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Western Connecticut Escoffery-Adams Aff

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NE Regional Opener	2	Opponent: Cornell Kuo Dogaroiu \| Judge: Joe Patrice 1AC A kinetic spoken-dance hybrid performance Primary author is Lepecki 1NC Methodology K with Bankey BHAMBRA and MARGEE and Fanon
Shirley	3	Opponent: Navy MR \| Judge: Caitlin Reynolds 2AC - Their performance and method of dance Flex is described as a way to reinvigorate debate Role of the ballot is to vote for the team who best invigorates debate Dance is rebellion against the system as a way of communal politics for people of color Their answer to Heg good K was Black Heg good status quo Heg bad

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Opponent: Cornell Kuo Dogaroiu | Judge: Joe Patrice

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Opponent: Navy MR | Judge: Caitlin Reynolds

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1AC Tournament: NE Regional Opener \| Round: 2 \| Opponent: Cornell Kuo Dogaroiu \| Judge: Joe Patrice 1AC: A kinetic spoken-dance hybrid performance. The 1AC participates in the forward marching project modernity, which maintains the fantasy that any policy act by the USFG can be innocent. The Affirmative is grounded in colonialism and ecological destruction. André Lepecki, Assistant Professor at the Department of Performance Studies at New York University, 2006. (Exhausting Dance: Performance and the politics of movement) Sloterdijk’s philosophy outlines a critique of mobilization by addressing modernity’s “kinesthetic politics”.... kinetic performance challenges colonialism and its new guises. The alternative is to dance against the fantasy of modernity! André Lepecki, Assistant Professor at the Department of Performance Studies at New York University, 2006. (Exhausting Dance: Performance and the politics of movement) What characterizes this mode or form of subjectification?...“those forces mobilizing against the fixity of what is dominant in the social order” (1998: 10).	9/21/13

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