Sections

Presentation duration

Plenary presentation: 35 minutes + 10 minutes for questions and answers
Keynote presentations: 30 minutes + 10 minutes for questions and answers
Thematic panels presentations: 10 minutes + 5 minutes for questions and answers

Moderators of thematic panels

Natalia A. Artemenko, Associate Professor, Department of Cultural Studies, Philosophy of Culture and Aesthetics, Saint Petersburg State University

Vladimir N. Belov, Head of the Department of Ontology and Theory of Cognition, Patrice Lumumba Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia

Vadim V. Vasilyev, Head of the Department of History of International Philosophy, Lomonosov Moscow State University

Nina A. Dmitrieva, Research Director, Academia Kantiana, Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University; Professor, Moscow State Pedagogical University

Ilya I. Dokuchaev, Head of the Department of Ontology and Theory of Cognition, Saint Petersburg State University

Mikhail Y. Zagirnyak, Leading Research Fellow, Academia Kantiana, Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University

Andrey S. Zilber, Research Fellow, Academia Kantiana, Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University

Anna A. Kostikova, Head of the Department of Philosophy of Language and Communication, Lomonosov Moscow State University

Alexei N. Krouglov, Head of the Department of History of International Philosophy, Russian State University for the Humanities

Lyudmila E. Kryshtop, Professor, Department of History, Patrice Lumumba Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia

Alexei N. Krioukov, Professor, University of Samarkand (Uzbekistan)

Sergey V. Lugovoy, Associate Professor, Higher School of Philosophy, History and Social Sciences, Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University

Vitaly N. Maslov, Senior Research Fellow, Center for Social and Humanitarian Informatics, Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University

Petr V. Rezvykh, Associate Professor, Faculty of Humanities, HSE University

David O. Rozhin, Research Fellow, Academia Kantiana, Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University

Roman V. Svetlov, Director, Higher School of Philosophy, History and Social Sciences, Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University

Valery Ye. Semynov, Professor, Department of History of International Philosophy, Lomonosov Moscow State University

Andrey K. Sudakov, Leading Research Fellow, Department of Philosophy of Religion, Institute of Philosophy of the Russian Academy of Sciences

Vadim A. Chaly, Professor, Department of History and Theory of World Culture, Lomonosov Moscow State University

Sections

Panel: Kant’s Philosophy of Law and Modern Legal Theory and Practice

Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University Campus (14, ul. Al. Nevskogo); Meeting Room of the Academic Council 23 April 15:00 – 17:00
Time	Speaker	Affiliation	Presentation Title	Language
15:00	Santos Román Jesús Miguel	Francisco de Vitoria University / Spain	Law in Kant and the Kantian School of Law	English
15:15	Varvara S. Avdeeva	Saint Petersburg State University	Validity and Reality: Kant’s Legacy in International Law	Russian
15:30	Mikhail V. Afanasiev	Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University	Between Legal and Moral: the Status of the Right to Resistance in Kantian Philosophy	Russian
15:45	Evgeniy V. Afonasin	Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University	Kant on Freedom of Speech	Russian
16:00	Dmitry V. Lorentz	Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University	The Influence of Immanuel Kant’s Metaphysical Views on Modern Civil Law	Russian
16:15	Dmitry V. Maslennikov	Dostoevsky Russian Christian Humanitarian Academy	Kantian Philosophy of Freedom as a New Paradigm in Philosophy of Law	Russian
16:30	Nikolai V. Mikhalkin	Moscow State University of Psychology and Education	Immanuel Kant’s Philosophy of Law: Its Nature and Essence in the Context of Contemporary Philosophical Approaches	Russian
16:45	Sergey V. Kodan	Yakovlev Ural State Law University	Immanuel Kant and the Formation of Conceptual Approaches to the Definition of the Law-Governed State and Law in Russian Jurisprudence (Late 19th – Early 21st Centuries)	Russian, online

Panel: Science of Modern Times in Kant’s System

Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University Campus (14, ul. Al. Nevskogo); Meeting Room of the Academic Council 23 April 17:45 – 19:00
Time	Speaker	Affiliation	Presentation Title	Language
17:45	Igor S. Dmitriev	Saint Petersburg Branch of the Vavilov Institute for the History of Science and Technology, Russian Academy of Sciences	Laplace vs Kant: On the History of the Nebular Hypothesis	Russian
18:00	Elena A. Baum Nadezhda I. Ermakova	Lomonosov Moscow State University Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University	Immanuel Kant, Karl Hagen, Jeremias Richter and the Disciplinary Status of Chemistry by the End of the 18th Century	Russian, hybrid
18:15	Emiliya A. Taysina	Kazan State Power Engineering University	Kant’s Worldview Ideas in his Texts on Geography	Russian, online
18:30	Olga V. Savvina	Patrice Lumumba Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia	The Emergence of the Principle of Patient Autonomy in Bioethics	Russian
18:45	Emiliano Mettini Narine L. Vigel	Pirogov Russian National Research Medical University / Italian citizenship Rostov State Medical University	Kant’s Metaphysics in the Context of Metaphysical Approaches of Early Modern Natural Philosophy	Russian

Panel: Kant’s Anthropology and Psychology

Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University Campus (14, ul. Al. Nevskogo); Assembly Hall 23 April 15:00 – 18:15
Time	Speaker	Affiliation	Presentation Title	Language
15:00	Abbas Bakhshandeh Bali	Ministry of Science, Research and Technology; University of Mazandaran / Iran	Philosophy of Money and Wealth in Life: Comparing the Views of Immanuel Kant and Ali Ibn Abi Talib	English
15:15	Andrew Parrish	St Patrick’s University, Maynooth / Ireland	The Transcendental Subject and Unconscious History: Kantian Meditation	English
15:30	Maksim K. Bugaev	Moscow State Linguistic University	The Human Being of Immanuel Kant as an Architectonic Unity of the Transcendental and Moral Self	Russian
15:45	Stella G. Gladysheva	Russian State Social University	The Problem of Human Identification in the Philosophy of Immanuel Kant	Russian
16:00	Natalia N. Gordienko	Saint Petersburg State University of Industrial Technology and Design	Human Health in the System of Philosophical Views of Immanuel Kant	Russian
16:15	Marina P. Korol	Dubna University	The Categorical Imperative in the Optics of Hybrid Reality Challenges	Russian
16:30	Olga B. Panova	Tomsk State National Research University	‘Back to Kant!’: the Idea of Human Being in the Classical Philosophy and Anthropological Problems of Modernity	Russian, online
16:45	Alexei S. Plotnikov	School No. 514, Saint Petersburg	Methodological Aspects of Kant’s Philosophy of Sex in the Context of Modern Gender Knowledge	Russian
17:00	Sergey A. Smirnov	Institute of Philosophy and Law, Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences	Does Kant’s Principal Question ‘What Is Man?’ Remain Primary?	Russian
17:15	Andranik G. Suleymanyan	Moscow Psychological and Social University	‘...And the Moral Law Within Me’: On the Question of the Origin of Conscience	Russian
17:45	Natalia Yu. Chepeleva	Lomonosov Moscow State University	The Problem of Consciousness in Kant’s Philosophy	Russian
18:00	Sergey E. Yachin	Far Eastern Federal University	Kantian Anthropology from an Existential and Psychoanalytic Perspective	Russian, online

Panel: Kant’s Aesthetics and Contemporary Art

Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University Campus (14, ul. Al. Nevskogo); Lecture Hall 227 (Building 2)
23 April 15:00 – 19:00

