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TITLE National Endowment for the : Twenty-Second Annual Report--1987. SPONS AGENCY National Endowment for the Humanities (NFAH), , D.C. PUB DATE 87 NOTE 186p. AVAILABLE FROM National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH), Room 406, 1100 Pennsylvania Ave., NW, Washington, DC 20506 (single copies free). PUB TYPE Reports - General (140)

EDRS PRICE MF01/PC08 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS *Endowment Funds; *Federal Programs; *Grants; *Humanities; Philanthropic Foundations IDENTIFIERS *National Endowment for the Humanities

ABSTRACT Reflecting the efforts of the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) to support.the humanities in all their aspects, this report lists federal funds obligated for grants made in the 1987 fiscal year through the Endowment's five divisions (Education Programs, Fellowships and Seminars, General Programs, Research Programs, and State Programs) and through two offices--the Office of Challenge Grants and the Office of Preservation. The report provides brief descriptions of all NEH programs. Special Attention is given to the publication of "American Memory: A Report on the Humanities in the Nation's Public Schools." HEM has established a research center at the University of California at Los Angeles to study the way history is taught in elementary and secondary schools, and has launched the NEH/Reader's Digest Teacher-Scholar Program to provide one-year sabbaticals for elementary and secondary school teachers. In addition, ".he report includes lists of panelists, senior staff members, and members of the National Council on the Humanities, as well as a financial report for the year and a state-by-state index of grants. (ARH)

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Cover In American Memory: A Report on the Humanities in the Nation's Public Schools, NEH Chairman Lynne V Cheney called for students to "read great works of literature." Pictured are some American authors and poets who have created works that continue to be of enduring value: (lop row left to right) Nathaniel Hawthorne, Robert Frost, Willa Cather, (bottom row left to right) John Greenleaf Whittier ---, Emily Dickinson, Martin Luther King, Jr, and Samuel --- Langhorne Clemens (Mark Train).

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April 15, 1988

Dear Mr. President: I have the honor of transmitting to you the To improve humanities education in our "Mark the Evangelist I' annualreport of the National Endowment for the schools, we recommend changes in curricula, Ruing," from a Book Humanities for fiscal year 1987. It reflects our textbooks, and in the ways our teachers are of Hours in the collec- continuing effort to support the humanities in all trained and sustained. Through the Endow- tion of the Gibbers their aspects: to encourage education projects, ment's programs, we have also undertaken efforts Gallery , early scholarly research, and programs for the general to help bring these changes about. sixteenth century. public. During 1987, then, we have laid particular In 1987 the gallery In all three areas, the year 1987 saw the fruition stress on education; we have done so in the sure received support from ofprojects relating to the two-hundredth anniver- knowledge that improving the teaching and the Division of sary of the Constitution. During the bicentennial learning of the humanities in our schools will General Programs for year, the Endowment's congressionally man- help forward research in and public appreciation an exhibition and dated report on humanities education in the of the humanities as well. The scholars of tomor- catalogue, "Time elementary and secondary levels was also com- row are in our schools today, as are the citizens Sanctified. The Book pleted. With our report, entitled American Mem- who will guide this nation well into the twenty- of Hours and Late ory we hope that we have helped place human- first century. If the lives of all Americans are Medieval Culture." ities education on the agenda of education enriched by an appreciation of the humanities, reform. our country will fulfill the vision of those who During the past several years, the importance gathered in Philadelphia in 1787, a vision, in of improving education in science and math has Madison's words, of "liberty and learning, each been widely recognized. American Memory ar- leaning on the other for their surest and mutual gues that teaching and learning in such disci- support" plines as history and literature are also crucial. "Knowledge of the ideas that have molded us and Sincerely, the ideas that have mattered to us functions as a kind of civic glue," the report says. "Our history and literature give us symbols to share; they help us all, no matter how diverse our backgrounds, Lynne V. Cheney feel part of a common undertaking:' Chairman 1 4. 1

Let, 1,7,134"Z,. ".3. TABLE OF CONTENTS

Letters of Introduction 6 Thefac fa tall case dock made by How the Endowment Works 10 William Claggett of Newport, ca. 173Z in American Memory 12 the collection of the Rhode Island Histor- The Jefferson Lecture 14 ical Society which received a challenge Division of Education Programs 16 grant in 1987 to restore the John Brown house, Division of Fellowships and Seminars 26 7 to create an endow- ment for operating Division of General Programs 64 costs relating to the humanities, and to Division of P:search Programs 105 make certain physical improvements to the Division of State Programs 130 society's facilities.

Office of Challenge Grants 137

Office of Preservation 145

National Capital and Cultural Affairs 151

Panelists in Fiscal Year 1987 153

Senior Staff Members of the Endowment 175

Members of the National Council on the Humanities 177

Summary of Grants and Awards for Fiscal Year 1987 178

Financial Report for Fiscal Year 1987 180

Index of Grants 181

7 FROM THE DEPUTY CHAIRMAN

quick survey of the state of man 's analysis and defense of the the humanities in America might lead the casual teaching of literature and history in the schools observer to be deeply pessimistic. In colleges and has been widespread and deep. Indeed, if one universities the number of students majoring in looks over the grants reported in this volume, humanities disciplines remains depressed. Some perhaps a more salutary view of the health of the professional organizations in the humanities do humanities might begin to emerge. not hesitate to defend narrowness and height- In all our divisions and activities we have ened specialization in the academic realm, or to attempted to keep clearly in mind the need for a downplay the necessity of transmitting the great restoration of understanding ofthe humanities at texts of literature to future generations. In our all levels of society. We have, for example, taken schools we have reports that students know far seriously our obligation to translate the works of less than they should about history and literature the humanities to the broader public. We have that two-thirds, for example, do not know when resisted the notion that the. great literature, the Civil War was fought or that half had no idea significant events, or fundamental questions en- that Keats or Wordsworth or Byron were poets. compassed by the humanities can be given to Yet, without denyingthe validity ofthose facts, public audiences only in snippets or by adultera- there's some cause for optimism. This past year, tion. We have tried to continue to adhere to a for example, saw a number ofserious books in the standard of excellence without ever confusing public marketindeed, on the "best seller" list excellence with either narrow erudition or with that argued for a restoration of broad gauged the simply interesting or entertaining. humanities studies at all levels of American In our fellowship programs we have continued education. The reception accorded NEH Chair- to seek out scholars whose work holds the promise of interest and significance not only for Antique gold and sil- themselves but for their disciplines and, indeed, ver pencils. A scholar across disciplines. In our Division of Research at Programs, we have taken great pains to explain received a Fellowship that we do not believe words such as "significant" for University Teachers and "important" to be empty. We ask of all such from the Division of applicants that their work be defended not simply Felloivships and Semi- on the grounds of an innovative approach or nars in 1987 to insight, but that the case clearly be made for the research and write a power of the research to illumine major issues, book on the history of events, or questions of recognizable significance the pencil, With a or importance to their peers. Pencil: An Essay on We have not been content with cultivating the Engineering and humanities in those areas where they already Culture. flourish. As this list of grants will attest, our attempts to reach out to elementary and second- ary school teachers have all proceeded quite well. Through such initiatives as our Access to Excel- lence Program, groups and institutions new to LETTERS OF the Endowment have found NEH receptive to INTRODUCTION their proposals. Yet, at no time was any criterion other than worth, merit, or excellence in effect. 6 All projects selected for support by the Endow- ment go through a rigorous process of review. general public in ways that have truly been Ralph Earl's portrait Every proposal is subject to the same careful enlightening and educational? Third, have we of ChiePustice Oliver scrutiny. We ask all panelists and reviewers to give used the taxpayers' money to support scholarly Ellsworth and his wife us their best professional judgment of the signifi- projects of significance and importance, projects Abigail Giblcott (1792) cance, the centrality, and the importance of the that help illumine major issues in humanities is part of "Ralph Earl projects before them. These criteria apply to research? Fourth, have we made the virtues and and His Yankee research projects that may seem of immediate uses of the humanities available more widey to Patrons, an exhibi- interest only to scholars z s well as to television new institutions, new scholars, new teachers, new tum organized by the programs that we trust will be seen by a large students? Gitalsorth Athe- segment of the viewing public. Through our Our answers to those questions will help, I neum. with support in efforts, we hope to continue to offer Americans at trust, give us a realistic picture of one small 1987 front the Division all levels of society access to the best that has been portion of the world of the humanities and qf General Programs. thought and known. counteract both bleak pessimism and empty Ellsworth was a dele- In sum then, we ask you to view this annual optimism about the state of the humanities in gate to the Constitu- report in the following light: First, how well have American life. tional Convention and we succeeded in helping to restore and transmit is portrayed holding a the tradition of humanities learning and teaching copy of the document. in all its fullness and complexity? Second, have John Agresto we been able to present the humanities for the Deputy Chairman 7 FROM THE ASSISTANT CHAIRMAN FOR PROGRAMS

n consequence of the insights that needs within the humanities at the elementary informedAmerican Memory,the Chairman's re- and secondary levels. port about the state of the humanities in elemen- Good scholarship is the foundation for good tary and secondary schools, the Endowment teaching, and the Endowment in fiscal year 1987 emphasized and expanded its efforts for educa- maintained a healthy commitment to human- tion during the past year. A primary goal of the ities research. Over half of the 2,873 new awards Endowment's work on behalf of the humanities came from the Division of Research Programs in the schools has been to provide opportunities and the Division of Fellowships and Seminars for teachers to learn more about the content of and went to individuals, groups, or organizations humanities subjects. In addition to seminars and conducting scholarly research. Increasingly institutes, the Endowment has also sponsored within the stiff competition for these awards, cooperative projects that bring teachers and decisions depend upon the extent to which scholars together within the schools. This past applicants convince evaluators about the signifi- year from the Division of Fellowships and Semi- cance of the proposed projects. Therefore, the nars and the Division of Education Programs, Endowment has begun asking applicants to there were more than 120 grants that addressed address questions about the importance of proj-

Rare volumes in the collection of the John Carter Brown Library Providence, Rhode Island. The library received a challenge grant in 1986 for a building addition and renovation ofits facilities to improve scholarly access to hu- manities collections.

