North American Gordon Pask Archive

A large percentage of the published (and some unpublished) papers by Andrew Gordon Speedie-Pask, M.A., Ph.D., D.Sc., Sc.D., are available on an informal basis from his North American Archive, founded around 1990 at PANGARO Incorporated in Washington, DC, and now in New York City. Please note:

No formal archiving or curatorial processes have been accomplished, although Gonçalo Furtado visited the archive in 2008 and did an excellent job preparing this updated content listing, which is the best way to review the archive's contents.
All effort will be made to provide copies of available documents to researchers, and response will be given as resources permit.
Some help may be possible to guide the researcher to specific areas or papers.
No papers after 1982 are housed in this Archive. In future this will be remedied by the efforts of the University of Vienna, who have acquired a large and more complete collection of materials from Pask's family.
Where copies are already available or inexpensive, only the cost of postage will be requested by return post; for larger texts a small additional per-page charge for the cost of photocopying may be added.
Some additional artifacts are present and available for on-site scrutiny, including original S.A.K.I typing tutor modules and some face plates from apparati,including Charlie Gas, Statlab (with a complete set of overlay cards), Eucrates (one plate only).

Updated Content Listing by Gonçalo Furtado [PDF]

Brief History of the North American Gordon Pask Archive [PDF]
published in Gordon Pask, Philosopher Mechanic

Outdated Listing of the Pask Archive with Full Pask Bibliography

Gordon Pask 1928 - 1996, London Guardian Newspaper

Gordon Pask 1928 - 1996, American Society for Cybernetics