Stations-ID: A005

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With a partner, each take position in front of one of the dishes and speak into
them. How must your heads be
positioned in order for you to be able to understand each other well?
• Have you ever looked into a shaving mirror?
• Position your head so as to face the middle of the dish.
• Move back slowly.
• Where do you hear your partner especially well?
The dome of the old Hall of Representatives in the Capitol in Washington D.C.
supposedly made secret conversations difficult. Apparently, it was constructed
to make any conversation clearly audible on the other side of the room.

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Stations-ID: A009

English instruction:

Stand on the platform and hold on to the handrail. Try to get yourself spinning with your feet. What happens if you pull yourself towards the centre?

Stations-ID: A011

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Take place opposite each other and speak towards the wall.
One person takes position in the centre and tries to either speak to the others
or listen to their conversation.
• Can you understand your partner better when he is facing towards you while
speaking or when he whispers sideways, towards the wall?
• While speaking loudly, move towards the centre of the whispershell. What do
you hear? What do the others hear?
• Standing in the middle, say a few words. How does your voice sound to you?
How does it sound to the others?
• Do you have an idea as to why the dome is open at the top?

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Stations-ID: A001

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Stations-ID: D083

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Stations-ID: D085

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Try standing on the wooden cross so that none of the beams touch the floor.

Can you balance on the board in such a way that a marble can roll along the milled groove?

Can you do it with a partner?

• Are you better at it with your eyes closed or open?

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Stations-ID: D092

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A game of orientation in the dark:

Take your time and walk the dark path a few times.

• What do you think how big the room is?
• Go through the box a few times, you can also start at the back.
• How long do you think you need to get through the box?
• After every time you pass through it, try to reconstruct the layout of the black box using the little blocks.

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Stations-ID: D080

?? English instruction:

Two players sit across from each other, neither seeing the other player’s
‘building site’. Each player has a set of building blocks.
Build a shape out of the blocks that your partner can’t see.
Give your partner instructions for your shape, without speaking. Can your
partner succeed in recreating your shape?
• How often must you play to understand each other well?
• Which ‘words’ do your ‘language’ have?
In accord with the sentiment ‘if you can’t talk about it you don’t belong’,
language is an effective tool for social exclusion.

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Stations-ID: D078

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Stations-ID: D055

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Choose a Partner whom you want to see infinitely often and look at each other through the kaleidoscope.

Are all mirror images the same?

• Ask your partner to close one eye – which eye is closed now in your partner’s mirror images?

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Stations-ID: D071

Stations-ID: D090

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A dark path awaits you with many a surprising obstacle.

Take a tour with your sense of touch!

• What do you expect in the corridor?
• What do you see, hear and feel?
• What do you see in your mind’s eye while going through the Tastatour?

„Through touch we find not only other bodies but also our own, and it is this double sensation that defines the character of

touch“

Menyhért Palágyi

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