Time	Speaker	Affiliation	Presentation Title	Language
15:00	Konstantin V. Azarov	Pushkin Leningrad State University	Aesthetic Shock as the Kantian Sublime in Artistic Avant-garde	Russian
15:15	Ivan A. Apollonov	Kuban State University of Technology	Understanding the Subject-Object Dichotomy of Personal Self in Alexander Apollonov’s Sculptural Series Theatre of Masks in the Mirror of Kant’s Philosophy of Art	Russian
15:30	Milena S. Afanasyeva	Saint Petersburg State University	Quotidian Aesthetics in Cinema: Mapping the Discursive Field and Opening Up Conversation Possibilities	Russian
15:45	Anastasia N. Kovel	Institute of Philosophy of the Russian Academy of Sciences	On the Relationship between Knowledge and Art in Kant’s Philosophy	Russian
16:00	Tatiana S. Kravtsova	Lipetsk State Pedagogical University	Basic Points of Classical Art Theory: Aristotle, Kant and Hegel	Russian
16:15	Sergey A. Dzikevich Elena A. Dzikevich	Lomonosov Moscow State University, Mikhail Semyonovich Shchepkin Higher Theatre School at the State Maly Theatre	Criteria for Assessing the Historical Significance of Kant’s Aesthetics	Russian
16:30	Maria M. Nesova	HSE University	Representation of Kant’s Aesthetics in the Narrative of Contemporary Art	Russian
16:45	Iraida N. Nekhaeva	Tyumen State University	Kant and the New Responsive Aesthetics of Contemporary Art	Russian
17:00	Artem E. Radeev	Saint Petersburg State University	Kant’s Analytics of the Pleasant and Its Significance for Contemporary Aesthetics	Russian
17:45	Daria A. Seskutova	Saint Petersburg State University	Kant’s Sensus Communis as the Onset of Dialogue in Mikhail Bakhtin’s Aesthetics	Russian
18:00	Polina A. Khanova	Lomonosov Moscow State University	Immanuel Kant’s Schriftstreit	Russian
18:15	Daniil Yu. Dorofeev	Empress Catherine II Mining University of Saint Petersburg	Kant and the Perspective of Modern Philosophical Anthropology: Analytics of the Beautiful and Aesthetics of the Human Image	Russian
18:30	Evgeniy A. Kondratyev	Lomonosov Moscow State University	Kant’s Distinction between the Pleasant and the Beautiful in the Context of Quotidian Aesthetics	Russian, online
18:45	Lilia I. Korosteleva	Petrozavodsk State University	Art and Morality	Russian, online

Panel: Kant’s Philosophy of Education and Pedagogy

Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University Campus (14, ul. Al. Nevskogo); Assembly Hall 24 April 15:00 – 19:15
Time	Speaker	Affiliation	Presentation Title	Language
15:00	Evelyn Dörr	Theatre director / Germany	Kant for Children! The Categorical Imperative and What Everyone Needs to Know. Reflections On The Fairy Tale About a Dreaming Child, Freely Adapted From Grimms’ The Star Money	English
15:15	Tatiana A. Sovostyuk	Belarusian State Medical University / Belarus	Influence of Kant’s Ideas on the Formation of Bioethical Values of Students in Medicine	Russian
15:30	Svetlana I. Boytunova Viktoria V. Mikhailova	National Library of the Republic of Sakha	Reading Kant: Philosophy of Education and the Slow Reading Project	Russian, hybrid
15:45	Anastasia N. Gumarova	Lomonosov Moscow State University	Projectivity of Kant’s Philosophy of Education and Trends in Modern Education	Russian
16:00	Irina V. Zotova	Kuban State University	Contradiction between Philosophers and ‘Practitioners of Science’ in Kant’s Conflict of the Faculties: the Problem of Freedom and Completeness of Scientific Education	Russian
16:15	Natalia Yu. Klyueva Ekaterina Yu. Trushkina	Lomonosov Moscow State University	Interpreting Kant’s Philosophical Heritage in a Practical Manner: Philosophy for Children	Russian
16:30	Natalia A. Orekhovskaya	Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation	A Renaissance of Kantian Pedagogy, or Methodological Foundations of the Modern Education System	Russian
16:45	Alexander A. Popov	Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration	Immanuel Kant’s Ideas about the Objectives of Enlightenment in a Socio-cultural Context: General Reconstruction and Possible Uses in Modern Education	Russian
17:30	Valeria V. Silaicheva	Moscow Power Engineering Institute National Research University	Principles of Kant’s Pedagogy and Their Relevance to the Modern Socio-Cultural Context	Russian
17:45	Valentina I. Sorokovikova	Popov Academy of Choral Art	The Idea of Moral Education in Kant’s Philosophy	Russian
18:00	Zinaida E. Fomina	Voronezh State University	Philosophical Prolegomena in Kant’s Pedagogical Views	Russian
18:15	Anna Yu. Shachina	Murmansk Arctic State University	The Ethical Didactics of Immanuel Kant	Russian
18:30	Irina N. Griftsova Galina V. Sorina	Moscow Pedagogical State University; Lomonosov Moscow State University	Kant on the Role of Conceptualisation and Question-Answer Procedures in Cognition and Education	Russian
18:45	Valentina S. Lapshina	Nizhny Novgorod State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering	Pedagogical Anthropology and Philosophical Optimism of Immanuel Kant	Russian, online
19:00	Olga D. Kurakina	Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology National Research University	The Everlasting Kant of the 21st-Century Early-Career Scientists	Russian, online

Panel: Kant’s Metaphysics

Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University Campus (14, ul. Al. Nevskogo); Lecture Hall 227 (Building 2) 24 April 15:00 – 19:00
Time	Speaker	Affiliation	Presentation Title	Language
15:00	Chaslav D. Koprivica	Belgrade University / Serbia	The Concept of the World in Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason – A Contribution to Philosophy as a Form of World Cognition	Russian
15:15	Mikhail A. Ivanov	National Research University Moscow Aviation Institute	Kant’s Doctrine of Ideals	Russian
15:30	Sergey L. Katrechko	State Academic University of Humanities	How Is Transcendental Metaphysics Possible?	Russian
15:45	Roman L. Kochnev	Tyumen State University	Kant and Personal Identity: Proto-Phenomenological Project and Its Issues	Russian
16:00	Danil A. Lyubchenkov Alexander S. Chuprov	Blagoveshchensk State Pedagogical University	Antinomies of Pure Reason in Light of the Dialectics of Human Being and Existence	Russian
16:15	Denis K. Maslov	Institute of Philosophy and Law, Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences	Kant and Hegel on the Possibility of Metaphysics	Russian
16:30	Andrey V. Mertsalov	Lomonosov Moscow State University	On the Relationship between Cause and Action in Time in Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason	Russian
16:45	Pavel A. Mishagin	Reshetnev Siberian State University of Science and Technology	Problematisation and Denaturalisation of Freedom in Kant’s Transcendental Idealism: Between Normativity and Spontaneity	Russian
17:00	Andrey V. Nekhaev	Tyumen State University	Paralogisms of Rational Psychology: Personal Identity and Principles of Practical Rationality	Russian
17:45	Yuri M. Reznik	Institute of Philosophy of the Russian Academy of Sciences	World of Phenomena: Elementary Principles of Kantian Metaphysics	Russian
18:00	Alexander K. Sekatskiy	Saint Petersburg State University	Truth and the Plurality of Worlds: Kant’s Approach	Russian
18:15	Arina Startseva	Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University / Kazakhstan	Immanuel Kant’s Compatibilism: Pro et Contra	Russian
18:30	Sergey Fokin	Autonomous University of the State of Mexico; Normal School No. 3 in Toluca	The Obscured Side of Transcendental Unity of Apperception	Russian
18:45	Artem B. Nikitin	Lomonosov Moscow State University	Critique of Pure Reason as Interpreted in the Early Philosophy of F.W.J. Schelling	Russian, online

