The Center’s Archive is open for visitation and scholarly consultation. To arrange an in-person research visit, or to request digital copies of specific materials (where available), please email us.

Copyright Permissions: The Saul Kripke Center at CUNY’s Graduate Center does not hold the copyright to the materials in its archive. Therefore, the Saul Kripke Center cannot grant or deny permission to use these works. Accordingly, you are solely responsible for obtaining permission for your intended use. Please note that permission to examine digital materials, audio recordings, or printed copies is not an authorization to publish. The Saul Kripke Center has been advised that permission to publish should be sought from the current owner of the rights. Romina Birman (née Padró), the owner of the rights, may be contacted via her counsel Karin Gustafson at the law firm of Becker, Glynn, Muffly, Chassin & Hosinski located in New York City.

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