ANGUISH OF DEATH AS EVENT IN FRANZ ROSENZWEIG THOUGHT

This contribution pretends to analyze the element that serves as a starting point for a new thinking: the fear of death. The objective is to show the place that the fear of death occupies as the starting point of a new thinking in Franz Rosenzweig's philosophy. The proposal is that the anguish of death is presented under the structure of the event which allows to realize that, in addition of not being nothing, but something thinkable, and therefore something, it is not a merely conceptual element, but belongs mainly to the field of experience and, specifically of the eventual experience.