Cultural alterity and acknowledgement: A research project on the plural societies of the Mediterranean 1

Ramon Llull Journal of Applied Ethics 2 (2):213 (2011)
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Abstract

A complex world like ours demands for the teachers and professors to command intercultural competences in order to avoid the instrumentalization of the alterities. It is precisely the professionals of education who, given their social function, have the responsibility of forming the citizens of the future in attitudes and behaviours adjusted to plural communities. This article presents the first part of a research project carried out by researchers from Barcelona, Marseille, Rabat and Beirut on the complex world of the respect necessary to face prejudices and stereotypes

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