Meeting (2003): AHA Session 107: Social Scientific Expertise and the Problem of the Self: Prejudice, Cognition, and Authenticity in Post World War II America



			Saturday, January 4, 2:30–4:30 p.m. American Historical Association Annual Meeting Sessions 107. Social Scientific Expertise and the Problem of the Self: Prejudice, Cognition, and Authenticity in Post World War II America Palmer House, Crystal Room Chair: Deborah J. Coon, University of California at San Diego Papers: Psychological Experts, Prejudice, and Popular Cultural Representation in the Post-World War Two United States Jay Garcia, Yale University Cognition, Creativity, and the Cold War Jamie Cohen&-Cole, Princeton University Encounter Groups and the Authentic Self Laura Kim Lee, University of California at Los Angeles Comment: James H. Capshew, Indiana University
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107. Social Scientific Expertise and the Problem of the Self: Prejudice, Cognition, and Authenticity in Post World War II America