María Isabel Senís García (Valencia, December 8, 1928) demonstrated from a very young age her intellectual and creative restlessness, and a firm determination that led her to constantly overcome the conventions and limitations of the time in which she lived.

The Language and Literature Section of the Institute of Valencian Studies publishes the work of its member Antoni Fontelles Fontestad. This work, with the title of Style and grammar in the discourse of the media, is a complete monographic treatise on the use of the Valencian language in the media. In this work, Fontelles has poured all his long professional experience in this field, to which he combines all the linguistic knowledge that he amasses as an intellectual dedicated for decades to the study of the Valencian language.

You can download the complete work at this link (only version in Valencian language): Estil i gramatica en el discurs dels mijos de comunicacio.

George Bernard Shaw said that "There is no better kept secret than the one everyone knows." I remember at a conference on environmental issues, one of the speakers, an American scientist, who was very impressed by the city of Valencia, lamented that we had the “best kept secret in Europe”. All Valencians know that the Holy Chalice is in our city. That the first novel in the world was written here and in Valencian. That the first expedition of Colon was financed by a Valencian. That we have natural spaces with a variety of fauna and flora unique on the planet. A sublime gastronomy beyond the omnipresent paella and so many other things that we believe that everyone outside our borders knows, due to its great importance, but it does not. Thinking that everyone knows what we have makes us not promote it. We sway in complacency and it ends up being a secret. We are that way.