Historia humana de la lengua española y su computación.

The study of computational linguistics in Spain is presented from a prosopographical perspective, i.e., as the story of human groups. Furthermore, it could be the only way to understand the current situation, lacking a central coordinating institution. That choice also makes it easier to understand the difference between groups oriented to outcomes, products, and those oriented to projects, as well as the jamming of languages, political institutions and European bureaucracy. What matters is that the workgroup is a common feature for the interaction of computer scientists and linguists, engineers and industrially oriented managers. The presentation will introduce the basic concepts and knowledge, followed by the historical pact, then projects and products, with special attention to digital archives and corpora. The next section deals with projects mostly from the institutional point of view, which allows the inclusion of a larger number. A brief evaluation closes the article. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]