The Quarterly Journal of St. Philaret’s Institute

ISSN: 2658-7599 (print)
2713-3141 (online)

Theology of Culture and Interdisciplinary Research

Kyrill Aleksin, Lecturer, St Tikhon’s Orthodox University for the Humanities (Moscow)

Elusive Priest: Transformation of the Russian Orthodox Church’ Normative Discourse on Presbyter Ministry

Issue №24, pp. 136–169

Yuliy Asoyan, Ph.D. in Philosophy, Associate Professor, Department of History and Theory of Culture, Russian State University for the Humanities (Moscow)

Simplifying Culture in an Organized Way? The Concept and Ideologeme of Culturalness in Soviet Russia of the 1920s

Issue №28, pp. 117–140

Yulia Balakshina, Doctor of Philology, Academic Secretary, St Philaret’s Institute; Associate Professor, Herzen State Pedagogical University (Moscow; St Petersburg)

Averintsev’s Hermeneutics: Origins, Principles, Distinctiveness

Issue №32, pp. 110–127

Natalia Belevtseva, Senior researcher, Alexander Solzhenitsyn House for the Russian Diaspora (Moscow)

The Unknown “Musica Universalis” by Sister Joanna

Issue №26, pp. 172–199

Boris Voskresensky, PhD in Medical Science

Doctor as a hurt Aesculapius

Issue №10, pp. 63–76

Priest Rafal Bulowski, Postgraduate student at the Catholic Academy — Collegium Bobolanum

Between Analytics and Aesthetics, or Sufism and Hesychasm, in the Thought of Sergey S. Horujy

Issue №53, pp. 199–219

Archpriest John Erickson, Professor Emeritus, St Vladimir’s Seminary (Tucson)

The Temporal Dimension of Discernment: History and Memory

Issue №32, pp. 128–151

Olga Evdokimova, Ph.D. in Philology, Full Professor, Department of Russian Literature, Herzen University (St Petersburg)

Nikolay Sukhov, M.A. Student, Saint Petersburg State University (St Petersburg)

Icon vs Spectacle: Tertullian and Russian Classical Literature (“On the Edge of the World” by N. S. Leskov)

Issue №25, pp. 168–178

Julia Balakshina, PhD in Philology

Religion and Literature: Aspects of Correlation (according to Russian Literature of the XIX Century)

Issue №9, pp. 56–80

Tatiana Kasatkina, D.Sc. in Philology, Leading Researcher, Head of the “Dostoevsky and World Culture” Research Institute, A.M. Gorky Institute of World Literature of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Head of the Research Committee for Dostoyevsky’s Artistic Heritage within the Scientific Council for the History of World Culture RAS, Editor-in-chief, “Dostoevsky and World Culture. Philological journal” (Moscow) ORCID: 0000-0002-0875-067X

Dostoevsky’s Theological Discourse Through Biblical and Liturgical Citations

Issue №39, С. 238–260

Alexander Kopirovsky, Ph.D. in Education, Associate Professor, Head of the Theology Department, St Philaret’s Institute (Moscow)

Viktoriya Syagayeva, Independent researcher (Moscow)

N. V. Pokrovsky’s Concept of the Emergence of the Christian Basilica in the Context of Contemporary Research

Issue №33, pp. 100–117

Аlexander Kopirovsky, PhD in Pedagogy

Using Synthesis of Arts in Design of Churches as Basis for Study Course

Issue №7, pp. 134–155

Alexander Kopirovsky, PhD in Pedagogy

Special Aspects of Studying and Teaching Church Art in Western Europe and Russia in the XIX and the XX centuries

Issue №10, pp. 105–116

Alexander Kopirovsky, Ph.D. in Education, Associate Professor, Professor, St Philaret’s Institute (Moscow)

Christ as Portrayed by Ivan Turgenev (“A Living Relic”, “Alms” and “Christ”), on Mediaeval Russian Icons and Mid-To-Late XIX Century Russian Paintings

Issue №30, pp. 155–181

Anatoly Krasikov, Doctor of Science in History, Professor

Religions and Society in Europe

Issue №7, pp. 91–117

Lidia Kroshkina, Senior Lecturer, SFI (Moscow)

“Is Everyone to Blame for All and for Everything”? Guilt and Responsibility in Russian Culture

Issue №28, pp. 64–80

Lidia Kroshkina, Cand. Sci (Cultural Studies), Associate Professor of the Department of History and Theory of Culture, Russian State University of Humanities

The symbol as a conjugation with the “most important” or the question of Sergei Averintsev’s “method”

Issue №49, pp. 232–246

Natalia Lichtenfeld

On the New and the Old in Alexander Kornoukhov’s Art. Mosaics in the Redemptoris Mater Chapel in the Vatican’s Apostolic Palace

