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=== Overview === | === Overview === | ||
Certain affirmatives will choose to not defend the topic in the form of a [[Non-topical Affirmatives|non-topical affirmative]]. These affirmatives will argue that defending the topic is itself problematic and provide an alternative reason why the judge should still vote for them. Non-topical affirmatives are typically rooted in critical literature and can be strategic since debaters can work through multiple topics to perfect their aff. | Certain affirmatives will choose to not defend the topic in the form of a [[Non-topical Affirmatives|non-topical affirmative]]. These affirmatives will argue that defending the topic is itself problematic and provide an alternative reason why the judge should still vote for them. Non-topical affirmatives are typically rooted in critical literature and can be strategic since debaters can work through multiple topics to perfect their aff. | ||
== Critical Affirmatives == | |||
== Negating with Kritiks == | |||
== Critical Literature Bases == | == Critical Literature Bases == | ||
There are a core set of literature bases that are used in LD read both on the affirmative and negative side, categorized below. | There are a core set of literature bases that are used in LD read both on the affirmative and negative side, categorized below. | ||