Aproximaciones postcoloniales a la traducción de los poemas de Ch'aska Anka Ninawaman

Starting from a postcolonial perspective of translation studies, the aim of this paper is to analyse the strategies used to translate into Italian a selection of self-translated poems from Quechua to Andean Spanish, written by the Peruvian writer and anthropologist Ch'aska Anka Ninawaman. Through a comparative analysis of the two originals in Quechua and Spanish, the article will show the motivations underlying the translation choices of a postcolonial poetry that seeks linguistic and cultural reciprocity by pursuing an anti-purist logic aimed at restoring heterogeneity that characterizes the Andean areas.