Eduardo Blanco Amor as a theorist of self-translation
Abstract
Eduardo Blanco Amor, one of the leading Galician contemporary writers, translated a number of his works from Galician into Spanish and also from Spanish into Galician. Within the narrative genre, A Esmorga (Span. La parranda), Os biosbardos (Span. Las musarañas), and Xente ao lonxe (Span. Aquella gente...) deserve being mentioned; with regard to drama, he translated himself in Farsas (Gal. Farsas para títeres). It is against this background that Blanco Amor reflected on his activity of self-translation, and the present work aims to analyse those reflections, which offer interesting insights into the phenomenon of self-translation.
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