationGet hooks cards about language being patriarchical "Women21 This coin which men find counterfeit21"laments Euripedes’ Hippolytus.’ You must ask yourself: who is the subjective ’We’ that the affirmative constructs their narrative around? Whose notion of unity, coherence, and reason is assumed to legitimate their narrative? You should reject their Aristotelian preference for grammars of hierarchy and their prejudice against episodic, incongruent forms of narration. The 1AC, at a fundamental level, assumes a master-narrative of modern phallogocentric reason that is organized around ordered, linear progression, a supposedly universal subject, and cause-and-effect logic.Michelle Ballif University of Texas at Arlington Rhetoric Society Quarterly, Vol. 2, No. 1 Feminist Rereadings in the History of Rhetoric (Winter, 1992), pp. 91-98 http://www.jstor.org/stable/3885657 Accessed: 11/06/2013 19:19 Not all stories, Socrates tells us, are good, true, and acceptable The alternative, or lack thereof, is to unthink the phallogocentric economy and history of the 1AC – this is done, or undone, through a paradigm of feminist counter-history – this counter-history is a genealogy based on local, discontinuous, illegitimate, unthought, or de-thought knowledges and discourses – you must reject the Aff’s narration based on the grand meta-narrative of history – you must dispense with the truth and ask yourself: what if truth had no universal criteria? What if truth had no proper identity except as a counterfeit coin? What if there was no cure? What if Truth were a Woman?Michelle Ballif University of Texas at Arlington Rhetoric Society Quarterly, Vol. 2, No. 1 Feminist Rereadings in the History of Rhetoric (Winter, 1992), pp. 91-98 http://www.jstor.org/stable/3885657 Accessed: 11/06/2013 19:19 And herein lies my argument with attempts to construct the history of women. Efforts | 3/29/14 |
NDT R1 - Baudrillard K 1NCTournament: NDT | Round: 1 | Opponent: Harvard DT | Judge: S Lundeen, Hingstman, Friend Security is blackmail and locks us in a glass sarcophagus – the aff just puts a few more bandages on the sarcophagus to maintain social control and the industrial reproduction and prolongation of frozen, banal death – character armor DA – obsessional neurosis and bad object impacts – security doesn’t actually prevent death, it just makes it into a Mobius strip – we must reclaim the social.Baudrillard ’93 (Jean, the holographic 2pac of philosophy, Symbolic Exchange and Death, SAGE Pub 1993, First Published 1976, p. 177-179, endnote inserted inline) ~m leap~ Security is another form of social control, in the form of life blackmailed with The Accident and the Catastrophe are inevitable – we should accelerate them to unravel the rational political orderBaudrillard ’93 (Jean, the holographic 2pac of philosophy, Symbolic Exchange and Death, SAGE Pub 1993, First Published 1976, p. 160-161) ~m leap~ There is a paradox of modern bourgeois rationality concerning death. To conceive of it | 3/28/14 |
NDT R1 - Baudrillard K 2NCTournament: NDT | Round: 1 | Opponent: Harvard DT | Judge: S Lundeen, Hingstman, Friend A2 Death is individual/Autonomy/"Good Death" or "quality of life and death" – against the neurotic subject’s accumulation of pre-programmed death, the only alternative is to set death against death through destructionBaudrillard ’93 (Jean, the holographic 2pac of philosophy, Symbolic Exchange and Death, SAGE Pub 1993, First Published 1976, p. 176-177) ~m leap~ The property system is so absurd that it leads people to demand their death as A2 Autonomy/Right to life/security natural – the Aff protects autonomy as long as its people’s right to choose life and security… never suicide or murder – this is because the real agenda is to eliminate the accursed share in order to complete the system’s domination of the symbolic exchange between life and death ==== After having exalted production, today we must therefore make security heroic. ’At a The affirmative approaches the world with the tautological rationality of viviocentrism – that is life-centeredness. Viviocentrism is a noble lie that informs all aspects of their advocacy and it is the same binary logic of natural mastery that justifies racism, sexism, anthropomorphism, etc. Opening our minds to death allows a transcendence of the tyranny of life and creates the conditions for the ultimate erosion of all borders and conceptions of the natural – put the burden on them to justify physical existence as a roll for the ballotMitchell Heisman (The opposite of a bullshitter, suicide practitioner, 26 University at Albany bachelor’s degree in psychology) 2010 There is a very popular opinion that choosing life is inherently superior to choosing death A2 Science, biology, and living/non-living binaryBaudrillard ’93 (Jean, the holographic 2pac of philosophy, Symbolic Exchange and Death, SAGE Pub 1993, First Published 1976, p. 152-153) ~m leap~ Eros in the service of death, all cultural sublimation as a long detour to The