Cuando el miedo nace del amor

Abstract

During   many   centuries,   the   philosophical   waves   have debated   along   with   the   fear.   All   they   has   linked   this sentiment   to   human   existence   crossed   by   a   drive   whose ends   are   the   preservation   of   species.   Nonetheless,   recently, we   are  witnessing  a  new  and  radical  sentiment  of  fear  based on  the  love.  If  the  tremor  in  Aristotle,  Hobbes,  even  in  Hegel was   thought   as   a   potential   threat   to   a   personal   injury,   the postmodern   fear   refers   to   the   possibilities   some   of   our loved-­‐‑sons,   daughters   or   wife   to   be   damaged.     This   new kind   of   fear   is   inextricably   intertwined   to   love.   An assumption   of   this   caliber   is   aimed   at   providing   readers   a new   conceptual   framework   to   think   how   the   fear   works   in daily   life.   In   a   world   fully   secularized   and   closed   to transcendence,   the   fear   resulted   from   the   love   and   its persistence  to  leave  the  others.