Panel: Kant’s Philosophy of Religion in Theology

Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University Campus (14, ul. Al. Nevskogo); Meeting Room of the Academic Council 24 April 15:00 – 19:45
Time	Speaker	Affiliation	Presentation Title	Language
15:00	Jutta Sperber	Universität Rostock / Germany	Pluralistic Christian Religious Theology – an Illegitimate Child of Kant?	English
15:15	Suheil Naim Farah	Foreign member of the Russian Academy of Education, President of the ‘Dialogue of Civilizations’ Open University / Lebanese citizenship	Religious Culture and Scientific Culture Two Existential Truths: Is a Dialogue Between Them Possible?	Russian
15:30	Stephan Lipke	Patrice Lumumba Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia / German citizenship	‘Proof of Creatureliness’: Reinterpreting the Concept of ‘Proof of God’ in Light of Kant’s Criticisms in Peter Knauer’s Fundamental Theology	Russian
15:45	Alexander A. Bayron	Pushkin Leningrad State University	Immanuel Kant and the Problem of Proofs of God’s Existence	Russian
16:00	Igor N. Zaitsev	Dostoevsky Russian Christian Humanitarian Academy	Refutation and Affirmation of Theodicy in Kant’s Philosophy	Russian
16:15	Alexii I. Kovalchuk	Dostoevsky Russian Christian Humanitarian Academy	‘Between Orthodoxism and Mysticism’: Kant’s Solution to the Problem of the ‘New Human Being’	Russian
16:30	Ilona V. Kulakova	Moscow State Linguistic University	Influence of Immanuel Kant’s Philosophical Ideas on the Formation of Relations between Religion and the State in 19th-Century Germany	Russian
16:45	Alexei V. Lyzlov	Russian State University for the Humanities	Hamann and Kant: Religion of Revelation vs. Religion of Reason	Russian
17:00	Konstantin M. Matsan	Lomonosov Moscow State University	Kantian Motifs in Russian Philosophical Apologetics: Frank, Zenkovsky, Ilyin	Russian
17:45	Oleg N. Nogovitsin	Institute of Sociology of the Russian Academy of Sciences	Liberal Moral Community and the Ideal of Moral Perfection: the Figure of Christ in Kant’s Social Metaphysics	Russian
18:00	Ivan A. Protopopov	Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration	Ontological Proof in Kant’s Philosophy	Russian
18:15	Anton P. Ushakov	Lomonosov Moscow State University	Immanuel Kant in Modern Analytical Theology: Ignoring or Overcoming?	Russian
18:45	Bogdan V. Faul	HSE University	Reception of Immanuel Kant’s Ideas in Analytical Philosophy of Religion and Theology	Russian
19:00	Jason M. Skonieczny	Independent researcher	Is Epistemology Meaningless Without Christ?	Russian
19:15	Andrey G. Myasnikov	Penza State University	On the Impossibility of a Speculative Theoretical Proof of God’s Existence: the Relevance of the Kantian Theme in Post-COVID Russia (A Critical Analysis of Dogmatic Philosophising)	Russian, online
19:30	Tatiana N. Rezvykh	Saint Tikhon’s Orthodox University for Humanities	Jacob Taubes on the Role of Kant in Shaping Western Eschatology	Russian, online

Panel: Ideas of Ancient Philosophy in Kant’s Philosophy

Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University Campus (14, ul. Al. Nevskogo); Auditorium Aquarium 24 April 15:00 – 17:00
Time	Speaker	Affiliation	Presentation Title	Language
15:00	Viktoria A. Vorobyova	Lomonosov Moscow State University	Moral Law through the Prism of the Teachings of Happiness of the Epicureans and Stoics	Russian
15:15	Alexander N. Savenkov	Institute of State and Law of the Russian Academy of Sciences	Realised Freedom as a Meaning-Generating Problem of Kant’s Philosophy of Law and Its Modern Interpretations	Russian
15:30	Sergey V. Garin	Kuban State University	Ancient Greek Philosophy in Kantian Lectures on Logic: Peculiarities and Interpretations (Herder, Philippi, Blomberg, Weiner)	Russian
15:45	Marina P. Grigorieva	Lomonosov Moscow State University	Areteology of Melancholy in the Philosophies of Aristotle and Kant	Russian
16:00	Irina Deretic	University of Belgrade / Serbia	Kant and Plato on Lying	English
16:15	Oleg A. Donskikh	Novosibirsk State University of Economics and Management	Plato’s ‘Frenetic Poet’ and Kant’s ‘Genius’: Problem of the Source of Creativity	Russian
16:30	Andrey G. Zavaliy	American University of Kuwait	Deontological Motives in Ancient Greek Philosophy: Ancient Roots of Kant’s Ethics	Russian
16:45	Sergey A. Melnikov	Institute of Philosophy of the Russian Academy of Sciences	Kant and the Canon of Epicurus: Some Observations	Russian

Panel: Medieval Philosophy and Kantian Criticism

Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University Campus (14, ul. Al. Nevskogo ul.); Auditorium Aquarium 24 April 17:00 – 17:30
Time	Speaker	Affiliation	Presentation Title	Language
17:00	Roman S. Kropotov	Saint Petersburg State University	The Theological Dimension of Kant’s Aesthetics in the Context of the Eastern Church’s Teaching on Divine Energies	Russian
17:15	Andrey A. Tashchian	Kuban State University	On the Kantian Reading of Augustine and the Augustinian Reading of Kant	Russian

Panel: Kant's Ideas in 19th-Century Philosophy

Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University Campus (14, ul. Al. Nevskogo); Auditorium Aquarium 24 April 17:45 – 20:00
Time	Speaker	Affiliation	Presentation Title	Language
17:45	Li Shangrong	University of Bonn / Germany; China	The Scruples of Conscience and All-Sufficient Action: One Kind of Compatibilism between Kant and Hegel	English
18:00	Lazar Milentijevic	Department of Philosophy, University of Novi Sad / Serbia	From Kant to Dostoevsky: the Problem of the Presence of Evil in the World	Russian
18:15	Nikolai B. Afanasov	Institute of Philosophy of the Russian Academy of Sciences	The Modernity of Immanuel Kant: On the Theoretical Origins of the Modern Project	Russian
18:30	Alexandra A. Kosorukova	Patrice Lumumba Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia	Kantian Ideas in the Context of Friedrich Nietzsche’s Philosophy of Morality	Russian
18:45	Alexander A. Lvov	Saint Petersburg State University	Neo-Kantian Disputes on the Foundations of Worldview Philosophy (with Constant Reference to Kant)	Russian
19:00	Arseny D. Savelov	Lomonosov Moscow State University	Early Receptions of Kant’s Philosophy in Scottish Philosophy of the First Half of the 19th Century	Russian
19:15	Ivan Z. Shishkov	Pirogov Russian National Research Medical University	Ernst Friedrich Apelt’s Metaphysical Project of Critique of Pure Reason	Russian
19:30	Anna I. Klimovich	Belarusian State Medical University / Belarus	From Denial to Humility: Kant’s Legacy in Catholic Philosophical Thought in Belarus from the Late 18th Century to the Early 19th Century	Russian, online
19:45	Anatoliy A. Legchilin	Belarusian State University / Belarus	Reception of Immanuel Kant’s Ideas in the Northwestern Region of the Russian Empire: Historiographical Review	Russian, online