LETTERS OF INTRODUCTION 8 ects and the potential differences results could about Columbus and about the interaction of the .1 Nom qf the His- make and for whom. New World with the Old. Quincentenary applica- iodated Table of Certainly vital to the quality of education is the tions are eligible in any of the Endowment's Shada (Carthage. continuing knowledge and commitment of the program divisions or offices. Thus far. the En- sixth century B.C.J. general public. Public understanding of the hu- dowment has supported approximately ninety Noah reaches out from manities is enhanced by public programs that quincentenary projects at a cost of $5 million. a hav-like ark and blend the best teaching and best scholarship. Forty-three grants from the Office of Preserva- Elijah is home on a More than 1,000 awards from the Division of tion emphasized the agency's interest in discover- chariot. The artifact is General Programs supported projects designed ing and preserving significant scholarly re- part of the American for the general public. These new projects provide sources. Work in preservation embraces such .Iluseum o f Natural a rich variety of humanities issues and themes, varied efforts as the U.S. Newspaper Program, the Marti traveling interpreted by scholars working with museums, tra"ting of conservators, and the development of exhibition "Carthage: nistorical organizations, public libraries, media preservation priorities within specific colic.> A Mosaic of Ancient producers, and others. Seven hundred ninety- tions. Tunisia." one of these new awards were $500 matching The forty-one new challenge grants provided received support from grants to public libraries throughout every state, both incentive and means for humanities institu- the I), vision of Gen- the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and the tions and organizations to plan their long-term eral Programs in 1987. U.S. Virgin Islands. These awards allowed the futures. Those eligible for the Challenge Grants libraries to purchase key reference works and Program include almost all the public, educa- scholarly books about the U.S. Constitution and tional, and scholarly enterprises that submit the constitutional debates at the founding. Many project applications to the Endowment's other of the libraries in turn sponsored programs that divisions. highlighted these newly acquired works. Like the Endowment itself, the work of the This one-time-only Bicentennial Bookshelf respective state humanities councils supports Program represented the formal close of the education, scholarship. and public programming Endowment's initiative in recognition of the in the humanities. During fiscal year 1987, the bicentennial ofthe U.S. Constitution. Altogether, state councils made more than 3,700 grants for from the inception of the initiative in 1982. the local and regional projects. Endowment provided $22.6 million for scholarly In order to evaluate the 8.030 applications the research, seminars, institutes, conferences, and Endowment reviewed in fiscal year 1987, 143 public programs about the history, philosophy. panels met at the agency: almost 1,000 panelists and meaning of the U.S. Constitution. read applications: and nearly 6,700 specialist With the close of the bicentennial initiative, the reviewers assessed the strengths and weaknesses Endowment announced its new effort, the Foun- of proposed projects. Their recommendations dations of American Society. This subsequent informed the decisions to offer $123.3 million in initiative encourages scholarship, teaching, and new awards. public programming that might examine not The new awards for 1987 represent some of the only the Col istitution and constitutional princi- best teaching, scholarship, and public program- ples, but as well the historical, philosophical, and ming being done within the humanities. It is with cultural themes surrounding the American pleasure that the Endowment announces these founding. 2,873 grants.

A continuing commemorative program initia- LETTERS OF tive honors the forthcoming quincentenary of INTRODUCTION Columbus's voyage to the New World. The En- Thomas S. Kingston dowment seeks to support excellent projects Assistant Chairman for Programs 9 i i. HOW THE ENDOWMENT WORKS

n order "to develop and promote a guages; linguistics; literature; ; juris- broadly cc.:ceived natIrmal policy of support for prudence; the history, theory, and criticism ofthc the humanities," Congress established the Na- arts; ethics; comparative religion; and those tional Endowment for the Humanities in 1965 as aspects of the social sciences that employ histor- an independent grant-making agency of the ical or philosophical approaches. federal government. The Etolowment supports scholarly research, education, and public pro- frograms. This report lists federal funds obli- grams in the humanities. Under the act that gated for grants made in fiscal year 1987 through established the Endowment, the term humanities the Endowment's five divisions Education includes, but is not limited to, the study of the Programs, Fellowships and Seminars, General following disciplines: history; philosophy: Ian- Programs, Research Programs, and State Pro- gramsand two officesthe Office ofChallenge Statue of Richard Grants and t.e Office of Preservation. Grant lords Hunt, por- listings are preceded by a brief introduction tra.nd as a stone- describing the nature and purposes of the pro- mason. Originally grams administered by each division. The grants located on tlw roof of themselves are listed in alphabetical order ac- the WK. Underhill cording to each grant-making program. Except mansion. it is now in for the Travel to Collections and Bicentennial the collection of the Bookshelf programs. grants for less than $1000 Museum of the City qf are not listed. New York. A professor at Public Information. Information about Endow- reagved support in ment program!. and activities can be found in a 1987 from the Division variety of publications produced by the Office of of Fellowships and Publications and Public Affairs. The Endow- Seminars to conduct ment's bimonthly magazine Humanities features research on "Richard articles by nationally known scholars and writers Morrh !hint and the on current humanities topics, a listing of recent Development (lithe grants by discipline, a calendar of grant applica- Architectural tion deadlines, a guide section for those who are Pro ksion." thinking of applying for an NEH grant, and essays about noteworthy NEH-supported proj- ects. During fiscal year 1987 Humanities covered such topics as the bicentennial of the U.S. Constitution, Chinese studies. the influence of classical and Rome on American political institutions, and musicology.

Matching Funds. To stimulate private support for the humanities, the Endowment uses federal HOW THE funds to match funds donated from private ENDOWMENT WORKS sources. To date, NEH matching grants have veL` drzt::t1in helped generate more than $852 million in gift 10 Funds almost $658 million of which has been 12 generated through the Challenge Grants Pro- elists' views. A list of those panelists who gener- "The Flaming Gorge," gram. Matching under the Challenge Grants ously gave of their time to serve on review panels a view on the Green Program is required in a ratio of three to one for during fiscal year 1987 appears on pages 153-173 River (1870), by Amer- first-time awards: that is, federal funds may of this report. ican photographer amount to no more than 25 percent of total Grant applications are reviewed subsequently Il'ilham Henry Jack- matching costs. Matching under other programs by the National Council on the Humanities, an son, 1843-1942. A 1987 is usually on a one-for-one basis. advisory board of twenty-six members nomi- grant o Temple In addition to federal matching funds, the nated by the President for six-year terms and University Press from Endowment stimulates private-sector support of confirmed by the Senate. Council members the Division of specific projects by requiring grantees in most include scholars, professionals, and distinguished Research Programs programs to commit their own funds for a members of the public who are recognized for supported publication portion of the costs of a project. In many cases, their knowledge and support of the humanities. ql a study of Jackson. this amounts to 50 percent of total project costs. The National Council meets four times each year to consider the views of reviewers, panelists, and Grants. All applications submitted to the Endow- staff members on all grant applications and to ment are reviewed and discussed by peer review make its recommendations about funding. After panels comprised of scholars and other experts. reviewing 8,030 applications in fiscal year 1987, Panelists assess eachipplici.tion on its own the council recommended a total of 2,873 grants. merits and weigh each against others submitted Other council responsibilities include advising in a particular grant program. In some programs, the Chairman about policies, programs, and applications are also evaluated by specialist re- procedures. Council recommendations are ad- HOW THE viewers in the specific fields addressed by the visory to the Chairman, who, by law, makes the ENDOWME, .T WORKS applications. final decisions on grant awards. A list of council Applicants may request summaries of pan- members may be found on page 177 of this report. 11 i 13 AMERICAN MEMORY

n August 30, 1987, the Endow- chief state school officers, among other,. In \ ,111 Muiltpublished American Memory: A Report on addition, the Endowment has received more than

\1, ' \ the Humanities in the Nation's Public Schools. 50,000 requests for copies. Written by Chairman Lynne V. Cheney, this In response to the issues raised in American congressionally mandated study noted signifi- Memory, the Endowment Has initiated two new cant failures in the teaching and learning of the programs. Beginning in the 1988-89 academic humanities and pointed out how costly these year, the NEH, in partnership with a fund failures are. "A system of education that fails to established by Reader's Digest founder DeWitt nurture memory of the past," Cheney wrote, Wallace, will fund one-year sabbaticals for ele- "denies its students a great deal: the satisfactions mentary and secondary school teachers. De- of mature thought, an attachment to abiding pending on the number of qualified applicants, concerns, a perspective on human existence." stipends will be provided for one teacher from Problems in humanities education began each state, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, In response to the many decades ago with a shift away from tradi- and the U.S. Virgin Islands. The Endowment has issues addressed in tional intellectual concerns and toward training also announced the establishment of a research American Memory, in practical skills. The result today is that we all NEH has established center at the University of California at Los too often find our schools devoted to "process," Angeles that will study the way history is taught a research center at the the report observes, to "the belief that we can University of Califbr- and learned in our nation's elementary and teach [students] how to think without troubling secondary schools. The center will help identify nia at Los Angeles to them to learn anything worth thinking about, the the most effeztive history teaching methods; study the way history belief that we can teach them how to understand is taught in elemen- evaluate history textbooks and supplemental the world in which they live without conveying to materials, teacher training, and continuing edu- tary and secondary them the events and ideas that have brought it cation; and provide leadership by encouraging schools, and has into existence" launched the NEH/ the use of this information to improve history In preparing to write the report, the Chairman teaching. Reader's Digest held three meetings with an advisory group on Teacher-Scholar Pro- American Memory makes several recommenda- history and literature and one meeting with an gram to provide one- tions for the improvement of humanities educa- advisory group on foreign language education. year sabbaticals for tion in elementary and secondary schools: She also visited schools and talked to teachers elementary and sec- around the country and, under the auspices ofthe I. More time should be devoted to the study of ondary school Woodrow Wilson Center for International Stud- history, literature, and foreign languages. teachers. ies, met with heads of humanities organizations Much that is in school curricula now under the and foundations that have supported humanities guise of "social studies" should be discarded and education. replaced with systematic study of history. What American Memory identifies several specific goes under the name of "social studies" in the causes for the decline in humanities education: a early grades should be replaced with activities curriculum that focuses on skills at the expense of that involve imaginative thought and introduce knowledge, textbooks that contain little mean- children to great figures of the past. ingful content, and a system of training and Both history and enduring works of literature sustaining teachers that emphasizes how to teach should be a part ofevery school year and a part of rather than what shall be taught. every student's academic life. In accordance with the congressional mandate Foreign language study should start in grade

AMERICAN MEMORY that the report be distributed to the states, copies school and continue through high school. From ofAmerican Memory were sent to approximately the beginning, it should teach students the 12 18,000 superintendents of school districts and history, literature, and thought of other nations. 14 -,1161Laa.

A grant from the Ohio Humanities Council to Ohio University Belmont supported a project to allow schoolchildren to spend a day in this one-room school- house (built in 1871) reliving the days of McGuffey's Reader. The project was part of a commemoration of the bicentennial of the of 178Z

II. Textbooks should be made more substantive. they can take more courses in subject areas like Reading textbooks should contain more recog- history, literature, French, and Spanish. nizably good literature and less formulaic writ- Teacher preparation and teacher certification ing. must be independent activities. This will help History textbooks should present the events of ensure that education courses taken by prospec- the past so that their significance is clear. This tive teachers are of value to effective teaching. means providing more sophisticated information Higher education liberal arts faculties must than dates, names, and places. Textbooks should recognize their responsibility for the humanities inform students about ideas and their con- education of future teachers. Further, these fac- sequences; about the effect of human person- ulties must play a greater role in the continuing ality; about what it is possible for men and education of teachers. women to accomplish. School districts should invest less in curricu- In literature, history, and foreign language lum supervisors, instructional overseers, and classes, original works and original documents oth ;1-mid-level administrators and more in should be central to classroom instruction. paraprofessionals and aides who can relieve teachers of time-consuming custodial and secre- III. Teachers should be given opportunities to be- tarial duties. This will help accomplish two come more knowledgeable about the subjects that important goals: It will give teachers time to study they teach. ,rather than and think; and it will put ther AMERICAN MEMORY In their college years, future teachers should be outside education specialists, in charge of what freed from excessive study of pedagogy so that goes on in the classroom. 13

, THE JEFFERSON LECTUlti:

he Jefferson Lecture in the Hu-ble a group of people with anything near the manities is the highest official award the federal combined experience, learning, and wisdom that government bestows for distinguished intellec-the fifty-five authors of the Constitution took tual achievement in the humanities. Established with them to Philadelphia in the summer of in 1972, the lecture provides an opportunity for 1787:' one of the nation's outstanding scholars to ex- McDonald warned that contemporary efforts plore in a public forum matters of broad concern to revise the work of the framers are "pre- in the humanities and to affirm the relationship sumptuous" and "uninformed." He asserted that between the great works of the humanities and the framers were products of "America's Golden the intellectual, moral, and political traditions of Age, the likes of which we shall not see again. our civilization. The lecture carries a $10,000 Departing from what they bequeathed to you and stipend provided by the Endowment. to me is a departure from the path of wisdom and The 1987 Jefferson Lecture was given by virtue." Forrest McDonald, a professor of history at the McDonald, the author of several books on University of Alabama and a noted authority on American history, was one of three finalists for the Constitution. Previous Jefferson Lecturers the 1986 Pulitzer Prize in History for his book have been Lionel Trilling, Erik H. Eriksen. Novus Ordo Seclorum: The Intellectual Origins of , Paul A. Freund, John Hope the Constitution (1985). In 1980 he received the Franklin, , C. Vann Woodward, Ed- Frau nces Tavern Book Award for Alexander ward Shils, Barbara Tuchman, Gerald Holton, , A Biography (1980) and the George Emily T. Vermeule, , Sidney Washington Medal of Honor from the Freedom Hook, , and Leszek Kolakowski. Foundation for The Presidency of George Washing- McDonald, the sixteenth Jefferson Lecturer, ton (1974). discussed "The Intellectual World of the Found- Before joining the faculty of the University of ing Fathers" in remarks delivered in Washington, Alabama, McDonald taught at Brown University D.C., on May 6, and at the University of in and Wayne State University. He recently held a Lawrence on May 13,1987.In his lecture, one-year appointment as the James Pinckney McDonald explained the various sources for the Harrison Professor of History at the College of founders' ideas and showed how they applied William and Mary. McDonald was a Gug- those ideas to the task of creating the Constitu- genheim fellow from 1962 to 1963 and is currently tion. "To put it bluntly" McDonald said, "it a presidentially appointed member of the Board would be impossible in America today to assem-of Foreign Scholarships.

