Tratado de Ortografía Valenciana Clásica

This book offers a thoughtful guide to the written form of the Valencian language at a time when writers were using varied and often inconsistent spelling. The author, a seasoned linguist, begins by outlining the historical revival of Valencian literature and the pressing need for a unified orthographic system. Through clear explanations of capital letters, vowel and consonant usage, apostrophes, accents, and punctuation, the work lays a solid foundation for anyone seeking to write confidently in Valencian.

Beyond the mechanics, the treatise delves into the cultural debate over whether Valencian should align with Catalan conventions or retain its distinct identity, presenting the author’s well‑researched arguments for a uniquely Valencian standard. It also includes a catalog of doubtful spellings and a brief look at Valencian phonology, making it both a practical handbook and a scholarly reference. Readers will find the style accessible and the guidance valuable for poets, scholars, and anyone passionate about preserving their linguistic heritage.