Llengua i església durant el barroc valencià

In this exploration of the linguistic and ecclesiastical landscape of Valencia during the Baroque period, Vicent Pitarch i Almela delves into how language intersected with religious practices and institutions. The author meticulously examines the evolution of Catalan in the context of the Catholic Church's influence, highlighting its role in both everyday communication and religious discourse. Through a blend of historical analysis and linguistic insights, Pitarch sheds light on the complexities faced by the Valencian society as it navigated cultural and religious change.

The work is enriched by the presence of Antoni M. Badia i Margarit's insightful presentation, which provides further context and depth to the subject matter. As the book traverses various primary sources and references, readers are invited to grasp the intricate relationship between language and faith, offering a unique perspective on how the Baroque era shaped the identity and expression of the region. It is a thoughtful contribution to the understanding of Valencian history and linguistics.