THE JEFFERSON LECTURE 1 6 14 Excerpts from the 1987 Jefferson Lecture by Forrest McDonald. Forrest McDonald the 1987 Jefferson Lecturer in the "Are we better off, now that government at all Humanities, is a pro- levels is doing just what the Constitution was fessor of history at the designed to prevent?...Has human nature University of changed so drastically, or has the genius of Alabama. America? Was it folly or was it wisdom in the framers to suppose that the people will govern themselves best if left to govern themselves? Was it folly or was it wisdom to maintain that there are limits upon what government can do, and limits upon what it should attempt to do?"

"[The framers'] aim was to secure liberty and justice. . .through the instrumentality ofa lawful "[The framers] faithfully adhered to the principle and limited system of government. In the under- underlying Montesquieu's workto its spirit. For taking, they were guided by this principle: the Montesquieu's grand and abiding contribution to extent to which limited government is feasible is the science of politics was that no form or system determined by the extent to which the people, of government is universally desirable or worka- socially and individually, can govern themselves:' ble; instead, if government is to be viable, it must be made to conform to human nature and to the

"...though we usually think of the Constitution genius of the peopleto their customs, morals, as having been designed to overcome the weak- habits, institutions, aspirations." nesses of the Articles of Confederation by estab- lishing new power, the vast majority of the "(T)he framers were guided by principles but not framers viewed the crisis of 1787 as having arisen by formulas....Thus rigid adherence to the from an excess of state government, a wanton and doctrine of the separation of powers yielded to a inept use of all governmental power, and a system of checks and balances, and absolute dicta collapse of authority resulting from efforts to about the indivisibility of sovereignty were trans- govern overmuch:' muted into a brilliant invention, federalism:'

THE JEFFERSON LECTURE 1? 15 DIVISION OF EDUCATION PROGRAMS

fforts to improve the teaching At Skidmore College, for example, the division ofthe humanities in the nation's schools, colleges, supported a 1987 summer institute on the classics and universities are supported by the Endow- in which thirty secondary school teachers from ment through the Division of Education Pro- around the country came together to study Greek grams. Individual projects vary from one setting concepts of heroism and citizenship as embodied to another, but all grants made through the in the writings of Herodotus, Thucydides, Xeno- division are directed to the same fundamental phon, Aeschylus, Sophocles, and Euripides. objective: to bring more substance, coherence, Along similar lines, twenty-five principals and and rigor to the ways in which the nation's other educational leaders examined the ethical educational institutions transmit our cultural and political thought of Plato, Aristotle, and heritage from one generation to the next. Machiavelli during a three-week summer in- Under the Elementary and Secondary Educa- stitute at Texas Christian University. tion in the Humanities Program, the division Oklahoma State University conducted a four- continued to provide support in fiscal year 1987 week summer institute on the bicentennial of the for summer institutes and school-college collab- U.S. Constitution in which teams of elementary orative projects that give teachers and school school social studies teachers and library media administrators a deeper understanding of the specialists studied "The Constitution, Its Roots humanities. and Significance." Other exemplary institutes took place at Auburn University, "Literary Crit- Nicole Machiavelli, icism and Literature for Teachers," and at Colo- 1469-1527. With rado State University, "Teaching and support from the in the Context of World History." Humanities Instruc- Meanwhile, a long-term collaborative project tion in Elementary involving the University of and Oregon and Secondary public school systems drew to a close in 1987 with Schools Program, the a dissemination conference on ways of combin- School of Education ing the study of literature and history in the at Texas Christian teaching of Latin American, Japanese, and Rus- University conducted a sian culture. three-week summer Under the Higher Education in the Human- institute for school ities Program, the division supported summer administrators and institutes for college and university faculty, cur- principals in 1987 on riculum revision projects, faculty development the ethical and politi- efforts, collaborative programs, and other activi- cal thought ofPlato, ties to bolster the teaching of the humanities in Aristotle, and the country's colleges and universities. Machiavelli. At the University of New , the English department is currently using Endowment funds to develop a new introductory course on the major texts of the Western tradition. In an attempt to approach the traditional canon from a DIVISION larger cultural perspective, the department is OF EDUCATION building the course around six thematic units, PROGRAMS each designed to juxtapose several major West- ern texts with a comparable text from the Oriental, native American, or Hispanic tradi- the University of California at Berkeley, the Detail from Washing- tions. The unit on "The Enlightenment: Reason , and ton Addressing the and Individual Experience," which focuses on the Endowment is supporting a national effort to Constitutional Con- writings by Pope, Swift, Voltaire, and Locke, uses strengthen the role of comparative religion in the vention by Junius the poet Basho's Narrow Road to the Deep North to liberal arts curriculum. This project includes Brutus Stearns A provide aJapanese perspective on the eighteenth- such activities as a summer institute for college 1987 Humanities century European literary motif of the journey. teachers, a summer workshop for scholars to Instruction in Elemen- Illustrating a new approach to school-college assess the field of religious studies as a whole, and tary and Secondary collaboration, the University of Connecticut is a two-year effort to complete a source book of Schools grant to Nov using Endowment support given in 1987 to bring syllabi, bibliographies, and essays on the teaching York University sup- its faculty together with selected high school of comparative religion. Its purpose is to provide ported a summer teachers to share in the teaching of a model faculty with the tools to offer engaging courses on institute for Nev York Western civilization course. Before the course the place of religion in human civilization. City lugh school teach- began, both groups participated in summer These are but a few of the imaginative steps ers on the American workshops on topics such as "The Periodization now being taken by educational institutions to Constitution of Modern European History" and "The Struc- improve the teaching of the humanities at all tures of Ancient and Medieval History." Now that levels. Others will be evident in the list that the academic year is under way, the faculty and follows. teachers are meeting regularly in seminars on the DIVISION conceptual problems common to the study of OF EDUCATION Western civilization at various levels. Jerry Martin PROGRAMS In a consortial project involving the graduate Director programs in religion at three key universities Division of Education Programs 17 .19 HUMANITIES PROGRAMS FOR NONTRADITIONAL LEARNERS

Grants supported efforts to improve the quality rigor, coherence, and cost-efiectivene.ss at the humanities education offered to students not reached by the traditional structures and programs of higher education.

Maryland Public Television Rollins College Owings Mills, MD Sheilah Mann Winter Park, FL R. Barry Levis $9,473* To support the preparation of six instruc- $150,355To support the establishment of a master of tional television programs for the television-assisted liberal studies program with an interdisciplinary series course, "The U.S. Constitution." of courses using the major texts and issues of the Western tradition. North Texas State University Denton, TX Gustav L. Seligmann University of San Francisco $166,089To support a program to integrate non- San Francisco, CA Brenda D. Schildgen traditional students into a classical learning core $75,000To support a review of the existing master of curriculum. The courses will engage senior faculty and arts program for nontraditional learners, and to assist emphasize reading classical texts, writing assignments, with the addition of two new courses. and classroom discussion.

EXEMPLARY PROJECTS IN UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE EDUCATION

Grants promoted the development and dissemination of humanities projects that build on the best of scholarship and teaching in the humanities and that are of value in themselves or as models.

Agnes Scott College Duke University Decatur, GA Ellen lif Hall Durham, NC Marcel Tete! $47,475To support a summer workshop focusing on $163.623To support an institute on the literary and four major texts that represent epochs in the Western historical contexts of the Essays of Michel de Mon- tradition. taigne.

Associated Colleges of the Midwest Ethics and Public Policy Center Chicago, IL Elizabeth R. Ha' fbrd Washington, DC Edwin J. Delattre $58,399To support a three-day conference at the $269,593To support a series of four conferences on Newberry Library on the teaching of history to ethics in business and in business education. undergraduates. Flowerdew Hundred Foundation Brown University Hopewell, VA James F Deetz Providence, RI Ernest S Frerichs $226,095To support a five-week institute on Euro- $152,000To support a summer institute and a follow- pean eApansion in the 200 years following the voyages up conference on the study of formative Judaism, 1st of Columbus. through 7th centuries. Fordham University Columbia University New York, NY Joseph F O'Callaghan New York, NY Roberta Martin $14.550*To support a summer institute on Spanish $168,876To support two summer institutes on com- history and culture from 1100 to 1500. parative approaches using Asian materials to enrich core curriculum courses in world literature and West- Graduate Theological Union ern or world history. Berkeley. CA Mark K. Juergenstneyer $300,766 To support the second phase of a collab- Columbia University orative project with Harvard University and the Uni- New York, NY David J. Rothman versity ofChicago on the role of religious studies in the $179,431 To support the design and implementation liberal arts and general education curricula. of an interdisciplinary course that examines the values and institutions that have shaped medical care in Heritage College Western civilization. Toppenish, WA Rose H. Arthur $140,369To support a project that will strengthen Community College of Philadelphia introductory courses by integrating the great texts of Philadelphia, PA Karen Bojar Western civilization with works from native American $252,214 To support a summer institute for part- and Hispanic American cultures. time students on methods of incorporating cultural literacy into composition courses. Hiram, OH Carol C Donley Coppin State College $125,620To support an institute to help medical Baltimore, MD Delores G. Kelley personnel and college faculty incorporate humanities DIVISION $129,580 To support a series of faculty seminars on texts and issues into college curricula, medical schools. OF EDUCATION the critical reading of central texts to be introduced and the clinical environment. PROGRAMS into the general education curriculum.

18 *Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. ..; 20 Holocaust Memorial Foundation of Skokie, IL Pearl R. Karp $15,513To support a course for nontraditional learn- ers in holocaust and genocide studies to be offered three times in 1987-88.

