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hey, i'm megan! i debated for interlake (in wa state) from 2015-2016, and debated on the circuit for 2.5 years. i took the most pride in cutting new frameworks and developing t/theory positions, so here are my favorite positions i wrote over the years. if you are a small school/independent debater and have questions about debating without institutional support/any position i have up here, feel free to reach out on facebook. | hey, i'm megan! i debated for interlake (in wa state) from 2015-2016, and debated on the circuit for 2.5 years. i took the most pride in cutting new frameworks and developing t/theory positions, so here are my favorite positions i wrote over the years. ''if you are a small school/independent debater'' and have questions about debating without institutional support/any position i have up here, feel free to reach out on facebook. | ||
thanks also to | thanks also to xave, katherine, and kris for invaluable help and guidance throughout my career & with many of these arguments. | ||
===== aff cases ===== | |||
posting these mostly because i'm proud of the frameworks i cut--i don't expect the topical offense to be very useful! i always put a lot of work into cutting aff cases, insisted on cutting my own affs, and cared a lot about their frameworks. in chronological order: | |||
[[Media:CD AC - Sen (Alta 2017).docx|CD AC - Sen (Alta 2017).docx]] | |||
* sen fw about evaluative spaces. | |||
* especially proud of the positive feedback loop argument in c3. | |||
* this is the aff that got me my first w30 in a circuit round, so it holds a special place in my heart :) | |||
* i also think that womens' education is super important and a really worthwhile cause w/ respect to solving virtually every global issue, like political stability/curing diseases/fighting climate change! | |||
[[Media:CD AC - Rousseau (JF18).docx|CD AC - Rousseau (JF18).docx]] | |||
* used this framework a LOT throughout my years on the circuit--it's [[Interlake AL (Alisa Liu)|alisa's]]. | |||
* something to note is that we made sure to diversify the contention offense so that we could develop multiple sources of offense versus any neg strat that was read. | |||
[[Media:CD AC - Benhabib (SO18).docx|CD AC - Benhabib (SO18).docx]] | |||
* huge fan of seyla benhabib's work & in my opinion, there's virtually no philosopher who gets more right than she does | |||
* thanks to john for help with the plan and contention offense! | |||
[[Media:CD AC - Butler (JF19).docx|CD AC - Butler (JF19).docx]] | |||
* the aff i read for all of jan-feb, except the toc. | |||
* i cut a util version of this aff too, but i'm prouder of the butler framework and enjoyed defending it more. | |||
[[Media:CD AC - Markovits (JF19).docx|CD AC - Markovits (JF19).docx]] | |||
* cut a new aff for toc--i wanted to read a deontological aff because i'd somehow never done that, but wanted to write a new framework | |||
* my internship prof. and i had talked about nomy arpaly's book and i found julia markovits through researching kantian applications of nomy arpaly's work on praiseworthiness/motivational internalism | |||
* i think it's very cool that the authors in the framework are all women philosophers with innovative readings of kant!! | |||
===== misc. things ===== | |||
[[Media:CD AT Nebel (SO18).docx|CD AT Nebel (SO18).docx]] |
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