unconditional affirmation of human life is a violent form of oppression. People become slaves, shackled to the tautological cycle of positivity: survival and labor.Baudrillard ’2 (Jean, "The Spirit of Terrorism: Hypotheses on Terrorism", Verso 2002, translated by Chris Turner, pp. 68-70) All the same, we should try to get beyond the moral imperative of unconditional K of Death as absolute evilBaudrillard ’93 (Jean, the holographic 2pac of philosophy, Symbolic Exchange and Death, SAGE Pub 1993, First Published 1976, p. 172) ~m leap~ But this analysis remains totally insufficient, since it merely substitutes an economic for a Accumulation of life is really a worse form of death invested inside of fake life – it is an invested economic death that is actually a nightmare of complete obliteration – excessive and useless death is the only alternative to this accumulation of utility and value because it reverses the symbolic economy of life as calculated survival – vote negative to avoid the mournful nothingness of an Aff ballotBaudrillard ’93 (Jean, the holographic 2pac of philosophy, Symbolic Exchange and Death, SAGE Pub 1993, First Published 1976, p. 154-156) ~m leap~ Despite its radicality, the psychoanalytic vision of death remains an insufficient vision: the | 3/28/14 |
NDT R1 - Feminist Pessimism K 1NCTournament: NDT | Round: 1 | Opponent: Harvard DT | Judge: S Lundeen, Hingstman, Friend The presidency has been and continues to be a masculine and racist office—the 1ac is premised on continual institutional paternalism and masculine normsStuckey 2010 ~Mary, Professor of Communication and Political Science at Georgia State University, Rethinking the Rhetorical Presidency and Presidential Rhetoric, The Review of Communication, Vol. 10, No. 1, January 2010, pp. 38-52~ The presidency is a paternalistic office, and has been so ever since George Washington The AUMF states:Authorization for Use of Military Force (Enrolled Bill) 2001 http://news.findlaw.com/hdocs/docs/terrorism/sjres23.enr.html SEC. 2. AUTHORIZATION FOR USE OF UNITED STATES ARMED FORCES.¶ (a) IN GENERAL- That the President is authorized to use all necessary and appropriate force against those nations, organizations, or persons he determines planned, authorized, committed, or aided the terrorist attacks that occurred on September 11, 2001, or harbored such organizations or persons, in order to prevent any future acts of international terrorism against the United States by such nations, organizations or persons. The aff’s re(appropriation) of the feminine creates woman as a counterfeit coin in the phallo-libidinal exchange economy of man – they construct woman as an exchange object that is only liberated under the name of the Father, the phallogocentric narrative paradigm of propriety (legitimacy/decorum) and the metaphysics of presence (liberation/representation) – vote negative to reject their coherent, cause/effect, Aristotelian narrative of history – vote negative to interrogate the violence inherent to their method of narrationGet hooks cards about language being patriarchical "Women21 This coin which men find counterfeit21"laments Euripedes’ Hippolytus.’ The alternative, or lack thereof, is to unthink the phallogocentric economy and history of the 1AC – this is done, or undone, through a paradigm of feminist counter-history – this counter-history is a genealogy based on local, discontinuous, illegitimate, unthought, or de-thought knowledges and discourses – you must reject the Aff’s narration based on the grand meta-narrative of history – you must dispense with the truth and ask yourself: what if truth had no universal criteria? What if truth had no proper identity except as a counterfeit coin? What if there was no cure? What if Truth were a Woman?Michelle Ballif University of Texas at Arlington Rhetoric Society Quarterly, Vol. 2, No. 1 Feminist Rereadings in the History of Rhetoric (Winter, 1992), pp. 91-98 http://www.jstor.org/stable/3885657 Accessed: 11/06/2013 19:19 And herein lies my argument with attempts to construct the history of women. Efforts | 3/28/14 |
NDT R1 - Feminist Pessimism K 1NRTournament: NDT | Round: 1 | Opponent: Harvard DT | Judge: S Lundeen, Hingstman, Friend You must ask yourself: who is the subjective ’We’ that the affirmative constructs their narrative around? Whose notion of unity, coherence, and reason is assumed to legitimate their narrative? You should reject their Aristotelian preference for grammars of hierarchy and their prejudice against episodic, incongruent forms of narration. The 1AC, at a fundamental level, assumes a master-narrative of modern phallogocentric reason that is organized around ordered, linear progression, a supposedly universal subject, and cause-and-effect logic.Michelle Ballif University of Texas at Arlington Rhetoric Society Quarterly, Vol. 2, No. 1 Feminist Rereadings in the History of Rhetoric (Winter, 1992), pp. 91-98 http://www.jstor.org/stable/3885657 Accessed: 11/06/2013 19:19 Not all stories, Socrates tells us, are good, true, and acceptable Do not accept the aff’s version of history – patriarchy deceptively morphs every new policy to further masculine privileging. The aff’s patriarchal knowledge production should be rejected.Enloe 04 Professor of Women’s Studies at Clark University, 2004 Cynthia, The Curious Feminist, page 4-7 Patriarchy—patriarchy is the structural and ideological system that perpetuates the privileging of masculinity Granting of some freedom is a new expression on controlMcRobbie, Angela. 