Jefferson State Junior College Birmingham, AL Agnes R. Pollock Detail from a French $186,017To support a series of five interdisciplinary faculty seminars based on the content of existing tapestry probably the humanities honors courses. Nine Heroes Tapestry, ca. 1385, showing King Johns Hopkins University Arthur. The nine Baltimore, MD Ronald Paulson heroes were credited in $200,842To support an institute on visual images and verbal texts from England, France, America, , the Middle Ages with and from 1720 to 1820 to introduce human- having shaped the des- ities faculty members to this interpretive approach. tiny of Western civi- lization. With support Gambier, OH Afaryanne C. Ward in 1987 from the $5,000*To support the cooperation of four area Exemplary Projects in public high schools in the School College Articulation Undergraduate and Program. Graduate Education Program, the State Marist College Poughkeepsie, NY Peg E. Birmingham University of New $56,360 To support thestrengtheningofan introduc- York at Binghamton tory-level required course on ethics and ethos. held an institute on the Arthurian myth in Middlebury College its medieval and mod- Middlebury, VT Richard H. Dollase ern manifestations. $59,785To support a conference to address issues in undergraduate teacher education in the humanities. State University of New York Research Foundation Millsaps College Binghamton, NY Paul E. S:armach Jackson, MS Harrylyn G. Sallis $119,024To support an institute on Arthurian myth $67,795To support six humanities seminars to be in its medieval and modern manifestations. presented in the next three years for nontraditional learners from the corporate and professional com- State University of New York Research Foundation munity in Jackson, Mississippi. Albany, NY liflyne M. O'Sullivan $129,727To support an academic-year faculty study Mount Holyoke College project on selected topics in Western civilization for South Hadley, MA Margaret L. Switten teachers in SUNY's two-year colleges. $13,750*To support a summer institute and the development of new materials focusing on the medi- Saint John's University eval lyric as a central Western tradition. Collegeville, MN Eugene Garver $117,219To support a summer institute on Aristotle's Newberry Library major works. Chicago, IL David J. Buisseret $292,139To support two summer institutes,fel- South Puget Sound Community College lowships, and occasional publications on the re- Olympia, WA Michael W Slutigot ciprocal effects of the contacts between Europe and $214,048To support the development of a compre- America, 1400-1650. hensive humanities curriculum with a core of new and revised courses, new faculty positions, additional Newberry Library library materials, and activities for faculty develop- Chicago, IL Frederick E. Hoxie ment. $32,250*To support three conferences for teachers of the U.S. history survey, a series of publications, fel- lowships for native American and other teachers and Stanford, CA Rachel Jacoff scholars, and the continuation of the center itself as a $169,768To support a six-week institute providing promoter of teaching, inquiry, and dialogue. textual and background study of the Divine Comedy for nonspecialist undergraduate teachers of Dante. Princeton, NJ John Cooper Tufts University $180,000To support a six-week institute on Aristotle Medford, MA Steven Hirsch for college teachers of Greek philosophy. $112,557To support a three-year project to create a DIVISION world civilizations program focusing on three two- semester, humanities-centered courses, "Cultures OF EDUCATION through Calendars," "Memory and Identity," and PROGRAMS "Conceptions of the Earth." *Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. 19 S 21 University of Arizona University of Nevada Tucson, AZ Pelf,- E. Medine Las Vegas, NV Christopher C Hudgins $139,400*To support a six-week institute for college $70,316To support a six-week summer seminar teachers on Milton's Areopc4r:ilica, Paradise Lost, and designed to reacquaint faculty members with major Samson Agonisles. works in neoclassical, romantic, and realist/modern literalures. University of California Los Angeles, CA Kathryn K. Sklar University of New Mexico $41,997To support a conference on graduate train- Albuquerque, NM Paul B. Davis ing in the history of American women. $37,445To support the planning, implementation, and evaluation of a new literature course focusing on University of California major Western texts and on selected non-Western texts Santa Cruz, CA Gabriel Berns that provide a critical perspective. $172,174To support an institute on literary transla- tion models for teachers of modern languages. The University of New Marko focus will be on the translation process and the klbuquerque, NM An M. Tolman historical, cultural, and stylistic issues involved in the $34 500" To support the Portuguese language mate- effort to recreate the text. rials project The staff will edit 20 beginning-level nits, produce and edit ten intermediate films, and University of Chicago finish writing the beginning and intermediate level Chicago, IL Daniel E. Garber texts to accompany the films. $163,043To support a summer institute on the history of early modern philosophy, 1600-1750. University of Wisconsin Gieen Bay, WI David H. Galaty University of Connecticut $180,000To support the development of one or two Storrs, CT Marvin R. Cox course modules on individual great works in the $368,762To support a cooperative faculty develop- humanities and the adaptation of these modules to a ment project that will involve university and high variety of curricular contexts. school teachers in a model Western civilization course. Yale University University of Illinois New Haven, CT Duncan Robinson Urbana, IL Marianna Tax Choldin $152,128To support an institute on culture and $101,404To support a three-year series ofworkshops society in Victorian Britain. on East European and Russian culture.

IMPROVING INTRODUCTORY COURSES

Grants supported institutional dons to make introductory hiananiues wurses in undergraduate educationmore effective.

Assumption College Colby College Worcester, MA John E McClymer Waterville, ME Peter B. Harris $99,981To support the development ofnew required $100.000*To support the development of a fresh- courses in history and literature. man humanities program organized in thematic clus- ters. Forty faculty members will develop seminars and Augustana College consultants and lecturers will advise the staff on its Rock Island, IL James A. Winship curricular restructuring program. $15,000*To support the development ofa sequence of six courses on original texts and master works of art Defiance College and music. These courses will be taught by a team of Defiance, OH Kenneth Christiansen senior faculty over six consecutive quarters and fulfill $32,232To support a faculty development institute graduation requirements in writing, literature, re- and the planning ofa two-course core inte-disciplinary ligion, fine arts, and social and natural science. sequence in Western civilization.

CUNY Research Foundation, City College Harcum Junior College New York, NY David Willinger Bryn Mawr, PA Katherine B. O'Neil $102,000To support the development of two inter- $30,480To support the preparation of ew re- disciplinary courses in art, music, theater, and dance. quired course, "Introduction to the H anities: Course materials and Eyllabi will be planned by 12 Human Liberty" and the accompanying ,liaterials. faculty members meeting in weekly seminars during the first year of the projer,. University of Idaho Moscow, ID J. Gary Williams $31,396To support the development of an interdis- ciplinary humanities course in American studies and DIVISION the training of faculty from various departments to OF EDUCATION teach it. PROGRAMS

20 *Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. 22 University of New Hampshire University of Northern Iowa Durham, NHWirren R. Brown Cedar Falls, IAKenneth E. Baughman $126,000*To support an introductory sequence of $19,870To support the redesigning of two interdisci- four interdisciplinary Western culture courses to be plinary humanities courses that are expected to be- taught by a team of four faculty members who will come required courses in the general education core. divide their time between the humanities program and their home department arts, English, history, or Carl Dolan philosophy. The grant covers their work in the human- Silver Spring, MD ities program. $64,704To support coordination of the Access to Excellence Program.

PROMOTING EXCELLENCE IN A FIELD

Grants supported efforts of individual departments and programs within the humanities tofoster greater depth qfstudy and to implement other improvements in particular humanities fields.

Dickinson College Michigan Technological University Carlisle, PANeil Rissman Houghton, MISandra M. Boschetto $25,000*To support expansion of foreign language $226,968To support the development of a senior- study and international education involving faculty level foreign language curriculum, including three and curriculum development and the creation of new interdisciplinary senior seminars. opportunities for students and faculty members to engage in immersion programs abroad. Smith College Northampton, MANeal Salisbury East Central Colleges Consortium $71,775 To support a plan to increase the use of Tiffin, OHNancy Siferd archival sources in undergraduate American studies $120,643To support faculty development seminars courses by providing 11 faculty members with oppor- in history and literature, focusing on a set of narrative tunities to select materials from the Sophia Smith texts. archive located on the campus.

Georgetown University University of Southern Maine Washington, DCJames F Slevin Portland, MEMartin A. Rogoff $5,000*To support summer symposia and other $54.700To support the development of the third and activities to teach methods of using writing to foster fourth courses in a four-course introductory human- learning within the traditional academic disciplines. ities sequence for a recently established honors pro- gram.

FOSTERING COHERENCE THROUGHOUT AN INSTITUTION

Grants supported comprehensive efforts to increase the coherence of an institution's humanities offerings.

Cazenovia College Kean College of New Cazenovia, NYEric R. Boyer Union, NJMary F Lewis $10,558To support planning for an ethics course to $50,000*To support the revision and implementa- be part of a new baccalaureate program. tion of a new six-course required core curriculum centered on the study of the humanities. Grant monies Cooper Union will partially support faculty and course development New York, NYMichaelaSundell and evaluation costs. $10,000*To support faculty and curricular develop- ment to make the required courses in literature and Mars Hill College history more coherent, and to design a series of new Mars Hill, NCLeRoy J. Lenburg required senior seminars. $133,900To support curriculum development, fac- ulty workshops and seminars, library acquisitions. and Eureka College a humanities lecture series. Eureka, ILGary E. Gammon $21,075To support the development of a three- Merrimack College course, interdisciplinary sequence in Western civiliza- North Andover, MAPatricia J Hennessey tion and culture. $17,150To support planning for a better integrated humanities curriculum for career-oriented students. Hope College Holland, MIJohn D. Car $12,800*To support the development of paired courses in the humanities, designed to promote better DIVISION integration within the curriculum, by means of a series OF EDUCATION of faculty development workshops and topical sym- posia. PROGRAMS

'Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. 21 .., 23 Saint Mary's College of Maryland Oniversity of North Carolina St. Mary's City, MD Sandra L. Underwood Asheville, NC Sandra C Obergfell $171,239 To support better integration of the new $94,840To support a faculty development project to general education curriculum through faculty released integrate the four required university-wide humanities time to modify the core courses, a new faculty position courses. In a year-long biweekly seminar. 29 faculty in philosophy, summer workshops on course develop- members will learn to teach a course outside their ment, and consultants. specialties.

University of Tennessee Chattanooga, TN Robert C Fulton $100,000*To support faculty and curricular devel- Int:A

e+1 opment activities related to a new ;.!cmors program. "e: z. University of Texas fadiggLijil,..1"6.14,z,414-s111- El Paso. TX Philip J. Gallagher $216,233To support the implementation of a re- quired three-semester sequence of courses, "Western CulturalHeritage"

Utah Valley Community College An 1858 bill qfsalefor Provo, UT Elaine E. Englehardt "the purchase of a cer- $113,500To support the development of a core tain negro girl" is one humanities program and the preparation of faculty members to teach the courses. An ethics course will of the Garrison introduce students to the basic program. papers in the Sophia Smith Collection at Willamette University Smith College, which qz. Salem,OR E. Duvall As $34,540* To support an integrated four-year human- received support in ,,,fr.11114_1 r lr ities program that includes paired humanities courses. 1987 from the Promot- a common reading list, and new seminars and courses .34,V; 4 L.'" -;'....,' ing Excellence in a .tt,' s - 4vi 1 at the upper-division level. .r..t1"',...r4:17":': 4 ''''.. i. rt".. -. ',,. -, Field Program to V, ?5' t1 s:4' ' ''-1* '1-.''''''''?. .'SV, increase the use of Wright State University archival sources in Dayton,OH Lillie R Howard 1-7 -,t $142,412 To support the implementation of the hu- undergraduate Amer- manities portion of a program of general education ican studies courses. mandated by the university in 1985.

HUMANITIES INSTRUCTION IN ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS

Grants supported institutes and collaborative projects des,'pied to improve the teaching oflustoo:Jiireign languages. literature,and other humanities disciplines in elementaryand secondary schools.

