¿Se puede hablar de solidaridad y defensa en la narrativa de Guaman Poma sobre los indios en “Buen gobierno”?

In the middle of discursive struggles, Guaman Poma spoke about the Indigenous people of the New World and informed the king about the impact of colonization in the Andes. What could this author do to transmit to the king an accurate representation of what he described? This essay reflects on the problems of representation when dealing with "others", a crucial issue for Guaman Poma's political and ethical goals. In this context, discourses of subalternity and human rights converged in a discussion about the issues of such discourses and their validity. This article suggests that there are areas pending of study about the intellectual production, justice and identity politics that are activated when Guaman Poma builds representation of Andean people.Open access journalThis item from the UA Faculty Publications collection is made available by the University of Arizona with support from the University of Arizona Libraries. If you have questions, please contact us at repository@u.library.arizona.edu