identity-based dynamics and public spaces
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1998
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Abstract
Manuel Delgado questions whether anyone can be described as an “immigrant” in the city. Urban centers are precisely characterized for being heterogeneous and unstable spaces, in which nobody is a foreigner since, in the city, all are in a state of transit. Thecity is thus a space of interculturality, of a generalized cultural hybridization in which, even as the fear of excessive hybridization might appear to reinforce identities, identities remain volatile. Indeed, identity is a relational phenomenon; and, in spite of its being indispensable, identity is more a matter of form than of content. To put a stop to the tendencies of intolerance and exclusion a reality should have to be created out of two apparent antagonisms: the right to be different and the right to be equal.
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| Authors | ;Manuel Delgado Ruiz |
| Journal | philosophical transactions series a, mathematical, physical, and engineering sciences |
| Year | 1998 |
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