Congress Programme

APRIL 25

DAY FOUR

the schedule may be subject to change

Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University Campus (14 Al. Nevskogo ul.)
Institute for Education and the Humanities (56 Chernyshevskogo ul.)

9:30-11:30 Thematic panels
Theoretical and Cognitive Issues in Kant’s Philosophy Meeting Room of the Academic Council	Kant’s Ethics and the Contemporary Moral Philosophy Auditorium Aquarium	Kant’s Epistemology in the Context of Modern Science Lecture Hall 225, Academic Building 2	The 21st Century in the Light of Kant’s Philosophy Assembly Hall	Round Table: Reception of Kant’s Cultural and Philosophical Ideas in Humanities Discourse Auditorium Scriptorium, Institute for Education and the Humanities
Moderator: A.N. Krouglov 8 presentations	Moderator: A.S. Zilber 8 presentations	Moderator: V.V. Vasilyev 8 presentations	Moderator: A.A. Kostikova 8 presentations	Moderator: I.I. Dokuchaev 8 presentations

Kant’s Political Philosophy and Its Relevance in the Modern World Lecture Hall 227, Academic Building 2	The Fate of Kant’s Philosophy in the 20th Century Lecture Hall 229, Academic Building 2	Kant and Kantianism in Russia: History, Discussions and Influence Lecture Hall 231, Academic Building 2	Round Table: The World of Immanuel Kant Auditorium Skvorechnik
Moderator: V.A. Chaly 8 presentations	Moderator: A.N. Krioukov 8 presentations	Moderator: N.A. Dmitrieva 8 presentations	Moderator: V.N. Maslov 8 presentations

11:30-12:00 Coffee break Conference Facility Hall Academic Building 2 Hall Institute for Education and the Humanities’ Cafe
12:00-14:00 Thematic panels
Theoretical and Cognitive Issues in Kant’s Philosophy Meeting Room of the Academic Council	Kant’s Ethics and the Contemporary Moral Philosophy Auditorium Aquarium	Kant’s Epistemology in the Context of Modern Science Lecture Hall 225, Academic Building 2	The 21st Century in the Light of Kant’s Philosophy Assembly Hall	Round Table: Reception of Kant’s Cultural and Philosophical Ideas in Humanities Discourse Auditorium Scriptorium, Institute for Education and the Humanities
Moderator: A.N. Kruglov 8 presentations	Moderator: A.S. Zilber 8 presentations	Moderator: V.V. Vasilyev 8 presentations	Moderator: A.A. Kostikova 8 presentations	Moderator: I.I. Dokuchaev 8 presentations

Kant’s Political Philosophy and Its Relevance in the Modern World Lecture Hall 227, Academic Building 2	The Fate of Kant’s Philosophy in the 20th Century Lecture Hall 229, Academic Building 2	Kant and Kantianism in Russia: History, Discussions and Influence Lecture Hall 231, Academic Building 2	Round Table: The World of Immanuel Kant Auditorium Skvorechnik
Moderator: V.A. Chaly 8 presentations	Moderator: A.N. Krioukov 8 presentations	Moderator: N.A. Dmitrieva 8 presentations	Moderator: V.N. Maslov 6 presentations

14:00-15:00 Lunch Residentisya Korolei Restaurant Institute for Education and the Humanities’ Cafe
15:00-16:30 Thematic panels
Theoretical and Cognitive Issues in Kant’s Philosophy Meeting Room of the Academic Council	Kant’s Ethics and the Contemporary Moral Philosophy Auditorium Aquarium	Kant’s Epistemology in the Context of Modern Science Lecture Hall 225, Academic Building 2	The 21st Century in the Light of Kant’s Philosophy Assembly Hall	Round Table: Reception of Kant’s Cultural and Philosophical Ideas in Humanities Discourse Auditorium Scriptorium, Institute for Education and the Humanities
Moderator: A.K. Sudakov 6 presentations	Moderator: A.S. Zilber 6 presentations	Moderator: V.N. Belov 6 presentations	Moderator: M.Y. Zagirnyak 6 presentations	Moderator: I.I. Dokuchaev 6 presentations

Kant’s Political Philosophy and Its Relevance in the Modern World Lecture Hall 227, Academic Building 2	The Fate of Kant’s Philosophy in the 20th Century Lecture Hall 229, Academic Building 2	Kant and Kantianism in Russia: History, Discussions and Influence Lecture Hall 231, Academic Building 2	Round Table: The World of Immanuel Kant Auditorium Skvorechnik
Moderator: V.A. Chaly Discussion	Moderator: S.V. Lugovoy 6 presentations	Moderator: D.O. Rozhin 6 presentations	Moderator: V.N. Maslov Discussion

16:30-17:00 Coffee break Conference Facility Hall Institute for Education and the Humanities' Cafe
17:00-19:00 Thematic panels
Theoretical and Cognitive Issues in Kant’s Philosophy Meeting Room of the Academic Council	Kant’s Ethics and the Contemporary Moral Philosophy Auditorium Aquarium	Kant’s Epistemology in the Context of Modern Science Lecture Hall 225, Academic Building 2	The 21st Century in the Light of Kant’s Philosophy Assembly Hall	Round Table: Reception of Kant’s Cultural and Philosophical Ideas in Humanities Discourse Auditorium Scriptorium, Institute for Education and the Humanities 18:00 – 19:00 – transfer to the IKBFU Campus
Moderator: A.K. Sudakov 1 presentation	Moderator: A.S. Zilber 5 presentations	Moderator: V.N. Belov 1 presentation	Moderator: M.Y. Zagirnyak 7 presentations	Moderator: I.I. Dokuchaev 1 presentation

Kant’s Political Philosophy and Its Relevance in the Modern World Lecture Hall 227, Academic Building 2	The Fate of Kant’s Philosophy in the 20th Century Lecture Hall 229, Academic Building 2	Kant and Kantianism in Russia: History, Discussions and Influence Lecture Hall 231, Academic Building 2	Round Table: The World of Immanuel Kant Auditorium Skvorechnik
Moderator: V.A. Chaly Discussion	Moderator: S.V. Lugovoy 3 presentations	Moderator: D.O. Rozhin 7 presentations	Moderator: V.N. Maslov Discussion

19:00-19:30 Closure Ceremony of the Kant Congress Assembly Hall Anton A. Alikhanov, Governor of the Kaliningrad region Alexander A. Fedorov, Rector of Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University Presentation of Kant’s works in three volumes Congress Video Summary
19:30-21:00 Gala Reception Conference Facility Hall

Day three