The movement of an embodied thought: Pilot 2 Dancing Philosophy Report (COESO D.2.6)

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This report is a preprint paper presenting and studying the cooperative research carried out by the Dancing Philosophy pilot project, developed within the framework of the COESO project (Collaborative Engagement on Societal Issues) coordinated by Open Edition.

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