Interpreting Resolutions
Interpreting Resolutions
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1. Question
Connect the three common tactics used when interpreting resolutions with the appropriate concept.
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- Define the type of round.
- Define the terms of the resolution
- Parametricize the round.
- Argue for why the round is either a Policy, a Fact or a Value debate.
- Using dictionaries, common knowledge, or authority to give meaning to the words in the debate topic.
- Reasonably limit the burdens of the affirmative by focusing the remainder of you case on a few critical arguments.
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2. Question
What type of resolution asks to argue about the inherent worth of something?
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3. Question
“Cats are better than dogs” would likely be interpreted to be which type of value?
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4. Question
What type of debate has a purposed plan of action at it’s center?
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5. Question
What is a particular word or phrase used in a specific context also known as?
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