Auburn University B owdo in College Auburn University, AL A. Douglas Alley Brunswick, ME John IV Ambrose. Jr $320,424To support a four-week institute for 45 $144.831*To support a four-week summer institute secondary school English teachers who will study the on ancient Greek and the culture of 5th century B.C. principles of literary criticism and apply them to a Greek civilization. select number of literary works. CONY Research Foundation, City College Austin Independent School District New York, NY Saul N Brody Austin, TX Sherilyn llow.:e $150,000 To support a four-week institute on novels. $142,823To support two four-week institutes on lyric poetry, and short stories in Western literature. world literature for 100 secondary school literature teachers. The university's departments of classics, CONY Research Foundation, Queens College French and Italian. German, Russian, and English will Flushing, NY Richard Aka)), collaborate in the presentation. $300.000 To support a series of three summer institutes in which teachers will study Bard College selected plays of Shakespeare. Annandale-on-Hudson, NY Mark 11.Lytle $137,317To support a four-week national institute in CONY Research Foundation, Queens College which 30 high school social studies teachers will study Flushing, NY Ronald Ithterbury American history from 1929 to 1945. $215,753 To support a four-week summer institute DIVISION and follow-up activities on Latin American history and OF EDUCATION culture for 35 high school teachers of history and literature. PROGRAMS

22 *Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. 24 California State Department of Education Harvard University Sacramento, CA Franck M. Alevander Cambridge. MA Edward L. Keenan $30,000 To support planning and consultations $168.736To support a five-week institute on the between scholars and teachers for the California State history and culture of the Soviet Union. Department of Education's Constitutional Literacy Initiative, which will provide materials and training for Harvard University social studies teachers. Cambridge. MA Katherine K. 'tierce& S438.599To support the development of a fifth-year Central Missouri State University masters of education degree with a strong humanities Warrensburg, MO Charles David Rice component for recent recipients of bachelor's degrees $141,332 To support a four-week institute for 45 in the humanities. humanities teachers on "The 18th Century: An Age o: Revolutions." Harvard University Cambridge. MA Sally &imager Chicago Metro History Fair, Inc. $149.999To support a three-year project on women Chicago, IL Arthur E. Anderson in American history $6,000 To support two summer institutes of four weeks for 30 Illinois high school teachers. The in- Illinois State University stitutes will focus on the introduction of state and local Normal. IL Ronald J. Thrum materials into required Ilth grade American history $250.400 Tc support a three-year collaborative proj- courses and encourage teachers to conduct their own ect on integrating the study of writing and literature research projects. through the analysis of major European and American texts. The project will involve 135 high school English Council for Basic Education teachers who will study under master teachers and Washington, DC N. Dennis Gray university scholars. $322,094To support a summer fellowship program for teachers of humanities courses in grades 9 through Indiana University of Pennsylvania 12. Fellowships will be awarded to teachers of English. Indiana. PA Ronald G. Shafer history, social studies. and foreign languages. $119.127To support a four-week institute for 45 high school teachers who will do an intensive study of six Council of Chief State School Officers Shakespearean Om. The institute will also cover the Washington, DC Hilda L. Smith age of Shakespeare. performance traditions, and per- $9.468 To support a two-week institute with follow- spectives from other fields. up activities for three-member teams from 12 states to study texts related to citizenship. Indianapolis Museum of Art Indianapolis. IN Sue Ellen Paxson Cultural Literacy Foundation $12.000To support a collaborative curricular devel- Charlottesville. VA Eric D. Hirsch. Jr opment and teacher training program on Chinese art. $119.446To support the creation and publication of which combines the expertise of university scholars. general knowiedge tests and sourccbooks for elemen- museum educators. school administrators. and teach- tary and middle schools. ers.

Dallas Institute of Humanities and Culture Kalamazoo College Dallas, TX Louise S. Count Kalamazoo. MI David S. Searro $12,150 To support a four-week summer institute $100.134To support a four-vktek summer institute on and follow-up activities on the epic tradition for 45 "Tocqueviile in America." secondary school English teachers from the Dallas area. Manhattan. KS Loren P. Alewnder Dallas Institute of Humanities and Culture $147.229To support a four -week institute for 32 Dallas. TX Louise S. Ciym secondary school German and Spanish teachers in $60.000 To support a four-week institute on tragedy rural areas. Staff visits. pre- and post-institute con- and comedy. ferences. and ten telecommunication sessions will focus on German and Hispanic cultures. Elmira College Elmira. NY Darryl Baskin Kenyon College $114,445To support a four-week institute on social Gambier, OH Ronald A. Sharp history "Individualism and Commitment in Amer- $30.000 To support planning activities for a proj- ican Life." ect designed to improve the teaching of literature within elementary schools. Franklin and Marshall College Lancaster, PA Richard Kneedler Miami University $25,000 To support three-week summer institutes Oxford. OH Robert M. Wilhelm on history to be offered to 120 teachers at campuses of $14.931*To support a four-week institute and a series four members of the Commonwealth Partnership. of follow-up activities for 40 teachers of grades kinder- garten through six to study Vergirs..loteidand related aspects of ancient Roman culture. DIVISION OF EDUCATION PROGRAMS `Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. "Emergency grant. 25 23 Modern Language Association of America Saint John's College New York NY Phyllis Runk/in Santa Fe. NMLynda 1.-. Alyers $23.0430 To support a national conference to bring 5140.278To support two eight-week institutes on teachers and scholars together to discuss major issues classical texts in literature and political theory for 30 on the teaching of English from elementary school Colorado high school teachers. through college. Southwest Texas State University National Humanities Center San Marco. TXLydia Ani: Blanchard Research Triangle Park. NCCharles Biker $129.452To support a four-week institute on liter- S74.963 To support a three-week institute for 20 ature and citizenship for 30 Texas secondary school secondary school English teachers on The Concept of English and social studies teachers. The institute will the Self in Literature." be taught by members of the English faculty. a master secondary school teacher. and guest lecturers. New York University New York, NYLeslie Berlowit: Springside School $280.000 To suppnrt two summer institutes on the Philadelphia. PAEleawrFi:Kingchury American Constitution and the $31.066* To support a summer institute on and their impact on 19th-century America and Eu- "Scotland. the Enlightenment. and the American rope. Participants will be 70 secondary school teachers Republic" for 40 secondary school i..ichers of Amer- from Manhattan publi high schools. ican and European history. Participants will spend three weeks on the Princeton University campus and OPERA America two weeks on the campus of the St. Andrews University Washington. DCMarthalie P. Furber in Scotland. $30.000 To support a two-week summer institute for teachers to study the relationships between Shake- Teachers College, eshunbia University speare and Verdi. New York. NYJudith Pasamanick S10.800* To support a four-week institute, with Old Sturbridge Village extensive follow-up activities. in which 45 elementary Sturbridge. MAPeter S. O'Connell school teachers study folklore. fables, and proverbs. $101.250To support a three-year project on Amer- ican history in the early national criod. 1790-1840. Texas Christian University Fort Worth. TXWilliam 11. limderhoof PA1 HS 5106.892To support a threc-week stir-,cr institute Philadelphia. PAJudith E Hodgson for 2.5 principal:, and other adminis on Plato. S20.000 To support athree-year collaborative proj- Aristotle. and Machiavelli, Particip: , focus on ect between PATHS and the Philadelphia school the cuucated person and plan how )rove their system. The project isdesigned to improve the teaching schools' humanities programs. of American history in grades 5. 8, and 11. Working with principals and humanities scholars. teams If two Tufts University teachers from 90 schools w,;1 attend six summer Medford. MAPeter L.12 Reid institutes. $121,264To support a four-week institute and follow- up activities on Vergil'siteneidand its context in Phillips Academy Augustan Rome. Thirty-six secondary school teachers Andover. MAThomas T ktyms from New England and the mid-Atlantic states will 574.179To support a four -week summer institute in participate. which 30 secondary school teachers will study the historical development of the American Constitution. University of Arkansas Fayetteville. ARJon II. Hassel Portland Public Schools $103,188 To support a one-year institute in language Portland. METerrell Shortsleere awareness for 40 elementary school teachers. The focus SI04.108 To support athree-week institute for 45will be on current thinking about linguistics. learning a teachers and administrators of kindergarten through first and second language. and basic French and the 12th grade. The focus will be on the development of Spanish and their cultures. critical thinking skills through the study of Plato. Aristotle, andThe Federalist. University of California BerkeleyCA Bernard R. Gijibrd Princeton University S299.484To support a two-year project on the U.S. Princeton. NJ Norman It:kowit: Constitution, featuring two four-week summer in- $167,466To support a five-week institute on the role stitutes and academic year follow-up activities. of Islam in the 19th- and 20th-century Near East. University of California State University of New York Research Foundation Santa Barbara. CASheridan Blau Brockport, NYMark S Anderson S304.167To support a three-year project to improve $85,339To support a four-week institute on signifi- the teaching of literature. Each summer 25 elementary cant texts in British and American literature for 25 and secondary school and community college teachers secondary school literature teachers. Thc institutes will study literary works under the guidanceof eminent DIVISION will be taught by English faculty from SUNY and guest scholars. lecturers. OF EDUCATION PROGRAMS Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. 24 **Emergency grant. 26 University of California University of New Hampshire Santa Cruz, CA John 0. Durham, NH Cathryn Adamsky $118,867To support a four-week institute in which 25 $122,060To support a one-year institute on the high school English teachers from the West Coast will history of 1901-century women and their literature stl.dy Great Expectations and Jane Eyre. with a faculty of scholars and master teachers for a group of 45 social studies and literature teachers. University of Colorado Boulder, CU Paul M. Levitt University of North Carolina $154,473To support a four-week national institute on Charlotte, NC Anita W. Moss writing about literature. $325,000To support a three-year project. including three summer institutes, on British and American University of Florida literary classics. Gainesville, FL Augustus M. Burns $41,856To support a three. Neek collaborative in- University of Southern Mississippi stitute in which 30 secondary school teachers will study Hattiesburg, MS James A. Robertson constitutionalism and the rule of law in American $90,906To support a four-week summer institute in I istory. which 36 secondary school teachers from Alabama. Louisiana, and Mississippi will study the history and University of Florida fundamental principles of the U.S. Constitution. Gainesville, FL Austin B. Creel $150,000To support a four-week institute on Bud- dhism and Christianity. Charlottesville, VA Harold H. Kolb $15,000*To support a two-year Virginia-wide collab- University of Florida orative American literature project that includes in- Gainesville, FL Richard Hunt Davis, Jr service programs, colloquia, graduate seminars, and a $171,845To support a four-week national institute in scholars-in-residence program. which 30 high school social studies teachers will study African history in the context of world history. Yale University New Haven, CT Hesung C. Koh University of Idaho $55,944*To support activities following a summer Moscow, ID Cecelia E. Luschnig institute on Korean history and culture to prepare $109,214To support a four-week institute on the curricular materials on Korea and East Asia for use in culture and literature of the ancient world for 24 Idaho schools throughout the country. high school humanities teachers. Faculty includes classics scholars and guest lecturers in art, archaeology, Yale University literature, and pedagogy. New Haven, CT James R. Vivian $100,000*To support a three-year renewal of Yale's University of partnership with the New Haven Public Schools to Lincoln, NE Lynn L. Mortensen offer teachers an opportunity for rigorous academic $217,006To support two five-week collaborative in- study of topics and texts in the humanities. stitutes for 60 junior high school teachers on freedom and equality in American history, focusing on biogra- phies of prominent Americans.

