As we come to the end of ‘teach me (not)!’, it is now the moment to reflect on our expriences – fresh and vivid. Together we find ways of sharing what we have seen, heard, sensed, felt, thought, i.e. acquired with our minds and bodies during these two days under the roof of Arsenal. Let’s have a journey from personal harvesting to informal group discussions around prominent themes into performing / presenting the small group-sharing to the whole tribe. And if you still long for more stimuli for the coming teaching season, here we will hear from alva noë to further trigger our minds, just before we leave. Until we meet again next summer for the 3rd IDOCDE Symposium.

Alva Noë (uS) is a philosopher working on the nature of consciousness. As the author of “Action in Perception”, “Out of Our Heads” & “Varieties of Presence” he has been philosopher-in-residence with The Forsythe Company & has recently begun a performative lecture collaboration with Deborah Hay. Noë is a 2012 recipient of a Guggenheim fellowship, & is a weekly contributor to National Public Radio’s science blog “13.7: Cosmos & Culture”.