Panel: Theoretical and Cognitive Issues in Kant’s Philosophy

Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University Campus (14, ul. Al. Nevskogo); Meeting Room of the Academic Council 25 April 09:30 – 17:15
Time	Speaker	Affiliation	Presentation Title	Language
9:30	Raisa N. Dozhdikova	Belarusian National University of Technology / Belarus	Kant on Truth and Quotidian Cognition	Russian
9:45	Mikhail V. Ilyin	Institute of Scientific Information for Social Sciences, Russian Academy of Sciences	With Kant towards Transdisciplinary Organon Integrator, Extended Evolutionary Synthesis and Anthropocosmogenesis	Russian
10:00	Igor I. Dmitrov	Admiral Kuznetsov Naval Academy	Nature of Thought in Immanuel Kant’s Transcendental Logic	Russian
10:15	Anton A. Ivanenko	Saint Petersburg State University	Immanuel Kant: the Knight of Science and Freedom	Russian
10:30	Maksim A. Ivanov	Southern Federal University	Implicit and Explicit Aspects of Defining Dialectics in Immanuel Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason	Russian
10:45	Dmitry V. Konstantinov	Siberian State University of Physical Education and Sports	Kant, Agnosticism and Cognition	Russian
11:00	Svetlana M. Kuskova	Moscow Institute of Psychoanalysis	Kant's Approach to Analysing Concepts of Understanding	Russian
11:15	Gennady V. Lobastov	Dialectics and Culture Russian Philosophical Society	The Origins and Problems of Kant’s Philosophy	Russian
12:00	Sergey V. Lugovoy	Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University	Elements of Perspectivism in Kant’s Epistemology	Russian
12:15	Ilya A. Lyashko	Saint Petersburg State University of Industrial Technology and Design	The Role of Kant’s Copernican Revolution in the Formation of Dialectical Logic	Russian
12:30	Maksim Yu. Morozov	Kutafin Moscow State Law University	Immanuel Kant and the Development of Materialist Dialectics	Russian
12:45	Vitaly V. Ryabokon	Boris Yeltsin Ural Federal University	Constituting the Object of Cognition in Kant’s Transcendental Logic	Russian
13:00	Konstantin P. Shevtsov	Saint-Petersburg University of the State Fire Service of the EMERCOM of Russia	Time, Space and Motion in Kant’s Philosophy	Russian
13:15	Irina A. Batrakova	Mechnikov North-Western State Medical University of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation	The Problem of Concreteness of Thought in Immanuel Kant’s Philosophy	Russian
13:30	Igor A. Vorontsov	National Research University Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology	On Solving the Problem of Clear and Adequate Presentation of Kant’s Ideas	Russian
15:00	Martin Walter	München, Independent / Germany	Introducing Cortot’s Scattered Sheets: Canon and Organon in The Conflict of the Faculties	German, online
15:15	Ernst Pöppel	Ludwig Maximilian University Munich / Germany	Theoretical and Cognitive Issues in Kant’s Philosophy	English, online
15:30	Luciana Maria Marta Martinez	University of Lisbon, Portugal / Argentina	Logical and Mathematical Analogies	English, online
15:45	Irina N. Sidorenko	Belarusian State University / Belarus	Continuity and Differences in the Approaches of Immanuel Kant and G.W.F. Hegel to the Thematisation of the Idea of Historicity	Russian, online
16:00	Olga F. Ivashchuk	Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration	Reflexive Definitions in Kant and Hegel	Russian, online
16:15	Igor F. Mikhailov	Institute of Philosophy of the Russian Academy of Sciences	Understanding, Insight or the Power of Judgement?	Russian, online
17:00	Svetlana B. Nikonova	Vaganova Academy of Russian Ballet	Ability of Judgement in Kant's Epistemological System	Russian, online

Panel: Kant’s Ethics and the Contemporary Moral Philosophy

Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University Campus (14, ul. Al. Nevskogo); Auditorium Aquarium 25 April 09:30 – 18:15
Time	Speaker	Affiliation	Presentation Title	Language
9:30	Reinhard Hesse	Freiburg University of Education / Germany	Achievements and Shortcomings of Kant’s Philosophy in the Light of the Present Situation of Mankind	English
9:45	Gary Legenhausen	The Imam Khomeini Education and Research Institute/ USA	Kant’s Ethics and the Limits of Apriority	English
10:00	Hamilton Hammond Hagy Beck	Independent researcher / USA, Russian	Can Plagiarism Sometimes Be Ethical? The Case of Hippelʼs Borrowings from Kant	English
10:15	Daniela A. Mozalevskaya	Belarusian State University, Belarusian State University of Informatics and Radioelectronics / Belarus	Immanuel Kant’s Ethical Legacy in Light of Contemporary Moral Philosophy and Digital Society Dynamics	Russian
10:30	Konstantin D. Anisimov	Novosibirsk State National Research University	Place of Kant’s Doctrine in the Ethical Opposition of Egoism–Altruism	Russian
10:45	Oleg S. Volgin	MGIMO University	Sociocentrism vs. the Nature of Duty in Immanuel Kant’s Ethics	Russian
11:00	Ariz Avyazogly Gezalov	Institute of Sociology of the Russian Academy of Sciences	Innovativeness of Immanuel Kant’s Concept of Freedom: Shift from Epistemology to Ethics	Russian
11:15	Sophia V. Glebova	Saint Petersburg State University	On the Problem of (Ir)Responsibility in Kantian Ethics	Russian
12:00	Andrey S. Zilber Ksenia S. Zilber	Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University	Kantian Moral Agency and Artificial Intelligence	Russian
12:15	Olga P. Zubets	Institute of Philosophy of the Russian Academy of Sciences	Auschwitz: Several Questions for Immanuel Kant	Russian
12:30	Elizaveta K. Karpitskaya	Patrice Lumumba Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia	Problem of Deceit in Kantian Philosophy	Russian
12:45	Sergey N. Kocherov	HSE University	Concept of Moral Freedom in Kant and Its Significance for Ethics and Morality	Russian
13:00	Olga I. Machulskaya	Institute of Philosophy of the Russian Academy of Sciences	Theme of Love in Immanuel Kant’s Ethical Concept	Russian
13:15	Tatiana S. Novikova	Institute of Economics and Industrial Production Organisation, Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences	Kant’s Ideas in Substantiating Government Economic Policies: an Agent-Oriented Approach	Russian
13:30	Vadim Yu. Perov	Saint Petersburg State University	The Idea of Moral Autonomy in the Philosophy of Immanuel Kant and Ethical Issues of Artificial Intelligence Systems	Russian
13:45	Nina V. Perova	Institute of Philosophy of the Russian Academy of Sciences	AI as a Means of Biotechnological Moral Enhancement of Humans: Problem of Preserving Autonomy in the Context of Kantian Moral Philosophy	Russian
15:00	Larisa Yu. Piontkevich	National Research University “Moscow Power Engineering Institute”	Problem of Mercy in Kant’s Ethics	Russian
15:15	Anastasia V. Povecherova	Russian State University for the Humanities; Institute of Philosophy of the Russian Academy of Sciences	Christian August Crusius as a Source of Kantian Ethics	Russian
15:30	Alexander V. Razin	Lomonosov Moscow State University	Postulates of Practical Reason in Kant and Self-Interest in Morality	Russian
15:45	Sophia S. Rudakova	Lomonosov Moscow State University	The Role of Kant’s Categorical Imperative in Resolving Ethical Dilemmas: Critical Analysis within Derek Parfit’s Rule Consequentialism	Russian
16:00	Artem T. Yunusov	Institute of Philosophy of the Russian Academy of Sciences	Derek Parfit’s Kantian Contractualism and the Broad Concept of Non-Moral Good	Russian
16:15	Konstantin G. Frolov	Institute of Philosophy of the Russian Academy of Sciences	Hypothetical Imperatives in the Light of Subjectivist and Objectivist Approaches to Normative Reasons	Russian
17:00	Julia V. Shaposhnikova	Saint Petersburg State University	On Kant’s Concept of Sociability and Its Possible Interpretations	Russian
17:15	Dmitry N. Kanavin	HSE University	On the Impossibility of Kantian Ethics within Kantian Epistemology	Russian, online
17:30	Rostislav V. Vasyukov, Ibragim M. Melikov	Russian State Social University; Russian State Social University	Innovativeness of Immanuel Kant’s Concept of Freedom: Shift from Epistemology to Ethics	Russian, online
17:45	Svetlana V. Dimitrova	Volgograd State University	Back to Kantian Ethics!	Russian, online
18:00	Taisa A. Kostritskaya	Patrice Lumumba Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia	What Is ‘Universal’ in the ‘Universal Law’? Kant’s Ethics as a Legacy of Androcentric Tradition	Russian, online

