Orientador: Andrei Koerner / Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Instituto de Filosofia e Ciencias Humanas / Made available in DSpace on 2018-08-14T14:02:28Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Baratto_Marcia_M.pdf: 808236 bytes, checksum: 425059d63c908eecee17dfae2b3d3be1 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2009 / Resumo: O diálogo intercultural é a designação utilizada para nomear propostas teóricas normativas de direitos humanos que na década de 1990 buscavam fundamentar uma nova universalidade para estes. Para esta abordagem teórica o embate entre universalismo e relativismo cultural deve ser superado. Este trabalho caracteriza e analisa quatro propostas de diálogo intercultural indicando suas possibilidades e limites teóricos do pondo de vista interno destas abordagens. A primeira proposta analisada é a de Abullahi A. An-naim, que busca fortalecer o diálogo entre culturas visando construir uma fundamentação islâmica para os direitos humanos. A segunda é a defendida por Boaventura de Sousa Santos. O autor indica condições para um diálogo intercultural que fundamenta uma perspectiva contra-hegemônica destes. A terceira é a de Charles Taylor, que objetiva indicar às contribuições que a diferença traz para os fundamentos e as normas positivas dos direitos humanos. E, por fim, a proposta de Christopher Eberhard, preocupado com a construção de uma comunidade internacional dos direitos humanos, capaz de manter a diversidade cultural com respeito aos direitos humanos. / Abstract: The Cross-cultural dialogue is the concept used to name many proposed normative in theory of human rights in the 1990s sought to justify a new universal human rights. For this approach the clash between universalism and cultural relativism must be overcome. The purpose of this study is to characterize and examine four proposals for intercultural dialogue as its possibilities and theoretical limits. The first proposal is considered the proposed Abdullahi A. An-na'im, which seeks to strengthen the dialogue between cultures, to build an Islamic basis for human rights. The second proposal is supported by Boaventura de Sousa Santos. The author indicates that conditions for a cross-cultural dialogue moved a counter-hegemonic perspective of human rights. The third proposal is that of Charles Taylor, which aims to indicate the contributions that difference brings to the positive fundamentals and standards of human rights. Finally, the proposed of Christoph Eberhard, concerned with the construction of a human rights community, capable of maintaining cultural diversity on the planet, with respect to human rights. / Mestrado / Estados, Processos Politicos e Organização de Interesses / Mestre em Ciência Política

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In today’s increasingly diverse and multicultural societies, the need for inclusive public spaces that bridge cultural boundaries becomes desirable. “Interlace” explores the fusion of Persian and Swedish architectural aesthetics within public space, aiming to foster cross-cultural dialogue and enhance social interaction.  This project seeks to blur the lines between cultures, creating a harmonious atmosphere where diverse communities feel a profound sense of belonging. Interlace delves into the atmospheric qualities of public space, emphasizing inclusivity and unity among individuals from diverse backgrounds. Drawing inspiration from traditional Swedish boat houses and Iranian architectural heritage, the design focuses on seamlessly blending elements while respecting the natural surroundings and existing architectural features. The outcome is an architectural proposal—a public sauna on a deck in the Stockholm archipelago—symbolizing the merge of two distinct cultures. By incorporating Persian geometric patterns and Swedish architectural techniques and local material resources, the design creates a tranquil and contemplative space conducive to social interaction and community engagement. Interlace delves into the atmospheric qualities of public space, emphasizing inclusivity and unity among individuals from diverse backgrounds. Drawing inspiration from traditional Swedish boat houses and Iranian architectural heritage, the design focuses on seamlessly blending elements while respecting the natural surroundings and existing architectural features. Interlace delves into the atmospheric qualities of public space, emphasizing inclusivity and unity among individuals from diverse backgrounds. Drawing inspiration from traditional Swedish boat houses and Iranian architectural heritage, the design focuses on seamlessly blending elements while respecting the natural surroundings and existing architectural features.