#PHILOLOGY
List of the best Telegram channels tagged with #PHILOLOGY.
The #philology tag brings together 117 Telegram channels with a combined audience of 78,118 subscribers. Content is primarily in Russian (80%) and Uzbek (20%). Channels are grouped under Education, Blog, Art. Channels tagged #philology frequently also cover #literature (36%), #history (24%), #linguistics (21%).
Personal channel of philologist, cultural scientist, writer Nikolai Zharinov. https://knd.gov.ru/license?id=6738ebf931a9292acd109df9®istryType=bloggersPermission For advertising questions write - https://t.me/DaniilLinkto
Firstly, there is absolutely no benefit to the fatherland; secondly... but secondly there is no benefit either. I just don't know what it is... The channel accepts messages. I don’t take any advertising, I won’t even answer your request.
Maxim Sukhanov, graduate student of IVKA RSUH @anosagruwan I talk about pre-Islamic Iran and Eurasian Late Antiquity (III-VII/VIII centuries), occasionally I share personal things. Weekdays: t.me/harzagnamagg
hello peeps🐻this is the blog of the master of philology and translation of Iryna📖here it is cozy and with love for English🇺🇸💌sign up for individual classes -@manager_iryna
Greek-Latin Club Antibarbari FGN NIU VSHE https://phc.hse.ru/antibarbari Permanent authors of the channel (2025) — Olga Aliyeva, Irina Makarova, Ksenia Dmitrieva, Kirill Prokopov, Polina Krupinina
This channel was created for the educational process of the Faculty of Philology of Fergana State University. The channel can be used by teachers, students and their parents, and they can stay informed!
Channel about ancient philosophy and classical philology. Stanislav Naranovich @snaranovich. “With the exception of the blind forces of nature, everything that moves in this world has its origin in Greece” Henry Maine
🇺🇿O’zDJTU Ingliz filologiyasi fakultetining rasmiy sahifasi🇷🇺Official page of the Faculty of English Philology of the UzSWLU👉Fakultet YI rasmiy sahifasihttps://t.me/YI_FILOLOGIYA
“Dostoevsky and world culture. Philological Journal" is a peer-reviewed open access scientific journal dedicated to research into the work and life of F.M. Dostoevsky (1821-1881), the influence of world culture on him and his influence on world culture.