Panel: Kantian Epistemology in the Context of Modern Science

Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University Campus (14, ul. Al. Nevskogo); Lecture Hall 225 (Building 2) 25 April 09:30 – 17:15
Time	Speaker	Affiliation	Presentation Title	Language
9:30	Ekaterina A. Alekseeva	State Academic University of Humanities	Methodological Transcendentalism and AGI as a Transcendentalist Project	Russian
9:45	Taras A. Varkhotov	Lomonosov Moscow State University	Metasubjectivity of Imagination in the Methodology of Thought Experiment	Russian
10:00	Alla G. Vyatkina	Voronezh State University	Kantian System of Categories: the Problem of Development	Russian
10:15	Yana V. Grigorova Sergey V. Komarov	Perm National Research Polytechnic University Perm National State Research University	Analysis of the Problem of Artificial Intelligence through the Lens of Kantian Philosophy	Russian
10:30	Naira V. Danielyan	National Research University Moscow Institute of Electronic Technology	The Subjective and the Objective in Immanuel Kant: Contemporary Meanings	Russian
10:45	Igor V. Dil	Lomonosov Moscow State University	The Problem of Double Affection in Contemporary Philosophy of Science	Russian
11:00	Mikhail V. Zhulkov	Ivanovo State University	Space and Time in Kant’s Doctrine and Modern Natural Science	Russian
11:15	Dmitry V. Zaitsev Natalia V. Zaitseva	Lomonosov Moscow State University	On Proto-Conceptual Thinking: Kant and Cognitive Neuroscience	Russian
12:00	Suren T. Zolyan	Russian-Armenian University / Armenia	Pragmasemantic A Priori: the Conditions of Possibility of Utterance	Russian
12:15	Anastasia A. Zubkovskaya	Institute of Scientific Information for Social Sciences, Russian Academy of Sciences	Kantianism and Evolutionism	Russian
12:30	Vyacheslav I. Kudashov	Siberian Federal University	Kantian Constructivism in the Perspective of Contemporary Cognitive Science	Russian
12:45	Anastasia A. Medova	Astafyev State Pedagogical University of Krasnoyarsk	Space, Time and Corporeality as A Priori Conditions of Experience: a Historical Perspective of the Problem	Russian
13:00	Vera A. Serkova	Peter the Great St Petersburg Polytechnic University	Kant’s Influence on Ideas of Modern Anti-Realism	Russian
13:15	Zinaida A. Sokuler	Lomonosov Moscow State University	Kant’s Interpretation of Mathematics in Light of Contemporary Mathematics Philosophy	Russian
13:30	Irina G. Chernenok	Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University	Kant’s Terminology and the Translation Problem from the Perspective of Cognitive Linguistics	Russian
13:45	Sergio Alberto Fuentes González	Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University / Columbian citizenship	Reimagining AI through Kant’s Lens: Einbildungskraft and the Future of Cognitive Modeling	English
15:00	Elena Yu. Rusyaeva	Trapeznikov Institute of Control Sciences, Russian Academy of Sciences	The Matrix of Judgments According to Immanuel Kant: a Contemporary Interpretation	Russian
15:15	Mikhail A. Belousov	Russian State University for the Humanities	Transcendentalism, Naturalism and Ontology	Russian
15:30	Daria Yu. Krutko	Peter the Great St Petersburg Polytechnic University	The Significance of Experiment in Kant’s Philosophy	Russian, online
15:45	Tatiana G. Leshkevich	Southern Federal University	The Potential of Immanuel Kant’s Philosophical Legacy for Understanding Artificial Intelligence: Intersections and Barriers	Russian, online
16:00	Svetlana A. Martynova	Herzen State Pedagogical University	The Problem of the Mechanism as a Provider of Teleological Explanation of Organized Body/Organism in the Doctrines of Aristotle, Descartes and Kant	Russian, online
16:15	Grigory L. Tulchinsky	Saint Petersburg Branch of HSE University	Kantian Idea of Rationality: A Pragmasemantic Analysis	Russian, online
17:00	Mikhail M. Prokhorov	Nizhny Novgorod State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering	The Epistemological Problem of Contemplation in the Philosophies of Plato and Immanuel Kant	Russian, online

