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... ... @@ -1,0 +1,21 @@ 1 +The view of Native America as foundationally distinct from Euro-America is a romantic view by which violence is enacted against Native American populations as the object in opposition to our subjectivity 2 +Carriere 94 Jean Louise Carriere, Associate Professor of Law at Tulane, “ARTICLE: Representing the Native American: Culture, Jurisdiction, and the Indian Child Welfare Act,” Iowa Law Review, March 1994 3 +During the decade immediately preceding passage of the Indian Child Welfare Act of 1978, 4 +AND 5 +culture in the early 1990s has increased its romanticization of the Native American. 6 +The ethic of guilt manifests itself into the death drive – a drive for a lifeless world without want or need. Our endless desire for a perfect existence ensures planetary extinction 7 +Gifford 88 (Sanford, MD and Faculty at Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute, “Psychoanalysis and the Nuclear Threat”, book, pg. 20-22) 8 +According to Freud's Manichaean view of civilization as a never-ending struggle between contending 9 +AND 10 +but not enough to evoke massive shock and shut the reader off entirely. 11 +The alternative is a call to shame. The ethics of the 1AC are in line with guilt – constantly spreading empty rhetoric that the world will be fixed. The parallel between Bush’s empty promises to human rights and Obama’s vow for disarmament is not accidental – rather these policy failures are a consequence of guilty politics. Instead we should practice shame – accepting shame in both the politics we are situated in as well as our inability to change anything but cosmetics. Only confronting politics with shame can prevent serial failure 12 +Dean and Copjec 06 (Jodi Dean, college professor in political science with 2 kids and Joan Copjec, Department of English, Comparative Literature, and Media Study at the University of Buffalo, where she is the Director of the Center for the Study of Psychoanalysis and Culture. “For Shame” http://www.long-sunday.net/long_sunday/2006/04/the_world_socia.html) 13 +The World Socialist website includes today a report on a North Carolina man, Harry 14 +AND 15 +we do when the answer is, "No~-~-I have none"? 16 +Thus, the role of the ballot is to endorse the debater that best analyzes desire. 17 +Descriptive claims of reality can only be understood in the context of understanding desire and our relation to the object—we must bracket the assumptions of external “reality” to adequately address these questions 18 +Blomfield 02 Bill Blomfield, founding member of the Australian Psychoanalytical Society “The essentials of psychoanalysis,” Psychoanalysis Downunder, April 2002 (http://www.psychoanalysisdownunder.com/downunder/backissues/issue2/304/essentials) 19 +Ricoeur joins Lacan in observing that "... absence is not a secondary aspect of behaviour 20 +AND 21 +beliefs and the reality of social interaction 7, p.373. - EntryDate
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