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espanolEl presente articulo se propone analizar criticamente de que modo la prensa espanola informo sobre las lenguas durante la Transicion. En este periodo varios actores reclamaron el fin del monolinguismo impuesto por el regimen de Franco y el inicio de una etapa en la que las diferentes lenguas fueran reconocidas y promovidas desde las que tenian que ser las nuevas instituciones democraticas. Por un lado, se muestra que los periodicos espanoles de todas las tendencias dieron una cobertura informativa mas o menos neutra sobre los sectores que impulsaban un reconocimiento de todas las lenguas. Por otro lado, tambien hubo no pocas informaciones en las que predominaba un tono negativo hacia la diversidad. El presente articulo solo empieza a cubrir un vacio en la literatura academica e intenta asentar posibles bases sobre las que construir una primera interpretacion sobre las ideologias linguisticas de la prensa durante la Transicion. EnglishThis article offers a critical analysis of the manner in which the Spanish press dealt with languages during the Transition. At this time various groups called for the end of the monolingualism which had been imposed by the Franco regime, and for the beginning of a period in which the different languages should be recognised and promoted by the new democratic institutions. On the one hand, this article shows that Spanish newspapers of all tendencies did provide more or less neutral coverage of the sectors which were pushing for recognition of all the languages. On the other hand, a lot of articles were published in which a negative tone towards diversity predominated. This article only begins to fill a gap in the academic literature and tries to establish a possible basis from which to build an initial interpretation of the linguistic ideology of the press during the Transition.

Análisis crítico de las informaciones sobre las lenguas publicadas en la prensa española de la Transición