Panel: The 21st Century in Light of Kant’s Philosophy

Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University Campus (14, ul. Al. Nevskogo); Assembly Hall 25 April 09:30 – 18:45
Time	Speaker	Affiliation	Presentation Title	Language
9:30	Ann-Kristin Iwersen	Researcher, Principal Editor of the Russia Today newspaper / Germany	Reason and Science as a Fetish? Western Ideology and the Return of the Political Myth	English
9:45	Andrey Yu. Dudchik	Institute of Philosophy of the National Academy of Sciences / Belarus	On the Compatibility of the Worldly Concept of Philosophy with the Project of Global History of Philosophy	Russian
10:00	Bogdana Koljevic Griffith	Institute for Political Studies/ Serbia	Sensus Communis as The Community Sense – Rethinking Hannah Arendt’s Kant in the 21st Century	English
10:15	Andrey Yu. Alekseev	State Academic University of Humanities; Patrice Lumumba Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia	General and Special Ideas of Immanuel Kant's Transcendental Philosophy in Contemporary Artificial Intelligence Methodology	Russian
10:30	Elena V. Vvedenskaya	Pirogov Russian National Research Medical University	The Relevance of Kant’s Epistemology for the Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence	Russian
10:45	Ekaterina S. Grigorieva	Lomonosov Moscow State University	‘Trying to Wake Up’: Applicability of Immanuel Kant’s Views on Somnambulism to Studies of Contemporary Culture	Russian
11:00	Mikhail Yu. Zagirnyak	Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University	‘I Love Killing the Defenseless’: Is a Moral Evaluation of CRPG Gameplay Possible?	Russian
11:15	Nikita V. Kalinin	Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University	Responsibility Gap in the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence: A Kantian Perspective	Russian
12:00	Anna A. Kostikova	Lomonosov Moscow State University	Contemporary French Philosophy: A Reactualisation of Michel Foucault’s Interpretation of the Kantian Enlightenment Concept	Russian
12:15	Nataliya A. Podzolkova	Ozersk Technological Institute – branch of National Research Nuclear University Moscow Engineering Physics Institute	‘The Starry Sky’ and ‘Moral Law’: Restoring Proportionality between the External and Internal Dimensions of Human Existence	Russian
12:30	Tatiana A. Popova	Tyumen State University	Digital Other: Identity Issues in the Paradigm of Artificial Intelligence	Russian
12:45	Natalia P. Pugacheva	Penza State Agricultural University	New Moral Conditions and New Ethical Imperatives	Russian
13:00	Alexander O. Sabanov	Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University	Towards the Possibility of Metaphysics After Transcendentalism: the Case of Meillassoux	Russian
13:15	Tatiana A. Sidorova	Novosibirsk State National Research University	The Imperative of Solidarity in Addressing Transplantology Issues	Russian
13:30	Artem N. Sunami	Saint Petersburg State University	Kant’s Concept of Freedom and Digital Society	Russian
13:45	Natalia P. Sukhanova	Novosibirsk State University of Economics and Management	Kantian Ideas in the Critical Thinking Education System	Russian
15:00	Natalia A. Chernyak	Dostoevsky State University of Omsk	Anti-Kantian Revolution and Speculative Realism	Russian
15:15	Katerina A. Shipovskikh	College of Entrepreneurship	Why Do Students Choose Neural Networks Over Courage to Use Their Own Reason?	Russian
15:30	Evgeniy L. Shklyar	Saint Petersburg State University	Post-Irony as a Path to the Sublime	Russian
15:45	Roman V. Svetlov	Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University	Kant and Neo-Marxism	Russian
16:00	Anastasiya I. Kriman	Lomonosov Moscow State University; Institute of Scientific Information for Social Sciences, Russian Academy of Sciences	Reassembling the Main Questions of Kant's Philosophy in the Context of Posthumanist Optics	Russian, online
16:15	Tatiana Yu. Bartashevich	Saint Petersburg State University	Moral Paradoxes of Artificial Intelligence Through the Prism of Kant’s Antinomies	Russian, online
17:00	Alina S. Zaykova	Institute of Philosophy and Law, Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences	The Applicability of Kantian Ethics to AI Research	Russian, online
17:15	Valeria A. Kopaneva	Volgograd State Medical University	Immanuel Kant’s Influence on the Development of Philosophical Understanding of the Phenomenon of Recognition	Russian, online
17:30	Larisa A. Minasyan	Don State Technical University	Physics of the 21st Century in Light of Kantian Ideas	Russian, online
17:45	Vasiliy Ya. Perminov	Lomonosov Moscow State University	Currency of Kant’s Philosophy	Russian, online
18:00	Pavel A. Petrov	Lomonosov Moscow State University	The ‘Categorical Imperative’ of the Internet: Philosophical and Methodological Analysis of Obscurity as a Possible Highest Principle of Internet Morality	Russian, online
18:15	Olga R. Chepyuk	Volga Medical Research University	‘Liberation’ from Reason: Kantian Perspectives and Challenges of ‘Capitalism in the Observations’ of the 21st Century	Russian, online

Round table: Reception of Kant’s Cultural and Philosophical Ideas in Humanities Discourse

Institute for Education and Humanities (56A, Chernyshevskogo ul.); Auditorium Scriptorium 25 April 09:30 – 16:45
Time	Speaker	Affiliation	Presentation Title	Language
9:30	Olga N. Astafieva	Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration	On the Projections of Kant’s Conceptual Positions onto the Theoretical Foundations of Cultural Policy	Russian
9:45	Nadezhda G. Baghdasaryan	Bauman Moscow State Technical University	‘Sapere aude!’ – the Courage to Use One’s Own Reason: Prolegomena to the Culture of Humanism	Russian
10:00	Ilya I. Dokuchaev	Saint Petersburg State University	The Concept of Freedom in Kant and the Fundamentals of Modern Cultural Axiology	Russian
10:15	Elena E. Drobysheva	Vaganova Academy of Russian Ballet	Cultura & Natura in the Architectonics and Optics of Contemporary Art	Russian
10:30	Nataliya N. Letina	Ushinsky State Pedagogical University of Yaroslavl	The Anthropological Modus of Contemporary Cinematic Techniques in the Context of Kant’s Ideas	Russian
10:45	Tatiana B. Sidneva	Mikhail Glinka Nizhny Novgorod State Conservatory	Dialogue of Music and Poetry in the Architectonics of Culture: From Kant to Contemporary Humanities Discourse	Russian
11:00	Tatiana N. Suminova	Moscow State Institute of Culture	Kant’s Cultural and Philosophical Ideas and the Current Transformations of Reality	Russian
11:15	Marina N. Fomina	Voronezh State University	Kant’s Philosophy of Culture as a Philosophy of Transcendentalism: Philosophical Reflection from Windelband to Mezhuev	Russian
12:00	Margarita G. Plieva	Institute of Civilizations	Kant’s Philosophy in the Poetry and Paintings of Kosta Khetagurov	Russian
12:15	Vladimir N. Nazarov	Lev Tolstoy State Pedagogical University of Tula	Kant’s Concept of Pure Reason as a Cultural Universal	Russian
12:30	Elena D. Meleshko	Lev Tolstoy State Pedagogical University of Tula	Meaning of Culture in Kant’s Philosophy and Tolstoy’s Religious and Moral Teachings	Russian
12:45	Andrey S. Savvinov	Ammosov North-Eastern Federal University	Space, Time and Categories of Understanding in the Aiyy Doctrine of the Sakha People	Russian
13:00	Tatiana V. Kuznetsova	Lomonosov Moscow State University	The Beautiful as a Form of Rationale and Beauty According to Kant	Russian
13:15	Larisa M. Gavrilina	Moscow State Institute of Culture	Paradoxes of Aestheticisation in Contemporary Culture	Russian
13:30	Alexander L. Zorin	Krasnodar State Institute of Culture	Kant’s Ideas on the Foundation of the Philosophy of Culture	Russian
13:45	Irina V. Malygina	Moscow State Linguistic University	The Heuristic Potential of Kant’s Ideas in Contemporary Studies of Cultural Identity	Russian
15:00	Anna V. Kostina	Moscow University for Humanities	Kant’s Anthropology and Its Influence on Modern Cultural and Philosophical Knowledge	Russian, online
15:15	Alexander V. Rukin	Zhukov Air and Space Defence Academy	Kantian Anthropology in the Context of Informational Reality	Russian, online
15:30	Asiyet Yu. Shadzhe	Adyghe State University	Rethinking Kant’s Cultural and Philosophical Principle of the Art of Education in Modern Conditions	Russian, online
15:45	Alla N. Yanykina	Kazan State University of Culture	In the Footsteps of Kant’s and Nietzsche’s Philosophy in Bulgakov’s Novel The Master and Margarita	Russian, online
16:00	Nikolai A. Khrenov	State Institute for Art History	Immanuel Kant and the Concept of Revolutions in Contemporary Humanities	Russian, online
16:15	Sabira Nematzade Sabina Nematzade	Baku State University / Azerbaijan Buniyatov Institute for Eastern Studies; Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences / Azerbaijan	The Influence of Immanuel Kant's Ethical Views on the Philosophy of Hilmi Ziya Ülken	Russian, online
16:30	Alexander A. Gutsalov	Likhachev Russian Research Institute for Cultural and Natural Heritage	The Problem of Association and Synthesis in Kant’s Philosophy and Edmund Husserl’s Phenomenology	Russian, online

