Re: Narratives?

[Michael Bryant <MBRYANT@central.weber.edu>]

> I know I will step on some toes with this one, but could someone explain to me
> this insanity that is gripping debate called the narrative.  Actually I have a
> good understanding of it, but I want someone who actually runs theses THINGS
> (I stress things b/c i refuse to call them arguments) to publicly justify the
> intent and reasoning behind them.  And I don't want to hear any crap about
> people wanting to expand themselves and transcend the metaphysical bonds of
> our elitists patriarcal activity that represses them, and somehow prevents
> them from doing I.E.'s.  It's called duet, and since debate is a two person
> activity, they should have no problem switching over.  Even better, since duet
> normally runs when debate does, they can cross enter into poetry/prose. :-)

Sean,

your request self-implodes. you have rejected the answers before
really looking for them. your view of argumentation has not kept up
with the field. your bigotry about other forms of forensics lights
you up like christmas tree. try again.

Have a really nice day,

Bear




Michael "Bear" Bryant           Internet: mbryant@central.weber.edu
Director of Forensics           Home:   801-399-4253
Department of Communication     Office: 801-626-7186
Weber State University          Fax:    801-626-7975
Ogden, UT  84408-1903

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