Section “Philology”

1. Russian Language (its history, etymology, dialectology, phonetics and phonology, lexicology and lexicography, morphology, syntax, language of fiction, speech and text)
2. Russian for Foreign Students (theory and methodology of teaching)
3. English Philology
4. Baltic Literature and Languages
5. Byzantine and Romaic Philology
6. Germanic and Celtic Philology
7. Ibero-Romance Philology
8. Classical Philology
9. German Philology
10. Romance Philology
11. Philology of Slavonic Languages
12. Finno-Ugric Philology
13. French Philology
14. Geolinguistics and artificial languages
15. History of the World Literature
16. History of the Russian Literature (the Old Russian Literature, the literature of the XVIIIc., the Literature of the XIXc.)
17. History of the Russian Literature of the XX-XXIcc. (Silver Age of Russian Literature, Literature of the XXc., Russian Literature Abroad, the Newest Russian Literature)
18. Cognitive linguistics
19. General and Contrastive Linguistics
20. Russian Folklore
21. Modern fantasy from the epic to RPG
22. Theoretical and Applied Linguistics
23. Theory of Discourse and Communication
24. Theory of Literature (the main issues, comparative literary criticism)
25. Rhetoric
26. Terms and Terminological Systems in Modern Languages
27. Philological Study of Text Translations
28. Language and Literature of the XVIII c.
29. Language and Languages in the Internet Communication

Anniversary subsections:

1. Derzhavin, Karamzin and their Epoch (dedicated the 250th anniversary of N.M.Karamzin's Birth and 200th anniversary of G.R.Derzhavin's Death)
2. "The work is dirty, invisible, not selfish…" (dedicated to the 150th anniversary of the Dal's Explanatory Dictionary First Edition)
3. The Brontës' Writings: context and interpretation (dedicated to the 200th anniversary of Charlotte Brontë's Birth)