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[Gaps and question marks punctuate the 140 page transcript, but the conversations between Peter Janney and Martin Duberman are a remarkable record of the Fall, 1969 seminar. Edited and reorganized, the material sheds light on the seminar as an encounter group, the “spectator syndrome” of non-participation, the meager value of studying history, the need for college students to learn outside class, and the influence of particular individuals on group dynamics.]
Published: Nov 9, 2021
Keywords: Princeton University; Martin Duberman; 1960s; Encounter group
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