HIGH SCHOOL HUMANITIES INSTITUTES AT HISTORICALLY BLACK COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

Grants provided opportunities for faculty at historically black colleges and um vercaws to engage in stud) and discuss ion of significant texts, topics, and issues in the humanities disciplines.

Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical University Jackson State University Normal, AL Bessie W. Jones Jackson, MS Dernoral Davis $88,581To support a four-week summer seminar for $79,983To support an institute for high school the university faculty on the texts of four major students on the intellectual and philosophical origins medieval authors: Aquinas, Dante, Chaucer, and of the U.S. Constitution. Froissart. Langston University Albany State College Langston, OK Neva Joy Flasch Albany, GA James L. Hill $72,480To support a four-week institute for high $77,251To support a four-week institute for high school students on literature and war in the Western school students on poetry in Western culture. tradition.

Howard University Tennessee State University Washington, DC Filisha C. Camara-Norman Nashville, TN Clayton C. Reeve $80,000To support a four-week institute for high $80,000To support a four-week institute for high DIVISION school students on the French language and Fran- school students on the historical and cultural de, zlop- OF ER CATION cophone literature and culture. ment of the U.S. Constitution. PROGRAMS

'Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. 25 2 7 DIVISION OF FELLOWSHIPS AND SEMINARS

s Sophocles shows in his Press of , 1987), a work growing out of tragedy Oedipus Rex, wisdom does not derive his 1980-81 Fellowship for Independent Study merely from hearing what the oracles foretell. and Research awarded to study segregation in Oedipus heard, but he did not understand. The late nineteenth-century southern industry. Pro- monuments of humanity's rich cultural heritage fessor Jack Wertheimer of the Jewish Theological the works of art and literature, the histories and Seminary of America, a 1983 Summer Stipend documents of society stand for us as the recipient, published Unwelcome Strangers (Ox- guardians at the temple of Delphi stood for ford University Press, 1987), an examination of Oedipus: They will speak truly, but it is our task to the history of East European Jews in Imperial understand. Contemplation of artifacts and art Germany. A 1986 Travel to Collections grant to works, careful scrutiny of facts, vivid interpreta- Professor Daniel Shealy of Clemson University tions of literary worksall these painstaking enabled him to travel to archives in and efforts by scholars and teachers are necessary to Concord and led to the publication of The decipher the true significance of the human Selected Letters of Louisa May Alcott enterprise. Brown and Company, 1987). In various ways the Division of Fellowships and Also in 1987, the division continued to further Seminars fosters the active study, research, and the President's Initiative for Historically Black teaching that interpret and reinvigorate the con- Colleges and Universities. A professor of French tent of the humanities. In fiscal year 1987, the at Morehouse College in Atlanta, who held a division awarded 890 fellowships and stipends for faculty graduate study fellowship in 1986-87 to individual research by university and college write her dissertation in French literature at teachers, independent scholars, and student- Emory University, earned her Ph.D. in August scholars in colleges and high schools. The divi- 1987. sion also sponsored 116 seminars for1,409 college The Travel to Collections Program this year faculty, independent scholars, and teachers in continued to support travel in America and elementary and secondary schools. throughout the world. A travel grant enabled one Support for previous years' fellowship recip- scholar to study Russian paintings in Moscow ients also reached fruition in the publication of and Leningrad to determine the impact of numerous books and articles. Ronald L. Lewis, a European impressionism on Russian art. An- professor at the West Virginia University, pub- other scholar returned to Oxford University's lished Black Coal Miners in America (University Bodleian Library to follow up his discovery of original copperplates of drawings of colonial Frontispiece to Ednah Williamsburg, Virginia. Appropriately in this Dow Cheney's Louisa A.. 4. bicentennial year, a Travel to Collections grant -Ps. etir May Alcott: The C.4j enabled a scholar of the U.S. Constitution to (3. '_)'.'tN* Children's Friend, pursue his research on "Ideology, Politics, and 1888. A 1986 Travel to Society in Fayette County, Pennsylvania, during Collections grant the Struggle over Ratification of the Constitu- enabled a South tion" at the state archives in Harrisburg. Carolina scholar to The division also :supports those who, like the conduct research in young Oedipus, begin their search for wisdom Massachusetts, which early. Through support from the Younger Schol- resulted in the publica- ars Program, a senior from Stevenson High tion of a collection of School in Prairie View, Illinois, analyzed the Alcott's letters in 1987. causes of the decline of late classic Maya civiliza- 28 :,,, i' -

"Men of Knob Mine," Turkey Knob, West Virginia, pho- tographed by Rufus "Red" Ribble. A 1980-81 fellowship awarded to a professor from West Virginia University to study segregation in south- ern industry led to the 1987 publication of Black Coal Miners in America.

tion. A Stanford University student investigated 1987 included one at the University of Redlands the politics of disenfranchisement in where the director led a group of American from 1890 to 1908. teachers, plus one Hungarian teacher sponsored The 1987 Summer Seminars for College Teach- by the U.S Information Agency (USIA), in ers Program offered a wide diversity ofdisciplines studying the records of the Constitutional Con- and topics. For example, in "Shakespeare and the vention and the Federalist and anti-Federalist Elizabethan Stage" at Northwestern University, a debate. Across the country, in Concord, Massa- noted Shakespeare scholar helped his twelve chusetts, a professor from the State University of seminar participants to visualizeand even to New York at Geneseo guided a group of Amer- act out the multiple possibilities of Shake- ican teachers, plus two USIA participants from spearean staging. The summer seminar program Iceland and , in reading the works of continues to attract the nation's leading scholars Thoreau, Emerson, and Hawthorne. as directors. This year three former seminar Whether individually in research projects or directors were named Fulbright Distinguished cooperatively in seminar settings, scholars sup- Fellows. Participants also earn recognition deriv- ported by the Division of Fellowships and Semi- ing from work initiated and pursued during nars sought during the tenure of their fellowships summer seminars. Professor Jeffrey Brooks ofthe and seminars some true understanding of the University of Chicago, a participant in a 1976 humanities. But, more important, encouraged by seminar, won the Vucinich Prize from the Amer- Endowment support, they have continued ican Association for Slavic Studies for his book searching. They learned, of course, that to stop on literacy in , When Russia Learned to exploring and interpreting humanity's heritage in Read (Princeton University Press, 1985). Carroll the beliefthat one has found the answers can only Parrott Blue of San Diego State University, a lead, as it did for Oedipus, to tragic blindness. participant in a 1985 seminar on film, was DIVISION awarded a Ford Foundation Postdoctoral Fel- OF FELLOWSHIPS lowship to make a documentary film on Nobel Guinevere L. Griest AND SEMINARS Peace Prize laureate Ralph Bunche. Director The Summer Seminars for School Teachers in Division of Fellowships and Seminars 27

71 29 FELLOWSHIPS FOR UNIVERSITY TEACHERS

Grants provided support for members of the faculty of Ph.D.-granting universities to undertake fidl-time independent study and research in the humanities.

Jeffrey B. Abramson Edward S. Casey Waltham, MA Guilford, CT $27,500The Jury in America: A Constitutional and $27367 A Phenome:.ology of Lived Space Philosophical Inquiry E. Shan Chou Valeen T. Avery New York. NY Flagstaff, AZ $27,500 The Poetry of Tu Fu, 712-70: Its Methods $27,500 A Mormon Preacher to the Midwest:A and Aesthetics Biography of David H. Smith, 1844-1904 Richard L. Cleary Barbara A. Babcock Pittsburgh, PA Stanford, CA $27,500ThePlaces Royalesof Louis XIV and Louis $27,500Biography of Clara Shortridge Foltz, XV 1849-1934 John J. Collins Thomas 0. Beidelman Notre Dame, IN New York, NY $25,000 Commentary on the Book of Daniel $27,500Social Aspects of Gender in East Africa Patrick W. Conner Darice E. Birge Morgantown, WV New York, NY $13,750The Exeter Book Manuscript $27,500Sacred Groves in the Ancient Greek World George L. Cowgill Stuart M. Blumin Waltham, MA Ithaca, NY $27,500Mathematical Ideas in Archaeological The- $19,650The Development of the American Middle ory and Practice Class in the Industrializing City, 1760-1880 Susan Crane Yve-Alain H. Bois New Brunswick, NJ Baltimore, MD $27,500Chaucer and Medieval Romance $20,907Modern Concepts of Space: The History of A xonometric Perspective Rebecca W. Crump Baton Rouge, LA Reinhold Brinkmann $27,500The Complete Poems of Christina Rossetti: Cambridge, MA A Variorum Edition, Volume 3 $27,500Schoenberg'sPierrot LunaireandOde to Napoleon: CriticalEdition and Genesis Studies of Two Jonathan D. Culler Musical Masterworks Ithaca, NY $27,500Baudelaire and the Lyric David L. Brodbeck Los Angeles, CA Hannah S. Decker $27,500Mendelssohn and the Sacred Style in Berlin Houston, TX $27,500 A Comparative History of Psychoanalysis in Jules Brody Europe Cambridge, MA $27,500Philological Reading: A Textual Approach Fred M. Donner to French Literature Chicago, IL $27,500Early Arabic Historiography James A. Brown Evanston, IL Julie Ellison $27,500Ancient Native Americans of the Eastern Ann Arbor, MI Woodlands $13350Conflict, Community, and Gender in Ro- mantic Theories of Interpretation Charles H. Capper Chapel Hill, NC Malcolm M. Feeley $27,500Margaret Fuller: A Biography Berkeley, CA $12,360Plea Bargaining, Procedural Complexity, Vicki Caron and the Adversarial Idea Providence, RI $27,500France and the Jewish Refugee Crisis of the Paula S. Fichtner 1930s Brooklyn, NY DIVISION $27,500 A Biography of Maximilian II OF FELLOWSHIPS Dan T. Carter Atlanta, GA Alan J. Filreis AND SEMINARS $27,500Evangelical Church Communities in the Philadelphia, PA 28 19th-Century South $25,958Wallace Stevens: A Biography 30 Robert M. Fishman Friedrich Katz Cambridge, MA Chicago, IL $27,500Italy, Germany, and in the Interwar $27,500 The Great Powers and Revolutionary Mex- Years ico, 1934-40

