Juliane Uhl
7 articles
Articles by Juliane Uhl
- Kolumne3|17
Forget reason, long live feeling
Forget reason, long live feeling By Juliane Uhl In this column, Juliane Uhl reflects critically on a media world that constantly appeals to emotion. Television and public communication bring vivid ima
3 minJuly 2017 - Kolumne2|17
Drops that fall into nothingness
Drops that fall into nothingness By Juliane Uhl Juliane Uhl writes from a monastery where she has withdrawn for a few days to think about the meaning of life and the noise of the world. The enclosed m
5 minApril 2017 - Kolumne1|17
Being there before going away
Being there before going away By Juliane Uhl Juliane Uhl writes about her ageing grandparents and the moment when family members begin to stop sparing one another and allow help to become necessary. T
3 minJanuary 2017 - Kolumne4|16
What remains of us?
What remains of us? In this column, Juliane Uhl walks through a cemetery looking for the grave of a man from her hometown and asks what will remain of her generation - a generation to whom the whole w
3 minOctober 2016 - Kolumne: Wissen und Können3|16
What do we already know, what can we already do?
What do we already know, what can we already do? Yesterday evening I sat with fifteen strangers in a large garden at the edge of the city under a cherry tree. The sun dazzled me and burned into my ski
5 minJuly 2016 - Der Tod und ich2|16
Dying at home…
Dying at home… Death and I By Juliane Uhl Friends often react with shock when she says someone died in their house. Her answer is simple: they did it because they could. Five years earlier, the family
2 minApril 2016 - Kolumne2|16
Working with death
Working with death By Juliane Uhl For five years, she has worked with coffins, urns, cremation culture, funeral practices and the social handling of death. She asks whether this makes her an expert, a
3 minApril 2016
