Here is a list of presenters and presentations given to IFI since 2020.

Presenter	Paper Title
Sergei Alushkin	Fichte and Schelling through the eyes of Ilyenkov
Sergei Alushkin	Ilyenkov’s Dialectical Logic – Essay 3: Kant
Rogney Piedra Arencibia	Ilyenkov and Engels’ Dialectics of Nature: Interaction as the concrete-universal form of development
Rogney Piedra Arencibia	Ilyenkov’s Dialectics of the Ideal and Engels’ Dialectics of Nature
Siyaves Azeri	Reclaiming the reflection theory of truth
Siyaves Azeri	The ‘Ideal’ Match: On the Reality of Thinking
Andrew Brown	lyenkov’s Dialectical Logic: Chapters 1-2
Andrew Brown	Social activity as key to connecting mind and world
Alan Díaz	The AI Fetish
Mikhail Epstein	Theories in Practice: How the Humanities Can Change the World
Andrea Gambarotto	An Enactive Account of Labour
Olga Ivashchuk	How is Mozart Possible? On the Elective Affinity of Norbert Elias and Evald Ilyenkov
Olga Ivashchuk	Dialectics as Logic
Olga Ivashchuk	On the social function of Soviet creative Hegelianism
Isabel Jacobs	On the Soul: Ilyenkov’s Theory of Personality
Maria Karakutsa	Ilyenkov’s Workshop of Thinking
Martin Küpper	Reclaiming the reflection theory of truth
Alex Levant	The AI Fetish
Alex Levant	A ‘Special Reality’ with a ‘Peculiar Objectivity’: On EV Ilyenkov and Activity Theory
Andrey Maidansky	Ilyenkov and Freedom of the Will
Andrey Maidansky	Discoveries in the Ilyenkov archive
Elena Mareeva	S. Mareev and Ilyenkov’s Concept of the Ideal
Maxim Morozov	Ilyenkov’s “A Contribution to a Conversation About Meshcheryakov”
Andrzej W Nowak	Matter of Struggle: Ilyenkov vs. Actor-Network Theory and the Material/Ontological Turn
Martin Albert Persch	The Universal Animal: Dialectics of the first and second nature
Kyrill Potapov	Designing Ilyenkovian AI systems
Kyrill Potapov	Evald Vasiyevich Ilyenkov “Personality and Collective”
Kyrill Potapov	Vygotsky, Ilyenkov and the Origins of Language
Kyrill Potapov	Who failed? Failed who? Žižek’s critique of Ilyenkov
Joshua Simon	The Dividual
Alexander Surmava	Evald Ilyenkov and the development of Marxist thought