harmonické soužití kultur v hispánské americe podle alfonse reyese // alfonso reyes’s concept of harmonic coexistence of cultures in hispanic america
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2018
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Abstract
The text is focused on Alfonso Reyes’s statement on the race question and racial prejuidice. In Hispanic
America, people from different worlds, with habits and traditions that diverge, coexist. This
fact does not consitute an obstacle, on the contrary, the multicultural society is considered by Alfonso
Reyes to be fundamental for the cultural identity of the area. Hispanic America, in comparison
with other parts of the world, adopted a more tolerant approach to the diverseness. Their knowledge
based on hundreds of years of experience with cultural diversity can be a valuable source of inspiration
for the European culture that felt into crisis in the twentieth century
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| Authors | ;Alice Lukešová |
| Journal | Journal of chemical information and modeling |
| Year | 2018 |
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