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espanolEste trabajo pretende revalorizar la importancia del diccionario bilingue (1761-1763) de Gonzalez de Mendoza en la historia de la lexicografia hispanofrancesa. Mediante su analisis y comparacion con otros diccionarios similares de su siglo, mostramos que su pretendido defecto de composicion –la gran desproporcion existente entre la parte espanol-frances y la parte frances-espanol– es justamente su mejor baza. Esa desproporcion deriva de la adaptacion del autor a dos objetivos: primeramente, ofrecer un diccionario que respondiera a las necesidades reales de la mayoria de quienes consultaban diccionarios bilingues en su epoca; en segundo lugar, asegurar la venta de su obra gracias a un precio moderado que contrarrestara la competencia del diccionario hispanofrances mas reputado de su tiempo. Concluimos que el diccionario de Gonzalez de Mendoza es una propuesta muy original para su epoca, principalmente por su parte espanol-frances, precursora de los diccionarios manuales que triunfaran, sobre todo, desde comienzos del siglo XIX. EnglishThis paper aims to revalue the importance of Gonzalez de Mendoza’s bilingual dictionary (1761-1763) in the history of Spanish-French lexicography. Through its analysis and comparison with other similar dictionaries of his century, we show that its claimed defect of composition –the great disproportion between the Spanish-French part and the French-Spanish part– is precisely its best asset. This disparity stems from the adaptation of the author to two objectives: firstly, to provide a dictionary responding to the real needs of the majority of its potential readers; secondly, to ensure the sale of his work thanks to a moderate price. We conclude that the dictionary of Gonzalez de Mendoza is a very original proposal for its time, mainly because of its Spanish-French part, forerunner of the manual dictionaries that will succeed since the early nineteenth century.

La significación del diccionario de González de Mendoza (1761-1763) en la historia de la lexicografía bilingüe hispanofrancesa