Abstract

The essay is structured in two main parts. It begins with the definition of identity, continues with a historical view upon the European identity and, in the second part, it discusses the plurality of European languages, cultures, economic and political as crucial elements that define one’s identity. Throughout, this essay is arguing in favor of defending the plurality of European identities.

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