Posts Tagged ‘ Hoppmann ’
Format OPD subject to updates
The Committee on OPD Rules (Regelkommission) sat and adapted a few changes. OPD? Yepp, that's the most popular format of debating on the German language circuit: Offene Parlamentarische Debatte, or open parliamentary debate (OPD). It was founded in 2002 and since then updated whenever necessary. The authors of the set of rules are Bernd Rex, Ansgar Kemmann and Michael Hoppmann, all of them debaters from Streitkultur Tübingen, Germany's oldest deb soc.
Included in the set is now the permission to use electronic devices such as smart phones during prep time - or more exactly: the convenors may decided upon the permission ...
They made it: World record in non-stop debating
Tübingen made it: A new world record in non-stop debating! The brave debaters are Pauline Leopold, Steffen Jenner (runner-ups to this year's German Debating Championship), Peter Croonenbroeck (German champion 2010), Sebastian Frankenberger (chair of the German party ÖPD), Boris Konrad (world record in competitive memory) and Roman Kremer (candidate for Die Piraten in the German Federal State of Baden-Württemberg). They have been debating 44 hours without a break.
Please read the German version of this to learn about the motions and other details.
DDM talks: One of the founders of OPD

Jun 13th, 2011 |
By Anja Pfeffermann |
Category: Turniere |
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DDM 2011: Breaks to quarters
The German Debating Championship is getting more and more exciting. The motion reads "Soll die Wikipedia Weltkulturerbe werden?", or "Should Wikiepedia become World Heritage?". Read here who made it to quarters in Heidelberg:
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Jun 11th, 2011 |
By Achte Minute |
Category: Themen, Turniere |
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DDM 2011: Breaks to octos
This article is not available in English. Please read the German version to learn about which teams, free speakers and adjudicators made it to octos at the Deutsche Debattiermeisterschaft (DDM), or German Championship in Heidelberg. ...
The German Debating Championship about to start in Heidelberg
Heidelberg calling: Debaters from all places on the German language debating circuit assemble by the river Neckar to compete for the title at German Nationals, or Deutsche Debattiermeisterschaft (DDM). 45 Teams from 34 debating societies follow the call of Debating Club Heidelberg: Aachen, Bayreuth, Berlin, Bonn, Dortmund, Dresden, Frankfurt, Freiburg, Göttingen, Graz, Halle, Hamburg, Heidelberg, Ingolstadt, Jena, Karlsruhe, Kiel, Köln, Leipzig, Magdeburg, Mainz, Marburg, Mannheim, München, Münster, Potsdam, Salzburg, Stuttgart, St. Gallen, Tübingen, Wien and Zürich. Internationally speaking, the 11. DDM gets more attention than ever: Four societies from Austria and two from Switzerland will participate in the tournament held ...
OPD, BPS and Co. – Retrospection on debating workshop in Jena
Pubs, comedians and potato salad: These things and even more were provided during the debating workshop of Debattiergesellschaft Jena (DGJ) from 12 till 14 November. Originally thought of as an internal event, the non-competitive debaters’ meeting did not only attract speakers from DGJ but also especially debating novices from other clubs like Dresden, Magdeburg and Munich. In a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere the debates were held in the established formats Open Parliamentary Debate (OPD) and British Parliamentary Style (BPS) but also in Wartburg style. Some speakers even tried to discuss under the rules of Disputation.
It was very particular for this ...
Nov 18th, 2010 |
By Achte Minute |
Category: News of debating clubs, Themen |
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Daniel’s review: “Schlüsselkompetenz Argumentation”

Nov 11th, 2010 |
By Achte Minute |
Category: Rezension |
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DDM im Gespräch: Daniel Sommer lädt Michael Hoppmann ein

Jun 4th, 2010 |
By Gudrun Lux |
Category: Menschen, Turniere |
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Ad Fontes: Die Turnierserie kehrte heim! – Einblicke in die ZEIT DEBATTE Tübingen 2010

Berlin gewinnt Tübinger ZEIT DEBATTE / Marcus Ewald erringt Preis der Ehrenjury und wird Publikumsliebling

May 16th, 2010 |
By Gudrun Lux |
Category: Themen, Turniere, VDCH |
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“Das Herz lehrt reden” – VDCH-Land zu Gast beim ältesten Debattierclub Deutschlands
Die ZEIT DEBATTE Tübingen 2010 hat begonnen! Über hundert Debattantinnen und Debattanten aus Deutschland, Österreich, der Schweiz und Italien sind im deutschen Debattiermekka am Neckar zusammengekommen, um sich im Wortstreit zu messen. Dabei sind je ein Rednerteam aus Frankfurt am Main, Freiburg im Breisgau, Bayreuth (DC), Marburg, Dresden, Bonn, Magdeburg, Heidelberg (DCH), Leipzig und Potsdam. Je zwei Rednerteams reisen aus München, Wien, Dortmund, Münster und Berlin an, drei Rednerteams aus Stuttgart und gar vier Rednerteams aus Mainz - darunter die Sieger der Tübinger ZEIT DEBATTE im vergangenen Jahr, die versuchen werden, ihren Titel zu verteidigen. Das diesjährige ZEIT-DEBATTEN-Turnier an der ...
May 14th, 2010 |
By Gudrun Lux |
Category: Turniere, VDCH |
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Daniel rezensiert: “Trainingsbuch Rhetorik”
Der Traditionsverein Streitkultur Tübingen überrascht die deutsche Debattierszene in regelmäßigen Abständen mit innovativen Ideen und neuen Konzepten. Dazu gehört auch eine längst beachtliche Reihe an Publikationen.
2002 erschien erstmals das "Handbuch der Offenen Parlamentarischen Debatte", herausgegeben von Michael Hoppmann und Bernd Rex. Es erreichte drei Auflagen, ist moment leider nur noch antiquarisch zu erhalten, dafür aber auch in einer vollständigen Fassung online abrufbar. Nicht nur von OPD-Clubs geschätzt, findet man hier die umfassendste Einführung und Kommentierung des OPD-Regelwerks. Im Juni 2005 präsentierten die Tübinger auf der von ihnen ausgerichteten Baden-Württembergischen Meisterschaft 2005 ihr zweites Buch. Mit "Was ist Debatte? Ein internationaler Überblick" legten ...
Apr 1st, 2010 |
By Achte Minute |
Category: Rezension |
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