Martial’s lagalopex ‘Long-Eared Bat’ by Krzysztof Tomasz Witczak

“…The author discusses the problem at hand once more, concluding that the correct identification of Flaccus’ pet animal as the long-eared bat (Pol. gacek) was offered 110 years ago by Jan Czubek, the excellent classical philologist and translator from Cracow. …”
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The evolution of the Italian novel (based on the works of Clorinda Di Fini), part 1 by A.A. Katorova, Y.S. Boronenkova

“…Based on the works of Italian philologist Clorinda Di Fini, the article shows how the focus of narrative shifts from the fate of the upper classes to the lives of ordinary people in a larger historical context, as well as the author's position in the novel moves towards impersonality and objective reflection on social problems…”
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(The Reconstruction of) Lucius Annaeus Cornutus’ Commentary on Vergil by László Takács

“…Thus some scholars based their attempts to give a general evaluation of Cornutus as a philologist on them. As it is obvious that the late ancient commentaries saved more fragments written by Cornutus without mentioning his name, in this study I am trying to associate a greater number of the fragments to Cornutus’ lost work(s) on Vergil, and to re-evaluate the Stoic philosopher as a literary critic.…”
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An observant Observer: Nikolay Grech and the Third Section by Abram Reitblat

“…It has long been known that the journalist, writer and philologist Nikolay Grech rendered services to the Third Section, but usually it came down to information about him preparing and publishing abroad the articles and brochures directed against foreign critics of the Russian government and Russian orders. …”
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Encyclopaedia of Youth: An Interview with Mikhail Epshtein by Marina Balina

“…This review of the book An Encyclopedia of Youth (Moscow, 2018) by the wellknown philologist and culturologist Mikhail Epstein and the writer Sergei Iur’enen examines the features of auto/biographical writing that the authors define as a dia-ography – autobiography as a dialogue. …”
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From the History of the Research on Dostoevsky. The Legacy of Vasily Komarovich by Nikolai N. Podosokorsky

“…The review is devoted to the edition of collected works by the outstanding scholar Vasily Komarovich (1894–1942), researcher of the life and work of Fyodor Dostoevsky, philologist, textual critic, and folklorist. Most of the articles included in the book were published in small editions during the author’s lifetime and have never been reprinted since then. …”
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APPLICATION OF CULTURALLY-BASED APPROACH TO TEACHING ENGLISH GRAMMAR TO STUDENTS OF LINGUISTIC FACULTIES by O. Yu. Veis, N. S. Sokolova

“…The paper discusses the relevance and necessity of using this approach for the formation and development of linguistic identity of a student-philologist, attention is also paid to grammatical phenomena of the English language, requiring new understanding in keeping with cross-cultural approach to a foreign language grammar study.…”
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Fisio-psicologia e linguagem em Nietzsche: um viés de crítica à racionalidade by Jorge Luiz Viesenteiner

“…The analyses try to indicate both a physio-psychologist as a linguist and philologist Nietzsche.…”
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Main Views in Bogdan Petriceicu Haşdeu’s Economic Thought by Sorinel Cosma

“…Bogdan Petriceicu Haşdeu (1838-1907) was a historian, a philologist, an economist, a poet and a politician from Bessarabia, a descendent of a family of scholars. …”
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O deontologii metodologii filozofii by Stanisław Jakóbczyk

“…The latter, in their nature, become such (or increase their negative character) precisely as a result of publication and diffusion. Does a philologist act in reprehensible manner?</span>…”
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Le parcours de Denis Lambin (1519-1572), précurseur de la « Slow Science » ? by Astrid Quillien

“…They were the results of the patient work of a philologist eager to offer his students and his readers the best of the knowledge of his time – even if it meant slowing down.…”
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Autores españoles en los escritos de Kalmi Baruh by Prenz, Cecilia

“… This paper focuses on the intellectual work of the Sephardic Spanish philologist Kalmi Baruh, considered the father of Spanish studies in Yugoslavia. …”
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Information Search in Standards of the Informational Sphere: Terminological Aspect by Zbanatska Oksana

“…The first stage is the joint work of a philologist and specialist in a certain field of knowledge (archivist, librarian) with regard to the selection and interpretation of terms, the second one is creation and publication of terminological reference publications, and the third is the development and publication of terminological standards.…”
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„Da steht Präsident T. G. Masaryk“ neboli Richard Meszleny/Messer a jeho masarykovské reflexe | „Da steht Präsident T. G. Masaryk“, or Richard Meszleny/Messer and His Masarykian Re... by Michal Topor

“…The philologist and art critic Richard Meszleny/Messer (1881–1962) showed his familiarity with Masaryk’s work for the first time (as far as we know) at the end of 1919 in connection with his interpretation of Rilke. …”
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The Use of Pronouns of Power and Solidarity in Turkish by Zülal Balpınar

“…Social psychologists have shown how the usage of the pronouns is connected with altitudes and behavior (Drown and Gilman, 1960). Philologist have produced careful accounts of historical usage in German, French, Russian (Friedrich, 1972). …”
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L'Ametlla 1966: el programa d'ofensiva cultural de Josep Benet by Jordi Amat Fusté

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„Ptačí kůstka dutá“ – role Zbyňka Žáby při archeologickém výzkumu Ptahšepsesovy mastaby // “Avian hollow bonelet” – The role of Zbyněk Žába during the archaeological excavation in... by Jaromír Krejčí

“…Despite the fact that Žába was a philologist, he tried to use up-to-date archaeological methods in his work. …”
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Hrvatski tradicijski napjevi Međimurja na tragu Havelockovih kognitivnolingvističkih koncepata by Lidija Bajuk

“…Croatian Traditional Songs from Međimurje on the Trace of Havelock's Cognitive Linguistic Concepts This paper attempts to classify the Croatian traditional songs from Međimurje according to two basic cognitive-linguistic concepts, presented in 1986 in The Muse Learns to Write: Reflections on Orality and Literacy from Antiquity to the Present by American philologist Eric Alfred Havelock. The two categories of traditional songs are: songs passed on by oral tradition, which present the behavior of mythical beings and people in mythical natural or real cultural settings (A), and songs passed on by written word which articulate the "myself" (B). …”
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Maux de l'étranger. Mots de l'étrangeté dans Summertime de J.M. Coetzee by Cécile Birks

“…Coetzee's fictional protagonist stands out not only as an outsider but also as a melancholy philologist caught up in a profoundly estranged relationship with the languages he had been brought up in and had to speak and work with, and, subsequently, with his culture, family and lovers. …”
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Verb movement in Biblical Aramaic: Verb-Subject-Object and related word orders in BA

“… According the philologist Joseph Greenberg (1978:76) all languages may (superficially) be classified into six groups on the criterion of word order, viz S-V-O, S-O-V, V-S-O, V-O-S, OV-S and O-S-V. …”
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