Sarah Krampl, Autor bei DenkZeit

Sarah Krampl

Sarah Krampl, born in Latisana on 3.9.1971 and raised in Italy (Sanremo) until the age of 14. After graduating from high school, she studied Italian and Spanish in Graz and Klagenfurt. 2003 Master of Philosophy - Mag. Phil. Since 2005 language trainer in Italian and Spanish for the Adult Education Centre, BIT, language courses for the AMS, children's language courses and adult language courses. Translator for the Pension Insurance Institution since 1998. Translations from Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese for various companies. Two self-published books: "Literarisch-philosophische Rezensionen" and "Fachessays"- Married, three children. Lives in Villach, Austria.

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Observations

2. May 201918. April 2019 0

If I am active myself, then I can only reflect afterwards and make observations in the memory of my activity. In contrast to this, I can observe something that another person does without memory, i.e. immanently observing.

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Short-term – Long-term

23. April 201922. April 2019 0

Man is torn apart by the thought that he could die now, right on the spot, but must live with long-term plans. The probability is more on the side of the long term, but it is only a probability and […]

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Sarah Krampl spontaneously: Are you visible?

16. April 201915. April 2019 0

I just read this question while scrolling the Facebook page, and it fits my current philosophical-emotional thinking task.

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Good day Lord – Adiós

7. March 20196. March 2019 0

Saying goodbye means seeing yourself again, therefore these two phrases in German and Spanish. Although in German God or the phrase Lord, is used to greeting someone, in Spanish you do the same to say goodbye to someone.

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Physics, Quantum Theory, and Postmodernism

20. February 201920. February 2019 0

Physics has, therefore, become postmodern through quantum mechanics because it corresponds to the zeitgeist to be postmodern. Dissolution of the subject.