2011. "Beyond post-feminism." Public Policy Research 18, no. 3: 179-184. Business Source Complete, EBSCOhost (accessed March 27, 2014). Similarly, it could be argued that through sheer force of struggle, the women’s Aff ignores every day war—proves the linkSjoberg, Laura. "Viewing peace through gender lenses." Ethics 26 International Affairs 27.2 (2013): 175+. Academic OneFile. Web. 23 Mar. 2014. Chris Cuomo has argued that "many of the questions about war that are of | 3/28/14 |
NDT Rd 4 1NCTournament: NDT | Round: 4 | Opponent: USC PV | Judge: Albiniak, Morgan, Paone The aff’s re(appropriation) of the feminine creates woman as a counterfeit coin in the phallo-libidinal exchange economy of man – they construct woman as an exchange object that is only liberated under the name of the Father, the phallogocentric narrative paradigm of propriety (legitimacy/decorum) and the metaphysics of presence (liberation/representation) – vote negative to reject their coherent, cause/effect, Aristotelian narrative of history – vote negative to interrogate the violence inherent to their method of narration The alternative, or lack thereof, is to unthink the phallogocentric economy and history of the 1AC – this is done, or undone, through a paradigm of feminist counter-history – this counter-history is a genealogy based on local, discontinuous, illegitimate, unthought, or de-thought knowledges and discourses – you must reject the Aff’s narration based on the grand meta-narrative of history – you must dispense with the truth and ask yourself: what if truth had no universal criteria? What if truth had no proper identity except as a counterfeit coin? What if there was no cure? What if Truth were a Woman? Academic debate and civic life are social death – plugging meaning into the university factory just increases the management of our social death and neutralizes all resistance – instead, we should try to rupture academic debate All that the Aff’s critical education does is act to insulate the university as a constituent part of the colonial USFG by denying and appropriating the undercommons. A way to think about our alternative would be to “steal the 1ac away from the affirmative” – our relationship to the Aff and the academy is a criminal one – vote negative to abuse the university and steal labor back to the clandestine, the undercommons – the Aff must allow their very subjectivity to be ruptured by us — this is the only way to break open the auto-encyclopedic circle of the university itself Only voting negative to trigger a symbolic collapse of meaning can reverse the metastasis of debate and blast open the gates of hell, i.e. the cemetery-university | 3/29/14 |
NDT Rd 4 1NRTournament: NDT | Round: 4 | Opponent: USC PV | Judge: Albiniak, Morgan, Paone USFG DA Link Link-State | 3/29/14 |
NDT Rd 4 2NCTournament: NDT | Round: 4 | Opponent: USC PV | Judge: Albiniak, Morgan, Paone A way to think about our alternative would be to “steal the 1ac away from the affirmative” – our relationship to the Aff and the academy is a criminal one – that’s Moten and Harney – vote negative to abuse the university and steal labor back to the clandestine, the undercommons – the Aff must allow their very subjectivity to be ruptured by us — this is the only way to break open the auto-encyclopedic circle of the university itself Thus, we steal – property can’t steal property, so voting negative to steal away the 1AC back for the undercommons plays on the paradox of property as theft in order to collapse the university debate space and call its entire system of meaning into question – we steal away the hegemonic knowledge that dominates the academic debate community – we steal away because the politics of fugitivity allows for an impossible survival method to bear life within social death – instead of being “good” citizens, stealing away allows for students to appropriate dominant spaces in acts of defiance The Undercommons is a secret solidarity that disturbs the academic, critical work of the affirmative that goes on above it – the Undercommons is the uncanny nonplace of a prophetic organization that works for red and black abolition Ballot as Commodity The Aff makes the ballot into an academic commodity, which makes social transformation impossible Interrogate our Privilege Your role as a judge is to interrogate how we should deal with our privileged positions which allow us to speak in the first place. Translation The 1AC’s translation colonializes the testimony by only