The Archives of Scientific Philosophy was founded in 1973 and preserves the papers of leading philosophers in the traditions of Logical Positivism, Logical Empiricism, as well as their intellectual heirs and critics. As the collection grows, it represents major trends of philosophy from the 20th century forward.
Finding aids are the primary means of learning about an archival collection, but you can also search a name or other keyword in the search bar above and specify either finding aids or digitized content. To browse the finding aids or digital collections, use the links below. Note, only part of the Archives of Scientific Philosophy is digitized.
