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The objective of this article is to describe the concept of European cultural identity derived from the postmodern deconstructionist vision. The study tracks the origins of this line of thinking to the ideas of the Enlightenment and the romanticism, discussing its anti-metaphysical component which makes it refuse any substantial idea of a European cultural identity. Additionally, it offers an analysis of the "ideology of the difference" that supports this theoretical-cultural statement, with its transfer to the dominant cultural-political discourse in the current integration process within the "New Europe". Contradicting this line of argumentation, the classical (Greco-Roman) and Christian origins are suggested as historical-axiological roots of an authentic European identity and as the foundation to overcome the spiritual and cultural decay suffered now by the "Old Europe".

Deconstrucción y Reconstrucción de la Identidad Cultural Europea. Ilustración, Romanticismo y Posmodernismo