Jack D. Flam Linda Sue Kauffman New York, NY Chapel Hill, NC $27,500 A Critical Biography of , $27,500Epistolary Modes in Modern Fiction 1918-54 Richard H. Keeling Judith K. Gardiner Oakland, CA Chicago, IL $26,500 Song Magic among the California Tribes $27,500 The Impact of 17th-Century Women Writ- ers and Readers on English Literary History Richard Kieckhefer Evanston, IL Sheldon M. Caron $27,50014th-Century Accounts of Christ's Life Princeton, NJ $27,500Social Reform and Social Control in 20th- Douglas A. Knight Century Nashville, TN $21,059The Ethics of Ancient : A Constructive Sima N. Godfrey Interpretation Chapel Hill, NC $27,500 The Concept of Fashionability in19th- Maryanne Kowaleski Century French Literature Bronx, NY $26,095Local Markets and Regional Trade in Late Leslie Goldstein Medieval Exeter Newark, DE $27,500Judicial Review and Contemporary Amer- Carl H. Landauer ican Liberal Democracy New Haven, CT $24,917The George-Kreis and the Development of Martin B. Green Modern Literary Criticism in Germany Medford, MA $27,500Seven Types of Adventure Tales Candace D. Lang , LA Fred I. Greenstein $27,500 The Political Implications ofContemporary Princeton, NJ Literary Critical Theory $27,500Leadership in the Modern American Presi- dency Victor B. Lieberman Ann Arbor, MI Cynthia J. Hahn $27,500The Economic History of Burma, Tallahassee, FL 1450-1850 $22,765The Narrative of Illustrated Medieval Saints' Lives James B. Longenbach Rochester, NY Peter B. Hales $27,500Pound, Yeats, and the Secret Society of Chicago, IL Modernism $27,500Gates of Eden: Some Essays on the Amer- ican Landscape, 1945-85 Joseph H. Lynch Columbus, OH Lamar M. Hill $27,500 A Comparative Study of Sponsorship and Irvine, CA Spiritual in England and Italy, 1250-1400 $27,500 The Jacobean Court of Requests, 1603-25 Phyllis I. Lyons Irving Howe Evanston, IL New York, NY $27,500Japanese Women Writers and the Modern $12,250 An Analytic and Critical Study of the Craft Literary Tradition of Fiction Bruce H. Mann Thomas K. Hubbard Philadelphia, PA Ithaca, NY $27,500Debtors, Creditors, and Republicanism in $22,500Autobiographical Fiction and Literary Po- the Revolutionary Era lemic in Attic Old Comedy Herbert J. Marks Martin J. Irvine Bloomington, IN Ferndale, MI $27,500Biblical Naming and Poetic Etymology $27,500Literary Theory in the Middle Ages, 12th through 14th Centuries E. Ann Matter DIVISION Philadelphia, PA OF FELLOWSHIPS Kenneth W. Jones $27,500 The Community of Women "Alle Pertiche" Manhattan, KS of Pavia: From Queen Rodelinda to Suor Maria AND SEMINARS $27,500 The Defense of Orthodoxy by Punjabi Hin- Domitilla dus during the 19th and 20th Centuries 29 31 Charles J. McClain Robert L. Patten Berkeley, CA Houston, TX $27,500The Chinese Struggle for Civil Rights and $27,500The Life, Art, and Times of George the History of Constitutional Law Cruikshank

Mary C. McLeod Lewis C. Perry New York, NY Nashville, TN $21,356Le Corbusier's Politics and Urbanism, $27,500Between Revolution and Modernity: Amer- 1928-43 ican Culture, 1830-60

Donald W. Meinig Henry Petroski Syracuse, NY Durham, NC $27,500Continental America 1800-1915: A Geo- $25,400With a Pencil: Essays on Engineering and graphical Perspective Culture

Helena R. Michie Sarah B. Pomeroy Waltham, MA New York, NY $27,500Mother, Sister, Other: The "Other Woman" $27,500Xenophon's Oeconomicus: A Study of the in Literature and Theory Greek Domestic Economy

H. C. Erik Midelfort Frances W. Pritchett Charlottesville, VA New York, NY $27,500 A History of Madness in16th-Century $27,500 A Study of the Poetics of the Classical Urdu Germany Ghazal

Mary Ellen Miller David M. Rabban New Haven, CT Austin, TX $27,500Mayan Warfare: Representations and Re- $27,500The Free Speech League and the Origins of percussions the American Civil Liberties Union

Virginia E. Miller Lucia Re Chicago, I L Los Angeles, CA $27,500The Monumental Art of Chichen Itza, $27,500The Novelization of History in the Italian Yucatan, Mexico Tradition

Dale E. Monson Melvin Richter Ann Arbor, MI New York, NY $26,841 The Composition of 18th-Century Italian $27,500 A Critical Introduction toBqqljsgeschichte. Opera in Europe The History of Concepts

R. Kent Newmyer Ray Clayton Roberts Storrs, CT Columbus, OH $27,500ChiefJustice John Marshall and the Consti- $19,956Parliamentary Undertakings in 18th-Cen- tution tury England

John Nicols Daniel T. Rodgers Eugene, OR Princeton, NJ $27,500Public Patronage and the Process of Ro- $25,750American Reformers and Socialized Eu- manization, 70 B.C.-A.D. 250 rope: The Roots of the 20th-Century Welfare State

Robert Nozick Daniel S. Russell Cambridge, MA Pittsburgh, PA $27,500A Philosophical Theory of Significance $11,375 Emblematic Structures in Renaissance French Culture Steve Odin Honolulu. HI Kenneth S. Sacks $27.500Japanese Aesthetics in Western Perspective Madison, WI $27,500The Greek Historian Diodorus and 1st- Oyekan Owomoyela Century Intellectual Values Lincoln, NE $13,750Yoruba Proverbs in Cultural Context:A James %V. Schmidt Comprehensive Source Book and Exegesis Boston, MA $19,850Reason, Authority, and Faith: German At- William D. Paden titudes Toward the Enlightenment Evanston. IL $27,500Introduction to Old Occitan Jeffrey T. Schnapp Stanford, CA DIVISION Michael Palencia-Roth $27,500Medieval Visual Poetics and the Acrostic OF FELLOWSHIPS Champaign, IL Tradition AND SEMINARS $27,500Intercivilizational Encounters: European Conceptions of the New WoKld from Columbus to 30 Shakespeare . 32 Jerrold E. Seigel Alan Timberlake Princeton, NJ Berkeley, CA $25,400Objectivity and the Subject in Modern $27,500 Grammar and Text: A Method for Lin- French Thought guistic Analysis

J. Thomas Shaw Kuo-ch'ing Tu Madison, WI Goleta, CA $27,500Pushkin's Rhyming: A Computer-Assisted $27,500 An Anthology of Modern Chinese Poetry Study Edward F. Tuttle Mary E. Solt Los Angeles, CA Bloomington, IN $18,334Structural and Sociolinguistic Reconstruc- $27,500William Carlos Williams: A Search for the tion of Romance Sibilant Systems American Idiom Cheryl B. Welch Mark Spilka Belmont, MA Providence, RI $27,500Liberal Theory in 19th-Century France $13,750Hemingway's Quarrel with Androgyny Allan K. Wildman Matthew W. Stolper Columbus, OH Chicago, IL $27,500Local Patterns of the Russian Peasant Econ- $27,500The Kasr Archive and Achaemenid omy, 1861-1905 Babylonia Joel Williamson Reinhard Strohm Chapel Hill, NC New Haven, CT $27,500William Faulkner: His Life, His Work, and $25,601The Musical Contribution to Dramain the Evolution of 20th-Century Southern Culture Representative Italian Operas Edwin N. Wilmsen John F. Sweets Boston. MA Lawrence, KS $27,500Historical Transformations of Ethnic Rela- $18,589 The Lacemakers of Le Puy tions in Southern Africa

Marina G. Tarlinskaja James I. Wimsatt Seattle, WA Austin. TX $27,500Semantic Links within and between Texts $21,900Chaucer and His French Contemporaries

David F. Tatham James E. G. Zetzel Syracuse, NY New York. NY $27,500 A Biography of David Claypoole Johnston $25.564 A Commentary on Cicero'sDe Republica

FELLOWSHIPS FOR COLLEGE TEACHERS AND INDEPENDENT SCHOLARS

Grants provided support Ibr teachers in two-year, four-year, and five-year aillcges and universities. that is, faculty members of departments that do not grant the Ph.D., and for independent scholar.s and writers to undertake lidl-tnne independent study and research m the humanities.

David F. Austin Donald H. Bell Raleigh, NC Cambridge, MA $27,500Spatial Cognition and Self Knowledge $27,500Civic Culture and the Historical Origins of Communism in Bologna. Italy, 1880-1980 Garrick A. Bailey Tulsa, OK Jane A. Be-nstein $27,500 The Collapse and Revitalization of Osage Winchester, MA Society $27,500Girolamo Scotto, Venetian Music Printer of the 16th Century Edwin L. Battistella Birmingham, AL Susan L. Blake $23,041Studies in Linguistic Change: Marked and Easton, PA Unmarked Categories in English Grammar and Sound $27,500White Women Travel Writers in Africa Structure Maureen B. M. Boulton Harlan R. Beckley South Bend, IN Lexington, VA $27,500 New Testament Apocryphal Fiction in Me- $16,000Justice in the Thought of Walter Rauschen- dieval French and Provencal DIVISION busch, John A. Ryan. and Reinhold Niebuhr OF FELLOWSHIPS AND SEMINARS 3 3 31 r. ..-.....

J. Bruce Brackenridge Lewis M. Dabney Appleton WI Laramie, WY $27,500Astronomy and Astrology in 17th-Century $27,500The Life and Work of Edmund Wilson Science Winston B. Davis Rosemary Brana-Shute Georgetown, TX Charleston, SC $27,500Religion and the Industrialization of Eng- $26,123The Emancipation of Slaves in , land and Japan 1760-1.830 Philip Dawson Eva T.H. Braun New York, NY Annapolis, MD $27,500Sales of Nationalized Properties during the $27,500An Interpretative Survey ofthe Imagination French Revolution in All Its Major Aspects Gary S. De Krey Mary Flowers Braswell Hamilton, NY Birmingham, AL $27,500Civic Radicalism in the English Revolutions $27,500Chaucer and the Custumary Laws: A Source of the 17th Century 1645-95 forThe Canterbury Tales? JoAnn Della-Neva Jewel S. Brooker South Bend, IN St. Petersburg, FL $27,500Imitation and the Selection of Models in $27,500The Mythical Method in T.S. Eliot's Poetry Renaissance Literature

Peter Brunette Michael B. Dick Fairfax, VA Loudonville, NY $27,500The Films of Luchino Visconti $13,501 The Making of the Cult Image: Israel and Babylon James C. Bulman Meadville, PA James C. Dobbins $18,334Shakespeare in Performance:The Merchant Oberlin, OH of Venice $27,500 A History of Buddhism of the Pure Land School Peter C. Carafiol Portland, OR Heather Dubrow $27,500Transcendentalism and the American Ideal Northfield, MN $26,167The Stuart Epithalamium Priscilla P. Clark Chicago, IL Eugene J. Dwyer $25,570Writing the City: Paris and the Construction Gambier, OH of Urban Culture $18,492Portrait Collecting:Imagines Ilhatrium

Rebecca W. Corrie Robert Y. Eng Lewiston, ME La Jolla, CA $27,500The Conradin Bible: The Making of an $25,802State Power, Rural Commercialization, and Italian Manuscript in South China, 1600-1949

Paul B. Courtright Louis A. Ferleger Greensboro, NC Newton, MA $19,157Suttee: The Goddess and the Dreadful Prac- $27,500Tools and Time: Southern Farmers after tice Reconstruction

Earlene Craver Ellison B. Findly Canoga Park, CA Hartford, CT $19,561The Intellectual Immigration: The Econi- $20,085Biography of Nur Jahan: Empress of mists Mughal, India, 1611-27

