La utopía multicultural

The multicultural utopia

Resúmenes

De acuerdo al artículo una utopía multicultural, entendida como una estructura social y jurídica que garantiza a todos los grupos culturales y religiosos suficiente espacio para poder desarrollar todas sus prácticas tradicionales, es una anti-utopía en la cual los derechos de muchos pueden ser violados en nombre de la cultura. Una política multicultural que no viole los derechos de los individuos debe reconocer y respetar su libertad para definir y redefinir constantemente su identidad del modo que consideren apropiado.

Multiculturalismo; Utopía; Relativismo; Identidad; Derechos Culturales

According to the article a multicultural utopia, understood as a social and legal structure that guarantees to all cultural and religious groups enough space to develop all their traditional practices, is an anti-utopia in which rights can be violated on behalf of culture. A multicultural policy that does not violate the rights of individuals must recognize and respect their freedom in order to constantly define and redefine their identity in an appropriate way.

Multiculturalism; Utopia; Relativism; Identity; Cultural Rights

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Fechas de Publicación

• Publicación en esta colección
  21 Mar 2013
• Fecha del número
  Jun 2012

Histórico

• Recibido
  05 Abr 2012
• Acepto
  03 Mayo 2012