Multiculturalismo e a indissociabilidade entre os princípios da dignidade da pessoa humana e da solidariedade social no estado democrático de direito

Abstract

Through to a revisit of moral philosophical concept concerning human dignity and also historical-evolutionary approach to the contemporary context, where dignity is recognized by its own judicial requirements as intrinsic quality of the human person in the existential realization, including in the sense that there is no dignity without the other, it is possible to state that there is a reciprocity between the inseparable principles of human dignity and social solidarity in the Democratic State of Law, in the way that impacts in a role of nuclear components of fundamental rights. From this perspective a Euro-American multicultural dialogue is achieved, passing for a few specific aspects of the European Union (language issue in Spain and France) and Latin America (indigenous and African descent), which allows the confirmation that in the developed Europe or American subcontinent, the democracy and multiculturalism, as a means of achieving the fundamental rights of minority groups are essential to protect the cultural heritage of humanity.