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Transmitted collectively during the Upping the Ex-Ante Summer University at PAF (Performing Art Forum), Saint Erme Outre et Ramecourt in the summer of 2017<\/p>\n
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Open spaces: all areas of the venue, both inside and outside<\/p>\n
15 – 20 minutes <\/p>\n
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The peripatetic walk follows a precise protocol. It allows participants to respond to a question by sharing a story or a skill, while creating a specific form of listening. In pairs, one participant stands in front of the other. The one in front is the one who speaks. The other person is both guide and listener. They stand behind the speaker and, if possible, place a hand on the shoulder of the person in front. The exercise consists of a walk, guided by the person behind, while the person in front shares their story for 7 to 10 minutes (exact time decided beforehand). After the designated time, the pair switches roles. The guide never interrupts the story, asks no questions, and tries not to react. It\u2019s possible that there are moments of silence while the speaker recounts their story. Once the exercise is completed, the group can come back together to discuss this specific framework for listening and speaking. <\/p>\n
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Once all participants have returned from their walks, it\u2019s possible to have a moment of collective sharing. Each guide\/listener is invited to share the story they heard, using first person speech (\u201cI\u201d sentences). When one person has finished speaking, they can use their glance to invite the next person to speak. <\/p>\n
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