Panel: Kant’s Political Philosophy and Its Relevance in the Modern World

Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University Campus (14, ul. Al. Nevskogo); Lecture Hall 227 (Building 2) 25 April 09:30 – 14:00
Time	Speaker	Affiliation	Presentation Title	Language
9:30	Bruce Matthews	Independent researcher / USA	Kant’s Kingdom of Ends and a Multipolar World	English
9:45	Ngong Dzenchuo Nestor	Independent researcher / Cameroon	Crossroads Between the Kantian and African Philosophies	English
10:00	Olivier Bert	University of the Free State / South Africa	Kant’s Perpetual Peace (1795) and the Russia – Ukraine/NATO conflict	English
10:15	Jens Jørgen Nielsen	Independent researcher / Denmark	Current Perspectives for an International World Order	English
10:30	Wang Yue	Patrice Lumumba Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia / Chinese citizenship	Kantian Culture of Anarchy and Its Application in Alexander Wendt’s Constructivism	Russian
10:45	Olga L. Granovskaya	Far Eastern Federal University	Immanuel Kant and the Antinomies of Modern Political Philosophy of Consent	Russian
11:00	Dmitry P. Zhukov	Lomonosov Moscow State University	The Relevance of Kantian Antagonism in the Context of the Deliberative and Agonistic Approaches to Politics	Russian
11:15	Daria A. Kozlova	Lomonosov Moscow State University	Concepts of War and Peace in the Works of Immanuel Kant and Ernst Jünger: a Comparative Analysis	Russian
12:00	Ivan B. Mikirtumov	HSE University	Enlightenment According to Kant: the Project and the Utopia	Russian
12:15	Karen A. Mirzoev	Saint Petersburg State University	The Idea of Enlightenment in Kant’s Political Philosophy: the Paradox of the Purpose of History	Russian
12:30	Nikolai S. Rozov	Institute of Philosophy and Law, Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences	The Interconnection of Kant’s Ethical, Political and Philosophical-Historical Ideas: Intellectual Potential for the 21st Century	Russian
12:45	Varvara A. Sergeeva	Tyumen State University	Kant’s Philosophy and Anarchism: Are Intersections Impossible?	Russian
13:00	Evgeniy G. Tsurkan	Lomonosov Moscow State University	To Reason or to Obey: Public and Private Use of Reason in the Academia	Russian
13:15	Andrey N. Muravyov	Institute of Philosophy, Saint Petersburg State University	Immanuel Kant and the Bright Future of Mankind	Russian
13:30	Danila S. Krasnov	HSE University	Federalism and Republicanism in the Political Philosophy of Immanuel Kant	Russian, online
13:45	Emilia N. Perevalova	Ulyanovsk State Agricultural Academy	The 20th Century Through the Lens of Kantian Philosophy	Russian, online

Panel: The Fate of Kant’s Philosophy in the 20th Century

Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University Campus (14, ul. Al. Nevskogo); Lecture Hall 229 (Building 2) 25 April 09:30 – 17:45
Time	Speaker	Affiliation	Presentation Title	Language
9:30	Artem P. Besedin	Lomonosov Moscow State University	Pre-Critical Descriptive Metaphysics of Kant	Russian
9:45	Pavel E. Boyko	Kuban State University	Wissenschaft der Philosophie as the Truth of Kant’s Copernican Revolution: On the Necessity of Neo-Classical Reform of Contemporary Philosophical Knowledge and Education	Russian
10:00	Elena G. Dragalina-Chernaya	HSE University	Logic as Formal Philosophy: From Kant to Frege and Husserl	Russian
10:15	Anna I. Ivanova	Kursk State University	The Influence of Kant's Ideas on the Formation of Paul Ricoeur’s Reflexive Philosophy	Russian
10:30	Maria A. Kobrinets	Lomonosov Moscow State University	The Influence of Immanuel Kant’s Ideas on the Religious Philosophy of Gabriel Marcel	Russian
10:45	Svetlana A. Konacheva	Russian State University for the Humanities	Heidegger, Kant and Traditional Metaphysics: On the Possibility of Meta-Metaphysics	Russian
11:00	Evgeniy V. Loginov	Lomonosov Moscow State University	The Influence of Kant’s Ideas on Wilfrid Sellars’s Philosophy of Mind	Russian
11:15	Vladimir I. Medvedev	Saint Petersburg State Maritime Technical University	A Kantian Revolution in 20th Century Philosophy of Language	Russian
12:00	Denis V. Mikhalev	Saint Tikhon’s Orthodox University for Humanities	A Close Look at Humanity Through Centuries and Ideas: Immanuel Kant as a Precursor and Inspirer of Jean Lacroix and Emmanuel Mounier’s Personalist System	Russian
12:15	Kirill V. Prozumentik	Perm branch of HSE University	Metaphysics of Desire in the Ethics of Immanuel Kant and Emmanuel Levinas	Russian
12:30	Dmitry G. Smirnov	Ivanovo State University	Vernunft Forschung: Immanuel Kant and Vladimir Vernadsky	Russian
12:45	Alexandra Yu. Starkova	Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University	Communicative Problematics in Kantian Understanding of Symbol	Russian
13:00	Oksana I. Tselishcheva	Institute of Philosophy and Law, Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences	Kant Through the Lens of Richard Rorty’s Neopragmatism	Russian
13:15	Alexandra V. Shvindt	Novosibirsk State National Research University	The Influence of Kant on Charles Peirce’s Philosophy of Pragmatism	Russian
13:30	Leonid A. Maltsev	Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University	The Category of Space in the System of Intertextual Connections in Bolesław Miciński’s Essay ‘Portrait of Kant’	Russian
13:45	Marina N. Volf	Institute of Philosophy and Law, Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences	The a priori History of Kant’s and Hegel’s Philosophy	Russian
15:00	Angelo Loreti	Patrice Lumumba Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia / Italian citizenship	On the Influence of Kantian Criticism on the Philosophy of Ludwig Wittgenstein’s Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus	Russian, online
15:15	Julia B. Melikh	Lomonosov Moscow State University	Immanuel Kant, Nikolai Berdyaev and Philosophical Eras	Russian, online
15:30	Anastasia A. Levenets	HSE University	Marc Richir’s Experiments in the Phenomenological Reading of Kantian Aesthetics	Russian, online
15:45	Karina V. Anufrieva	Tver State University	Wilhelm Dilthey and Immanuel Kant: Reason Faced with the Challenge of Historical Experience	Russian, online
16:00	Danila A. Volkov	HSE University	From Empiricism and Subjectivity to Criticism and Transcendentalism: Gilles Deleuze’s Journey from Hume to Kant and Back	Russian, online
16:15	Boris L. Gubman	Tver State University	Kant’s Doctrine of Reflective Judgement and the Hermeneutic Approach to the Constitution of the Human World	Russian, online
17:00	Gleb P. Kupriyanov	HSE University	Heidegger’s Interpretation of Kant in the 1920s: Sources and Dynamics	Russian, online
17:15	Lolita B. Makeeva	HSE University	Kant, Putnam’s Internal Realism and Metaphysics	Russian, online
17:30	Alexander A. Pisarev	Institute of Philosophy of the Russian Academy of Sciences	Kantian Anthropology in Foucault’s Interpretation and Foucauldianism	Russian, online

