Print kit · the walls · A3
Six posters to put up on Monday 9 November. Print on A3 (297 × 420 mm), colour, at 100%. 1 Welcome — building entrance and hall door · 2 The door — beside the hall door · 3 The day — foyer and tea area · 4 Three rules — foyer · 5 No question time — in the hall and at the ticket desk · 6 The pending wall — at the wall, from 16:40.
6 posters · A3 portrait
Stellenbosch University Graduate School · 2026 Assemblies
Nobody signs a delay. An interdisciplinary Assembly on waiting as power distributed as time — eight papers, seven devices of waiting, one hearing.
Waiting: Deferral Without Denial · deferralwithoutdenial.orgYou are in the right place.
Prologue · 09:00 · the door
Chairs are provided. Draw a numbered ticket and keep it: it is your name for the day. Friends and family take a counterfoil — that number is your person.
Waiting: Deferral Without Denial · deferralwithoutdenial.orgDevice I
Monday 9 November 2026 · the running order
Papers ±30 minutes, uninterrupted. No question time. Italics: waiting, staged. · deferralwithoutdenial.orgDay ends ±17:00
Nobody only watches
You may ask.
You may not be told.
You may ask for someone else. Never for yourself.
Never no. Never why.
Never when.
Waiting: Deferral Without Denial · deferralwithoutdenial.orgdeferralwithoutdenial.org/rehearsal
House rule · Device II · the ticket
No question is asked from the floor. None is answered today. Write yours on a numbered slip and hand it in at the desk — it is marked RECEIVED, and waits on the debate wall for the presenter’s written answer. No question is refused.
The debate wall
File a question · read the answers
deferralwithoutdenial.org/debate
Waiting: Deferral Without Denial · deferralwithoutdenial.orgDeferral without denial, practised on ourselves.
Epilogue · 16:40 · the pending wall
One card each — presenter, official, family, applicant. Write by hand. Pin it here. The reserved judgment waits beside you.
Waiting: Deferral Without Denial · deferralwithoutdenial.orgDevice VII