Skip to content
The Wheel Journal

The Wheel Journal

  • About
    • About The WHEEL
    • Editors & Advisors
    • Contributions
    • Opportunities
  • Printed Issues
    • Current issue#44 Spring 2026 Crossroads of Faith

    • #43 Human Experience
    • #41/42 Orthodoxy Today
    • #40 Faith and Folk
    • #39 Who Am I?
    • #37/38 In Wisdom He Has Made Them All?
    • #36 John D. Zizioulas: Perspectives
    • #34/35 Come, Let Us Reason Together
    • #33 Blessed in the Kingdom
    • #31/32 Embodied
    • and 24 more issues
  • Subscribe
    • Overview
    • For Individuals
      • Print & Online
      • Online Only
      • Students Online Only
    • For Institutions
      • Print & Online
      • For Monasteries and Seminaries
  • Store
  • Donate
  • The Spin
  • Happenings
    • The Orthodox Church and The Shoah
  •  
  • Log In

Ekaterina Grishaeva holds a PhD in Philosophy from Ural Federal University, Ekaterinburg, Russia. Her thesis was a historical and philosophical analysis of the Neopatristic Synthesis, and in particular the concept of personhood in the writing of Vladimir Lossky. She works as an assistant professor at the Department of Philosophy of Ural Federal University. Her fields of research include the sociology of religion and Orthodox Christianity in cyberspace.

To download and read articles by Ekaterina Grishaeva, please consider subscribing to The Wheel Journal. Your subscription will make us stronger and even more confident in delivering you best texts on modern orthodoxy. Subscribe now!

Ekaterina Grishaeva

Holds a PhD in Philosophy from Ural Federal University. Works as an assistant professor at the Department of Philosophy of the same university. Fields of research include the sociology of religion and Orthodox Christianity in cyberspace.

The Wheel #19. Of the Book. Fall 2019

The Society of Christian Enlightenment: From “Heretical” Blog to Heretical Offline Community

On February 21, 2012, the feminist punk rock band Pussy Riot organized a performance, Punk Prayer: Mother of God, Drive Putin Away, at the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour in Moscow. Participants danced and made the sign of the cross at the ambon and solea for less than a minute before being escorted outside the[…..]

  • Home
  • Privacy
  • Contributions
  • Videos
  • News

Search

THE WHEEL, PO BOX 1471, ARLINGTON, MA 02474-0023 INQUIRIES@WHEELJOURNAL.COM

  • Twitter
  • Facebook