The monocultural society is a fallacy, it is unviable, because it would force minorities to integrate by assimilating: it would mean imposing one culture on the others with the aim of achieving a social standardisation that would facilitate the domination of one group over the others and the elimination of all difference. In contrast, intercultural diversity, which is the subject of this collective work, invites us to change what we do not want; it urges us to grow and to do so multilaterally and, to achieve this, we have to reinvent ourselves, which entails reforming spaces and structures so that the different Other can penetrate our world and vice versa. This means dismantling flawed arguments and not putting so many obstacles in the way of expressing diversity, that diversity which is consubstantial to life and which implies possibility, reaffirmation and genuine development.... [Leer más...]