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Resumen: Desde el otoño de 1975 el cambio político en España ya constituye una opción tangible. Ante el mudable panorama ibérico, poblado de miedos, incertidumbres y esperanzas, algunos intelectuales dan un paso al frente en la que consideran su función social y tratan de entablar un diálogo con la sociedad de su tiempo, ofreciéndole una interpretación personal de la realidad política y social del momento. Destacamos aquí el protagonismo dispar de dos intelectuales veteranos en la disidencia frente al régimen dictatorial del general Franco: el escritor Joan Fuster y el filósofo Julián Marías, que mediante sus constantes ensayos “de urgencia”, objeto de estudio de esta comunicación, redoblan sus esfuerzos para ver de contribuir a la conformación de una opinión pública informada sobre el pasado y comprometida con el presente y el futuro, capaz de volver a convertirse en sujeto activo de la historia. Abstract: From autumn 1975 onwards, political change becomes a tangible possibility in Spain. In the face of a quite unpredictable scenario for the Iberian country, filled with concerns, uncertainties and expectations, many intellectuals take a step forward in what they regard as their social role, attempting to engage a dialogue with the society they belong to by proposing a personal reading of the political and social reality of the time. We highlight here the dissimilar prominence of two intellectuals, both of them veteran in their dissent versus General Franco’s dictatorship: the writer Joan Fuster and the philosopher Julián Marías. Through their constant “emergency” essays which are here under consideration, these two intellectuals intensify their effort so as to contribute to shape a public opinion informed about the past and committed with the present and the future, able to become an active subject of History once again.

Joan Fuster y Julián Mariás : dos intelectuales frente a la transición española a la democracia