Associated Societies Worldwide

Fondation Jean Piaget

The Fondation Jean Piaget was created by Piaget in 1978 to fund research at the archives Piaget. It has no physical location but the website supplies 500 texts of Piaget for free.

https://www.fondationjeanpiaget.ch/fjp/site/textes/index.php

Archives of Jean Piaget

The Archives Jean Piaget (full name: Fondation des archives Jean Piaget) was created in 1974 by Bärbel Inhelder. It has a physical existence at the university of Geneva and the mission of collecting and cataloging all of Piaget works and secondary litterature (± 20’000 papers). The Archives Piaget conserves all the protocols of the experiments by the school of Geneva (100’000), the archives of the Center of genetic epistemology. From 2012, thanks to a convention with the Family Piaget, the Archives Piaget received the Donation famille Piaget, i.e. all the archival material found in the Villa Piaget: the personal library, the manuscripts, the correspondences of Piaget and his family, and of several members of the Geneva school. Part of this is accessible at https://ael.archivespiaget.ch/

For more precision and research, ask marc.ratcliff@unige.ch

https://archivespiaget.ch/en/

In this achive, you can gain access to the Bibliographie Piaget that contains extensive references of Piaget’s work.

https://archivespiaget.ch/en/jean-piaget/oeuvre/