Borders: intersubjective and cultural

Abstract

The objective of the work is to define the minimum conditions necessary for an intercultural dialogue with the intention of goodness and justice. Human life is presented as a cross-cultural material criterion. Such dialogue can only occur from going beyond the fetishized egocentric "I" that denies otherness. Ethnic cultural reason and perspective coexists similarly in postcolonial nations and is in asymmetry, a disadvantage that originates from the exclusion and violence of dominant cultures that for economic interests deny fair dialogue.