Panel: Kant and Kantianism in Russia: History, Discussions and Influence

Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University Campus (14, ul. Al. Nevskogo); Lecture Hall 231 (Building 2) 25 April 09:30 – 18:45
Time	Speaker	Affiliation	Presentation Title	Language
9:30	Ekaterina M. Boltunova	HSE University	Immanuel Kant’s Grave in Soviet Kaliningrad: Discussions on Cultural and Historical Heritage in the USSR in the 1940s-1970s	Russian
9:45	Pavel A. Vladimirov	Patrice Lumumba Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia; Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration	The Problem of Knowledge Reliability in Alexander Vvedensky’s Criticism	Russian
10:00	Aram A. Ter-Vardanyan	Russian-Armenian University / Armenia	Kant’s Role in the Development of Philosophical Thought in Pre-Revolutionary Russia	Russian
10:15	Daria S. Dolgoborodova	Saint Petersburg State University	Immanuel Kant’s Transcendental Philosophy and Mikhail Bakhtin's Theory of Authorship	Russian
10:30	Igor I. Evlampiev	Saint Petersburg State University	The Problem of Time and Number in the Philosophies of Immanuel Kant, Henri Bergson and Semyon Frank	Russian
10:45	Viktor L. Kaploun	European University in Saint Petersburg	The First Russian Response to Kant’s Article ‘Answering the Question: What is Enlightenment?’: Ideas and Hidden Quotations from Kant’s Article in Alexander Radishchev’s Journey from St Petersburg to Moscow	Russian
11:00	Leonid Y. Kornilaev	Lomonosov Moscow State University	The Typology of Pavel Tikhomirov’s Epistemological Teachings and the Place of Immanuel Kant's Philosophy in It	Russian
11:15	Svetlana N. Korobkova	Saint Petersburg State University of Aerospace Instrumentation	Mikhail Filippov on Kant’s Realism: Before the Critique and Without a Critique	Russian
12:00	Inga Yu. Matveeva	Russian State Institute of Performing Arts	Immanuel Kant in the Artistic Consciousness of Alexander Blok	Russian
12:15	Oleg A. Matveichev	Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation	Akim Volynsky: a Pioneer of Russian Kantianism?	Russian
12:30	Maksim E. Megem	Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University	Immanuel Kant in Commemorative Practices and Memory Politics in the Kaliningrad Region	Russian
12:45	Daniil A. Morozov	HSE University	Monstrous Kant and Antinomies in the Reflections of Yakov Golosovker	Russian
13:00	Maria M. Ozhigova	Lomonosov Moscow State University	The Influence of Kant’s Philosophy on Russian Literature in the Early 20th Century: Maxim Gorky’s Polemic with Immanuel Kant	Russian
13:15	Varvara S. Popova	Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University	Immanuel Kant and Syllogistics: Alexander Vvedensky’s Interpretation and its Critique	Russian
13:30	David O. Rozhin	Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University	Did Viktor Kudryavtsev-Platonov Use Kant’s Concept of Empirical Synthesis in His Doctrine of Ideal Cognition?	Russian
13:45	Andrey A. Safonov	Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University; Russian Philosophy Regional Association	Pavel Florensky’s Unconscious Kantianism	Russian
15:00	Mohammad Reza Esmkhani	Iranian Institute of Philosophy, Tehran / Iran	Kant, Wittgenstein and The Bounds of Sense	English
15:15	Alexei M. Sokolov	Saint Petersburg State University	Transcendental Idealism and the Philosophy of Common Cause	Russian
15:30	Juliya V. Sokolova	National Research University “Moscow Power Engineering Institute”	Multilingualism as a Unique Feature of Vasily Seseman’s Work	Russian
15:45	Nikolai S. Chizhkov	Institute of Philosophy of the Russian Academy of Sciences	The Influence of Immanuel Kant’s Philosophy on the Formation of Nikolai Karamzin’s Philosophical Worldview	Russian
16:00	Artem A. Krotov	Lomonosov Moscow State University	French Neo-Criticism and Russian Philosophy	Russian
16:15	Tatiana G. Shchedrina Irina O. Shchedrina Boris I. Pruzhinin	Moscow Pedagogical State University; Institute of Philosophy, Russian Academy of Sciences HSE University Institute of Philosophy, the Russian Academy of Sciences	Immanuel Kant in the Philosophical Anthropology of Gustav Shpet: New Archive Materials	Russian, hybrid
17:00	Alexander B. Yartsev	Lomonosov Moscow State University	Reception of Kant’s Philosophical Ideas in the USSR in the 1930s-1950s: Posing the Problem	Russian
17:15	Pavel A.Olkhov	HSE University; Belgorod State University	On the Ideological Influence of Immanuel Kant on Nikolai Strakhov’s Style of Thought	Russian, online
17:30	Elena Ye. Mikhailova	Tver State University	Kant’s Ideas in Lev Lopatin's Philosophy: Moral Law and Personal Experience	Russian, online
17:45	Alexander V. Shevtsov	Moscow Aviation Institute (National Research University)	Immanuel Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason in the Reception of Mikhail Karinsky: From Transcendentalism to Self-Evident Truths	Russian, online
18:00	Alexander I. Loiko	Belarusian National University of Technology / Belarus	Kantian Philosophy at the Boundary between Western and Eastern Europe	Russian, online
18:15	Maria Ya. Matsevich	Belarusian National University of Technology / Belarus	Kant’s Crossroads: From Episteme to Sofia	Russian, online
18:30	Nikita I. Kolesnikov	Kuban State University	Kant’s Doctrine of the Essence of the State and Law in the Social Philosophy of Ivan Ilyin	Russian, online
18:45	Sergey A. Nizhnikov	Patrice Lumumba Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia	Problematic Nature of Interpreting Kant’s Works in Russian Metaphysical Thought	Russian, online

Round table: The World of Immanuel Kant

Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University Campus (14, ul. Al. Nevskogo); Auditorium Skvorechnik 25 April 09:30 – 13:30
Time	Speaker	Affiliation	Presentation Title	Language
9:30	Elena V. Baranova	Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University	Virtual Reconstruction of the Architectural Appearance of Medieval Streets: Problems and Solutions in the World of Immanuel Kant Project	Russian
9:45	Irina V. Belintseva	Central Research and Design Institute of the Russian Ministry of Construction Industry	Buildings in Kaliningrad that Saw Immanuel Kant: Awaiting Virtual or Actual Reconstruction	Russian
10:00	Nikolai S. Belov	Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University	Digital Replicas and Reconstruction of Historical Objects: Challenges and Prospects	Russian
10:15	Natalia A. Boldyreva	Institute of World History, Russian Academy of Sciences	Reconstruction of Urban Quotidien Life in Königsberg in the Last Quarter of the 18th Century: Searching for Sources	Russian
10:30	Leonid I. Borodkin	Lomonosov Moscow State University	Digital 4D Reconstructions in Historical Urban Planning	Russian
10:45	Vyacheslav A. Vereshchagin	Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University	Virtual Reconstruction of the Architectural Appearance of Medieval Streets: Problems and Solutions in the World of Immanuel Kant Project	Russian
11:00	Yuri V. Kostyashov	Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University	The Return of Kant (Based on Materials from the Kaliningrad Press of the Perestroika Period)	Russian
11:15	Gennady V. Kretinin Alexander S. Makarychev	Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University Kaliningrad Regional Museum of History and Arts	Kant as a Theorist of Fortification and a Russian Subject: an Experience of Historical Investigation	Russian
12:00	Svetlana S. Levoshko	Saint Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering	Public Spaces in Modern Urban Planning in the Focus of Kantian Ethical Philosophy	Russian
12:15	Vitaly N. Maslov	Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University	Virtual Reconstruction of the Architectural Appearance of Medieval Streets: Problems and Solutions in the World of Immanuel Kant Project	Russian
12:30	Alexander S. Novikov	Kaliningrad Regional Museum of History and Arts	On the History of the Copy of Immanuel Kant Monument in Kaliningrad	Russian
12:45	Angelina V. Stalmakova	Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University	The Return of Kant (Based on Materials from the Kaliningrad Press of the Perestroika Period)	Russian
13:00	Denis I. Zherebyatyev	Lomonosov Moscow State University	The Old Königsberg of the Late 19th Century in Modern Kaliningrad: Aerial Panoramas and 3D Terrain Scanning	Russian, online
13:15	Mikhail A. Rogov	Dubna University; Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration	New Art History Intervisuality vs Parergon	Russian, online