La creación como origen del bien común. La manifestación originaria de la creación y sus consecuencias éticas en la estrella de la redención de F. Rosenzweig

Abstract

The article analyzes the relationship between the grammar of logos, developed by F. Rosenzweig in The Star II, and the world of common good. First, it explains the meaning of «good» as a «root word of creation». Then the nature of the intentional relation with the originary quality «good» is explained. Furthermore, the article elucidates the notion of creation as a condition of possibility for the givenness of the world as common good. Finally, following the testimony of Genesis I, it shows the degree to which the reduction of the world to a representation threatens the core of creation and the presentation of the world itself as «good» and a common good.