understanding the affect once it has been actively translated to a Westernized cultural interpretation – the affirmative’s deployment of a translated narrative permits biopolitical management of the population subject to translation by institutionalizing a practice of linguistic encounters between subjects who operate within the debate space now constituted as a field of colonial encounter. Civil Society The Aff conflation of human experience with black and red experience turns their arguments and cements the gratuitous anti-black violence of civil society – the 1AC is phrased in the universal grammar of an assumed neutral human subject position that (1) whitewashes (2) assimilates and (3) does violence directly to the black body – they should lose the debate for phrasing their arguments in the ethics and grammar of the white civil society Civil society’s demand of coherence and stability is an ongoing state of emergency for black and red bodies – the Aff academic discourse mystifies the ontological, structural antagonism between the being of the Human and the being of the Red or Black – vote negative to uncover the grammars of suffering and subject positions upon which the coherence of the 1AC is predicated Compassion/Empathy as Colonialism Link This process of appropriation through empathetic identification with the other causes colonial violence. *Commodification of Suffering Link* Grounding the ballot as a tool for redeeming suffering creates a political economy of victimhood which is invested in its own subjection---the ballot is not a tool of emancipation, it serves as a palliative that attempts to deny their investment in oppression as a means by which to claim the power of victory. This mode of politics results in passivity and is teeming in ressentiment and guilt *Ascetic Theater Link* The AFF is a story of their ability to speak for and the redeem the suffering victim through a performance of ascetic theater. Their call for action is a form of escapism and amnesia colonized by liberal idealism. The AFF reduces suffering to the epistemological and ontological field of liberal capitalism. | 3/29/14 |
Openness K Charismatic ViolenceTournament: GSU | Round: 1 | Opponent: Wake Forest CrHa | Judge: Marty, Jillian In the mid-eighties, before … guarantees survival. To be pro-life is to be anti-survival – life itself is exterior to the act of surviving – the only ethical goal of life is not just survival for the sake of holding back inevitable death – the goal of life is to endure in communion with radical openness –vote neg to rethink survival as being opened up by the un-life that is outside one’s self The alternative is a call for radical openness – only voting negative can traverse and lacerate liberal openness and avoid appropriation by economic affordance From pre-Islamic Zoroastrian mages …y coming from the compositional depths of life. Charismatic Violence The September 11, …, namely, relentless publicity. Restricting executive war powers is merely the next step in the state bureaucracy’s violent scheme to permanently institute its own hegemony through charismatic exception – a world post aff makes oppression, violence and catastrophe become worse and more routine – vote negative to prevent the sovereign from ethically absorbing and rebirthing its own exception I have argued above that … from our charismatic leaders? Bureaucratic violence becomes disseminated through the aff’s speech act The foundations of … has not been the case. Genealogy of CIA drones and Targeted killing – also end of the card is a pretty sweet answer to plans that use the law – The CIA’s drone … hut from the courts”.’ Calls for oversight over targeted killing is the exact rhetoric that Obama Uses to justify his charismatic violence – The extra-legal condemnation … he has in fact enhanced them. In The Language of War… be a way out. | 9/22/13 |
University KTournament: NDT | Round: 5 | Opponent: Liberty CE | Judge: Evans, Ignacio Weitz, Mike Shooter Cook, John Academic debate and civic life are social death – plugging meaning into the university factory just increases the management of our social death and neutralizes all resistance – instead, we should try to rupture academic debateOccupied UC Berkeley ’9 ("The Necrosocial – Civic Life, Social Death, and the University of California," November 2009, Craccum Magazine – University of Auckland Student Magazine. Iss. 4, 2012. http://craccum.ausa.auckland.ac.nz/?p=286) ~m leap~ Yes, very much a cemetery. Only here there are no dirges, no Only voting negative to trigger a symbolic collapse of meaning can reverse the metastasis of debate and blast open the gates of hell, i.e. the cemetery-universityAnonymous UC Berkeley Graduate Student ’10 ("The University, Social Death, and the Inside Joke," http://news.infoshop.org/article.php?story=20100220181610620) ~m leap~ Universities may serve as progressive sites of inquiry in some cases, yet this does | 3/29/14 |
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