Otechestvennaya Filologiya (Domestic Philology) is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal dedicated to research in linguistics, literature, and related fields. It publishes theoretical and applied studies that reflect current developments in philology, including interdisciplinary approaches, cognitive and anthropocentric perspectives, and the relationship between language, thought, and culture. Its subject areas include Russian literature and the literatures of the peoples of the Russian Federation, world literature, literary theory, Russian language, and the languages of Russia. The journal is included in Russia’s Higher Attestation Commission list for these specialties.

The publication features sections on linguistics, literary studies, reviews, and scholarly life. Alongside research articles, it presents developments in the academic community and new work on Russian language and literature. Recent topics include comparative and historical linguistics, discourse analysis, translation, language and culture, and literary style. Readers can access current and archived issues, while researchers can submit manuscripts according to the journal’s author guidelines. Otechestvennaya Filologiya aims to share original research and thoughtful analysis with scholars and others interested in contemporary philological scholarship.