Dependencia e independencia de valores por edad y cultura: presupuestos del currículum intercultural
Abstract
The present article presents an investigation which took place in a specific islamicoccidentalmulticultural context: the town of Melilla. Its aim is to prove two basic
assumptions for the Intercultural Curriculum, namely: the particularities of each
culture´s axiological choices and, secondly, the shared values of all individuals,
being whatever his/her cultural origin. Diversity and unity are the two axis of the
intercultural conflict, and all educative proposals on this matter should deal with
the issue of harmonizing these two aspects. And it is just going deeper into the
differents cultures the way we can find similarities in order to build a shared
future. Of course, unity or diversity can only be talked abaut after a study of
values. This research allows to demonstrate the dependence between values and
culture in a specific multicultural context, and at the same time, two show the
group of values shared by the two cultures. On the basis of this analysis, we have
found possible to presentate some basic ideas for the elaboration of a Islamic-
Occidental Intercultural Curriculum in Melilla.
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