The Congress of Mongolologists-Philologists In Ulanbaatar (1959) in the Ideological Contexts of the Cold War by Tatiana I. Yusupova

“…In September 1959, a landmark event for Mongolian science — the First International Congress of Mongolologists Philologists — took place in Ulaanbaatar. Its aim was to promote Mongolian Studies and strengthen contacts between scholars. …”
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Bibliography of the works by Zbigniew Bela (1949–2018), a philologist, prosaist, and pharmacy historian by Michał Kokowski

“… The bibliography presents the list of publications by Zbigniew Bela (1949–2018), a philologist, prosaist, and historian of pharmacy. …”
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Teaching the Culture of Speech Communication in the Iranian Class by Azin Maryam Rezaei, Peyman Golestan

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Schools of Chinese, Vietnamese, Burmese, Laotian, Thai and Khmer languages by A. N. Aleksachin

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Light of personality by Petr V. Abramov

“…This is the review of the book dedicated to the 110 birth anniversary of the outstanding philologist Boris I. Purishev (1903-1989). He was not only a researcher - Germanist and medievalist, but a Teacher first of all. …”
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Pierre Bec et sa contribution à une typologie des genres lyriques médiévaux, questions d’histoire des sciences et d’épistémologie, entre structuralisme et pratique occitaniste... by Marjolaine Raguin-Barthelmebs

“…Considering its thought and practice it can be considered that he was very influenced in his work by the development of structuralist theories and his self-engagement to serve the Occitan cultural revival between 1960 and 1980. Great philologist, Pierre Bec had the intelligence to embrace in a single glance the whole romance tradition, and particularly the French and Occitan medieval literatures.…”
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Adventures With Mommsen by Brian Croke

“…Above all he was an accomplished philo­logist, editor and scholarly organiser. This paper provides one historian’s reflections on decades of engaging with Mommsen in various contexts and in various places. …”
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Les mystérieuses antiquités de Prosper Biardot (1805–1873) by Angélique Allaire

“…He made a not terribly flattering reputation for himself in French archaeological circles because of his inconsistent purchases in the domain of gold- and silverwork and his ideas, which found an echo abroad, particularly in Germany, and especially Switzerland in the thinking of philologist Johann Jakob Bachofen. His publications contain contrasting ideas fluctuating between very innovative positions on restorations and now outdated theories on the symbolism of the terracottas, which were part of the trends of the times. …”
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La documentación de las lenguas patagónicas en el gabinete de Samuel A. Lafone Quevedo. El Vocabulario Guenaken by Marisa Malvestitti, María Emilia Orden

“…In this text we offer access to the source, which expands existing records about this language, and we explain that the philologist’s elicitation was carried out according to a standardized method, supported by the previous bibliography and comparison with other Patagonian languages.…”
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Traiettorie del filologicamente corretto. Il campo del folklore nell’operato di un maestro contemporaneo delle danze sarde by Alessandro Deiana

“…The ethnographic focus will be based on the particular trajectory of the philologically correct in the context of the practice of so called traditional Sardinian dances, with particular regard to the work of a Sardinian Campidanese dance master, who will be considered as a popular philologist moving in a multifaceted and polemic scene which includes folk troups, dance enthusiasts and dancers “in the field”.…”
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School of Spanish by V. A. Iovenko

“…Maria Luisa Gonzalez Vincens was at the origin of the establishment of the School of Spanish language at MGIMO. She as a philologist, belonging to humanitarian tradition. She studied at the University of Madrid with Luis Bunuel, Federico Garcia Lorca and Salvador Dali, and communicated with people who later became the glory and pride of the world culture. …”
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The TEI Critical Apparatus Toolbox: Empowering Textual Scholars through Display, Control, and Comparison Features by Marjorie Burghart

“…The various mechanisms offered by the TEI schema and Guidelines for the encoding of critical editions suffer from one major shortcoming: the lack of user-friendly tools allowing philologists and their readers to display and process TEI-encoded editions. …”
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PHILOLOGY AS A SCIENTIFIC AND EDUCATIONAL PROJECT by Pavel P. Shkarenkov

“…The institutionalization of comparative studies as a complex specialization - not only for philologists but also for historians, translators, theatre and cinema critics and experts - has already proven its heuristic value and educational effectiveness over the years.…”
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Research work on informational demands of scientific workers and specialists of other branches in the Lithuanian SSR: the main tendencies, methods, and results by Lolita Krominaitė

“…The specific characteristics of informational demands of philologists have not been conveyed, and the demands of scientific workers for self-education have not been thoroughly examined. …”
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HUMANITIES IN A REGIONAL UNIVERSITY by Robert H. Kochesokov, Zukhra A. Kuchukova

“…The most fruitful can be considered scientific research in the framework of collective projects and within the paradigm of interdisciplinary approach (with participation of philosophers, historians, cultural scientists, philologists, psychologists); cooperation with the leading Universities and scientific institutes; preparation and publication of special thematic issues of the leading Russian scientific journals as well as organization and holding of thematic conferences jointly with the leading scientific institutions.…”
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Les systèmes graphiques de l’occitan by Hervé Lieutard

“…The graphic codes used to write Occitan have been the subject of occasional studies, but have never so far been the guiding thread for studying the history of the language in all its extent, perhaps because of the compartmentalization that exists and persists today between medieval philologists on the one hand and linguists and dialectologists on the other, who often give the impression of working on two distinct objects, where there is only one and the same language. …”
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From Entity Description to Semantic Analysis: The Case of Theodor Fontane’s Notebooks by Martin de la Iglesia, Mathias Göbel

“…Within the last few decades, TEI has become a major instrument for philologists in the digital age, particularly since a set of mechanisms has recently been incorporated which facilitates the encoding of genetic editions. …”
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The Greek shamans, the Scythian Psychonauts and the Spirit of Eranos by Putnik Noel

“…The theory was developed during the first half of the 20th century, mainly through the efforts of classical philologists Karl Meuli and E. R. Dodds, and is based on the thesis that, during the colonization of the Black Sea coast, the Greeks adopted from the Scythians a specific form of ecstatic religiosity that was previously unknown to them. …”
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The book relations between the University of Lithuania and France by Nijolė Lietuvninkaitė

“…The mutual cooperation had the greatest influence on the Faculty of Humanities. Notable French philologists and literati (R. Schmittlein, A. Prioult, and others) lectured there. …”
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Codicology in Lithuania in 1918-1990: Between Book History and Palaeography by Rima Cicėnienė

“…However, we can only speak of codicological research and attention to the manuscript book as a research object since the 1980s. Historians and philologists (S. Lazutka, E. Gudavičius, V. Raudeliūnas, V. …”
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