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== Existentialism ==
== Overview ==
[Insert generic overview which details what this style of debate is about, why you might consider following this style of debate, the strategic benefits of this style of debate, and any other relevant overview information.]


== Glissant ==
== Common Philosophies ==
[This section should have a ~2 sentence explanation for each philosopher, with a link to a more thorough page for each one.


== Hegel ==
[[Kant]]


== Hobbes ==
[[Hobbes]]


== Gauthier ==
[[Utilitarianism]]


== Kant ==
[[Virtue Ethics]]
Kant is one of the most popular philosophical frameworks ran in LD debate. It is a deontological theory, meaning it is not concerned with the consequences of moral actions but the intrinsic nature of the action itself.


For an introduction to Kantian ethics, you can try the first Velleman reading.
[[Contractarianism]]


=== Readings ===
[[Existentialism]]
[[Media:Velleman-An Introduction to Kantian Ethics - Highlighting.pdf|Velleman-An Introduction to Kantian Ethics - Highlighting.pdf]]


[[Media:Allen W. Wood - Kantian Ethics (2007).pdf|Allen W. Wood - Kantian Ethics (2007).pdf]]
[[Levinas]]


[[Media:Christine M. Korsgaard - Self-Constitution Agency, Identity, and Integrity-Oxford University Press, USA (2009).pdf|Christine M. Korsgaard - Self-Constitution Agency, Identity, and Integrity-Oxford University Press, USA (2009).pdf]]
[[Moral Skepticism]]


[[Media:Engstrom - Universal Legislation as a Form of Practical Knowledge.pdf|Engstrom - Universal Legislation as a Form of Practical Knowledge.pdf]]
[[Plato]]


[[Media:Ferrero Constitutivism and the Inescapability of Agency .pdf|Ferrero Constitutivism and the Inescapability of Agency .pdf]]
[[Rawls]]


[[Media:Julia-Markovits-Moral-Reason-Oxford-University-Press-2014.pdf|Julia-Markovits-Moral-Reason-Oxford-University-Press-2014.pdf]]
[[Intuitionism]]


[[Media:Kant on Education (über Pädagogik) - Online Library of Liberty.pdf|Kant on Education (über Pädagogik) - Online Library of Liberty.pdf]]
[[Pragmatism]]


[[Media:Korsgaard - Origin of the Good and Animal Nature.pdf|Korsgaard - Origin of the Good and Animal Nature.pdf]]
[[Particularism]]


[[Media:Korsgaard - Sources of Normativity Lectures.pdf|Korsgaard - Sources of Normativity Lectures.pdf]]
[[Pettit]]


[[Media:Perpetual Peace, by Immanuel Kant—A Project Gutenberg eBook.pdf|Perpetual Peace, by Immanuel Kant—A Project Gutenberg eBook.pdf]]
[[Hegel]]
 
[[Media:Ripstein Kant on Law and Justice .pdf|Ripstein Kant on Law and Justice .pdf]]
 
[[Media:Ripstein Force and Freedom.pdf|Ripstein Force and Freedom.pdf]]
 
[[Media:Varden-2010-Journal of Social Philosophy.pdf|Varden-2010-Journal of Social Philosophy.pdf]]
 
=== Sample Cases ===
Here is a Kant case ran during the JanFeb20 topic, Resolved: States ought to eliminate their nuclear arsenals.
 
[[Media:JF20 - AC - Kant CD.docx|JF20 - AC - Kant CD.docx]]
 
== Levinas ==
 
== Moral Skepticism ==
 
== Pettit ==
 
== Plato ==
 
== Pragmatism ==
 
== Rawls ==
 
== Utilitarianism ==
 
== Virtue Ethics ==
 
== Locke and Social Contracts ==
 
== Habermas ==
 
== Utilitarianism ==

Revision as of 04:35, 27 November 2021

Overview

[Insert generic overview which details what this style of debate is about, why you might consider following this style of debate, the strategic benefits of this style of debate, and any other relevant overview information.]

Common Philosophies

[This section should have a ~2 sentence explanation for each philosopher, with a link to a more thorough page for each one.

Kant

Hobbes

Utilitarianism

Virtue Ethics

Contractarianism

Existentialism

Levinas

Moral Skepticism

Plato

Rawls

Intuitionism

Pragmatism

Particularism

Pettit

Hegel