Issue №20, pp. 106–125

Natalya Likvintseva, Ph.D. in Philosophy, Senior Researcher, Alexander Solzhenitsyn House for the Russian Diaspora (Moscow)

The Anthropological Aspect of the Revolution Theme in the Russian Emigrationʼs Religious Thought (Archpriest Sergius Bulgakov, Georgy Fedotov, Mother Maria (Skobtsova))

Issue №28, pp. 81–97

Alexander Melik-Pashayev, Doctor of Psychology

Artist between the Paradise on Earth and the Kingdom of Heaven

Issue №20, pp. 93–105

Galina Muravnik

Biblical Roots of Genetics

Issue №10, pp. 77–102

Galina Muravnik

“False Ideas are the Greatest Obstacle on the Way of the Gospel”

Issue №8, pp. 123–149

Elena Nepoklonova, Associate Professor of the Department of Russian Philology and Russian as a Foreign Language, Russian State Hydrometeorological University

The motive of brotherhood in A. S. Khomyakov’s works

Issue №50, pp. 13–35

Georges Nivat, Academician, European Academy (London), Professor, University of Geneva (Geneva)

From the “Prayer” to the Refusal to Receive Absolution: Is It Possible to Define Solzhenitsynʼs Christianity?

Issue №28, pp. 186–202

Konstantin Obozny, Cand. Sci. (History), Associate Professor, Dean of the Faculty of History, Head of Department of Church and Social History, St. Philaret’s Institute

Is the “New Course” of Religious Policy: a historical necessity or a “genius” mistake of the Soviet leadership? Modern trajectories of the historiography of Church-state relations in the USSR in 1943–1948

Issue №49, pp. 247–258

Mikhail Orlov, Doct. Sci. (Philosophy), Associate Professor, Head of the Department of Theology and Religious Studies, Saratov State University, Saratov, Russia

Kristina Petrova, Junior Research Fellow, Saratov Orthodox Theological Seminary, Saratov, Russia

Church and secular society: risks and prospects of dialogue

Issue №45, pp. 120–137

Maria Patrusheva

Place of Artistic Creativity in the life of the Church: the Perspective of the Iconic, Theological and Philosophical Works of Nun Joanna (Reitlinger) (1898–1988)

Issue №10, pp. 117–133

Olga Plahtienko, Ph.D. in Philology Associate Professor, Literature Department, Northern (Arctic) Federal University named after M. V. Lomonosov (Arkhangelsk)

The Idea of the Tradition in G. K. Chesterton’s Works

Issue №25, pp. 179–197

Olga Popova, PhD in Arts

On the Style of Byzantine Art of the VI–VII Centuries

Issue №8, pp. 84–93

Vera Pozzi, Ph.D. in Philosophy, Research fellow, National Research University Higher School of Economics (Moscow)

Culture as paideia. Sergei Averintsev and Olga Sedakova: Mapping Out a Path for Contemporary Christian Humanism

Issue №32, pp. 88–109

Julia Safronova, Ph.D. in History, Associate Professor, Dean, Faculty of History, European University at Saint Petersburg (Saint Petersburg)

Tsar-Martyr vs Tsar-Liberator. Why was not Alexander II canonized?

Issue №37, pp. 139–160

Olga Sedakova, Doctor of Theology of European Humanitarian University (Minsk), PhD in Philology

European Idea in Russian Culture. Its Past and Present

Issue №7, pp. 74–90

Sergey Burlaka, B. A. in Theology, SFI (Moscow)

M. V. Yudina’s Spiritual Journey

Issue №22, pp. 85–107

Evgenia Smagina, Doctor of Philology, Head of the Department of History and Culture of the Ancient East, Institute of Oriental Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences; associate professor, deputy director, V. S. Golenishchev Centre of Egyptology, RSUH; Associate Professor, SFI (Moscow)

Narrative of the “Monastic Utopia” in the Coptic Literature as a Result of Convergence

Issue №27, pp. 119–133

Ernst Christoph Suttner, Priest, Doctor of Theology

Not Tolerance but Mutual Appreciation and Ability to Learn from Each Other

Issue №7, pp. 118–133

Andrey Teslya, Ph.D. in Philosophy, Associate Professor, Senior Research Fellow, Academia Kantiana, Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University (Kaliningrad)

On Characterising the Slavophiles’ Political Theory: About Ivan Kireyevsky’s Beliefs

Issue №31, pp. 189–203

Vladimir Kostromitsky

Theosophic and Anthroposophic Ideas in Wassily Kandinsky’s Aesthetic Theory

Issue №10, pp. 134–146

Boris Voskresensky, Ph.D. in Medicine, Associate Professor, SFI; Associate Professor, Department of Psychiatry, Pirogov Russian National Research Medical University (Moscow)

The Impact of the 1917 Revolution on the Evolution of the Concept of Mental Disorder

Issue №28, pp. 141–158

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