J. Richard Creath Philip J. Finkelpearl Tempe, AZ Wellesley, MA $27,500Analytic Truth: The Debate between Car- $27,500The World of John Fletcher nap and Quine Owen J. Flanagan, Jr. Istvan Csicsery-Ronay, Jr. Wellesley, MA Greencastle, IN $27,500Varieties of Moral Personality: Explorations $27,126The Fiction and Philosophical Proseof in Moral Psychology and Moral Philosophy Stanislaw Lem DIVISION Hugh Ford Leonard P. Curry Lambertville, Ni OF FELLOWSHIPS Louisville, KY $25,302The Pilgrim Hawk: A Biography ofGlenway AND SEMINARS $25,314Roots of American Urbanism: The Transfor- Wescott 32 mation of Urban Life in the , 1800-50 34 David S. George Heather J. Hogan Lake Forest, IL Oberlin, Oh $27,500 The Modern Brazilian Stage $27,500The Metal Workers of St. Petersburg, 1890-1914 Elliot K. Ginsburg Oberlin, OH Dee Ann Holisky $27,500 The Sabbath in Later Kabbalah Fairfax, VA $27,500The Grammar of Tsova-Tush, a Language of Kenneth S. Greenberg the Caucasus Boston, MA $27,500 The History of the American Duel Caroline M. Houser Northampton, MA Victor R. Greene $27,500Greek, Hellenistic, and Roman Monumen- Milwaukee, WI tal Bronze Statues $27,500Ethnicity and American Popular Music, 1920-1950 Douglas W. Howard Rochester, 1:Y Robert S. Grumet $26,305Varit,:es of Wonder in Early Stuart Drama Athens, OH $25,500Native American-European Legal Relations David Couzens Hoy in the Middle Atlantic Colonies Santa Cruz, CA $27,325A Hermeneutical Theory of Legal Inter- Ralph C. Hancock pretation Moscow, ID $23,000Roots of the American Political Order in Linda Louise Iltis Calvinism and the Enlightenment Seattle, WA $21,090Roles and Meaning in Classical Dance Michele A. Hannoosh Drama of Nepal New York, NY 518,996Baudelaire and Caricature Kyoko Inoue Chicago, IL Craig S. Harbison $27,500The Making of the Japanese Constitution Amherst, MA $27,500Jan van Eyck's Patrons Jenny M. Jochens Towson, MD Barbara J. Harris $27,500 Women in the Old Norse Tradition: Myth, Brooklyn, NY Image, and Reality $27,500Upper-Class Women in Yorkist and Early Tudor England Michael C. !Calton Wichita, KS Beverly Haviland $14,625The Ho-Rak Debate: Neo-Confucian Con- New York, NY troversy on Human Nature in 18th-Century Korea $25,909Henry James's Sense of the Present Marion A. Kaplan Joan D. Hedrick Flushing, NY Middletown, CT $27,500Jewish Women in Imperial Germany $27,500 The Politics of Everyday Life: A Biography of Harriet Beecher Stowe David E. Kelley Oberlin, OH Denise A. Herd $26,522Sect and Society: The Luo Sect and Trans- Berkeley, CA port Workers in China, 1700-1900 $27,500Blacks and Temperance in 19th-Century America Ronald C. Kiener Hartford, CT Leah D. Hewitt $16,061 A Critical Edition of the Hebrew Paraphrase Amherst, MA of Saadia Goan's Kitab Al-Amanat $18,500 Contemporary French Women's ato- biographies: De Beauvoir, Duras, Sarraute, Wittig, and Jonathan B. Knudsen Conde Wellesley, MA $13,750The Enlightenment in Berlin, 1740-1815 Nancy Ann Hewitt Tampa, FL Ellen V. Kosmer $27,500 Community and Conflict: Women, Politics, Westboro, MA and Society in Tampa, Florida, 1885-1945 $23,847Franco-Italian Manuscript Illumination in Naples, 1250-1343 Hannah J. Hiles Middletown, CT Katherine S. Kovacs DIVISION $27,500 The Provision of Public Services in the 19th Pacific Palisades, CA Century: Middletown, Connecticut, 1790-1860 $27,500Spanish Film and Society OF FELLOWSHIPS AND SEMINARS 35 33 t,1-: Joel C. Kuipers Anna S. Meigs Chatham, NJ St. Paul, MN $27,500In a Personal Voice: Ritual Speech and the $13,750Concepts of Reproduction, Kinship, and Poetics of Self in Weyewa Gender in the New Guinea Highlands

Edith Kurzweil Paul T. Menzel New York, NY Tacoma, WA $27,500The Faces of Freud: Conceptions of Psycho- $7,891 Moral Issues in Medicine in an Age of analysis in Five Countries Scarcity

Susan S. Lanser Robert S. Miola Washington, DC Baltimore, MD $27,500 A Tradition of Women's Literary Criticism, $27,500The Classical Shakespeare: Aspects of Latin 1750-1900 Dramatic Influence

Jacob Lassner Mary B. Moore Detroit, MI New York, NY $27,500Medieval Muslim Uses of the Jewish Past $27,500The Attic Red-Figured Pottery of the Athe- nian Agora Paul Lauter New York, NY Marian J. Morton $27,500Forging the Canon: The Making of an University Heights, OH American Literature $27,500Refuges and Maternity Homes in Cleveland, 1873-1970 Christopher F. Lee Salt Lake City, UT Carl P. Nagin $18,500Implementing Republicanism in Post-Rev- Cambridge, MA olutionary South Carolina $26,593Abode of Illusion: The Chinese Painter and Forger Chang Ta-ch'ien, 1899-1983 Leo A. Lensing Middletown, CT Isabelle H. Naginski $27,500 A Biography of Karl Kraus West Somerville, MA $27,500Literary Traffic: The Impact of French Fic- Glenn Lesses tion on the Russ;an Novel Charleston, SC $27,500Desire and Motivation in Plato's Middle A. David Napier Dialogues Middlebury, VT $27,500Balinese Notions of the Foreign John K. Limon Williamstown, MA Frederick C. Neumann $15,100The History of American Fiction in the Richmond, VA Context of the History of Science: C.B. Brown to $19,383Aspects of Musical Performance in the 17th Pynchon and 18th Centuries

Megan Marshall Mark A. Noll Newton, MA Wheaton, IL $20,190 A Group Biography of the Peabody Sisters: $27,500Religious Thinking and the Formation of Elizabeth Peabody, Mary Peabody Mann, and Sophia America, 1737-1865 Peabody Hawthorne Francis V. O'Connor Thomas R. Martin New York, NY Claremont, CA $25,127The Mural in America: Wall Painting as Art $27,500Freedom of Speech in Classical Athenian and Public Environment Democracy James P. Parakilas Carol C. Mattusch Lewiston, ME Fairfax, VA $22,218Chopin and the Instrumental Ballade $27,500The Development and Significance of Greek Bronze Statuary Paula E. Petrik Bo'eman, MT Hugh J. McCznn $27.,110American Culture, Values, and Business: College Station, TX Child-Rearing, Children% Play, and Toy Manufacture $27,500Human Action: Ontology and Explanation in America. 1844-1985

Michael E. McGerr Michael D. Platt Cambridge, MA Irving, TX $27,5u0 A History of the United States. 1900-33 $27,500Nietzsche's Last Words DIVISION OF FELLOWSHIPS James S. McLachlan Naima Prevots AND SEMINARS New York, NY Los Angeles, CA $18,500 A History ofAmericanCollegesand Univer- $27,500The American Pageantry Movement and 34 sities .Social Reform, 1905-25 36 Gila Ramras-Rauch Judith S. Stein Brookline, MA New York, NY $27,500 The Arab in Israeli Literature $27,500Afro-Americans and the Labor Movement in the Inter-War Period John P. Resch Manchester, NH Robert V. Stone $27,500 The 1818 Revolutionary War Pension Act: New York, NY Politics, Public Policy, and American Culture. 1815-25 $27,500Sartre's Unpublished Dialectical Ethics of 1964-65 Michael S. Reynolds Raleigh, NC Lucy C. Stout $27,500 A Literary Biography of Hemingway's Paris London, England Years, 1922-28 $18,500Muslim Family Law in South Asia: Law. Custom, and the Muslim Woman Amy Richlin Bethlehem, PA Karen E. Swann $27,500 Roman Witches: Women and the Sacred in Williamstown, MA Roman Ideology $14,450Sensational Plots: English Romantic Ex- periments in Romance George H. Roeder, Jr. Evanston, IL Zoltan Tar $11,604World War II and Modern American Visual New York, NY Experience $19,600 A Biography of Georg Lukacs

Elliot A. Rosen Joan Templeton Newark, NJ Brooklyn, NY $27,500 The New Deal and Its Opposition $27,500Ibsen's Women Characters

Stewart D. Shapiro Benjamin R. Tilghman Newark, OH Manhattan. KS $10,500Logic, Computation, and Ontology $19,895The Relation between Art and Ethics

William C. Sharpe Terrence W. Tilley New York, NY Winooski, VT $27,500The Nocturne and Modern Artistic Form, $27,500From Theodicies to Consolations 1840-1910 Harriet S. Turner George A. Sher Oberlin, OH Burlington, VT $27,500Deception and Authenticity in the Novels of 1"2,674Values in Public Life Galdos and Clarin

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Jon D. Solomon Mary Elisabeth F. Tobin Tucson, AZ Honolulu, HI $750 A New Critical Edition of the Musici Scriptures $750Ladies Magazines and the Ideology of Domes- Graeci ticity in England, 1770-1835 DIVISION Mark L. Sosower Janis A. Tomlinson OF FELLOWSHIPS Hillsborough, NC Charleston, SC $750 A Codicological Investigation of the Greek $750Patronage of Claude-Joseph Vernet by the AND SEMINARS Historian Xenophon's Minor Works Prince of Asturias 45 Diane H. Touliatos-Banker Barbara J. Webb St Louis, MO New York, NY $750Byzantine Musical Manuscripts and Treatises $750Myth and History in the Caribbean Novel in the Cultural Foundation of the National Bank of Greece John P. Welle South Bend, IN Stuart H. 11.aub $750Pasolini and Postwar Italian Culture Cortland, NY $750 Reward and Informant Systems in Criminal David L. Wheeler Justice, 1865-1900 Muncie, IN $750Drifts, Droughts, and Die-Ups: The History of David J. Travis Cattle Mortality on the Southern , Seattle, WA 1880-89 $750 A History of the Italian Communist Party from 1943 to 1956 Raymond E. White Muncie, IN Albert H. Tricomi $750 A History of the Low Budget Western Movie, Vestal, NY 1930-54 $750Caroline Po 'Neal Drama: Unpublished Man- uscripts Richard White Salt Lake City, UT Patricia Trutty-Couhill $750The Miner's Fate: Health, Environment, and Bowling Green, KY Industry in the Anthracite Region, 1890-1950 $750Drawings of Leonardo d a Vinci and His School in Collections on the East Coast of the United States Edward V. Williams Lawrence, KS Diane F. Urey $750The Bells of Russia: A Campanological Study Normal, IL $750 An Examination of Manuscript Revisions by Kathleen Wilson the Spanish Novelist Galdos Somerville, MA $750Urban Culture and Associational Lifein Julie C. Van-Camp Provincial England, 1715-85 Los Angeles, CA $750Copyright Infringement Principles and the Nan E. Woodruff Identity of Works of Art in Dance Philadelphia, PA $750Southern Farm Workers and the Disintegration Paul J. Vanderwood of Share Cropping San Diego, CA $750Doing Business during Mexico's Revolution David R. Woodward Huntington. WV Juan A. Villamarin $750Anglo-American Military Relations from a Newark, DE Grand Strategic Perspective, 1917-18 $750The Spanish Elite of the Sabana de Bogota, Michael Wreszin New York, NY Karl von den Steinen $750Dwight Macdonald: A Biography Sacramento, CA $750 Women, Politics, and Leadership in 18th-Cen- Beth S. Wright tury Scotland Arlington, TX $750French Romantic Lithographs of Themes from Charles E. Walcott Walter Scott: The Gaugain Suite of 1829-30 Minneapolis, MN $750The White House Staff unLerJohn F. Kennedy Bobby I. Wright Bozeman, MT Robert K. Wallace $750 An Ethnohistory of the Harvard Indian Col- Highland Heights, KY lege, 1650-93 $750The Works of Turner at the Clore Gallery Frederick D. Wright James P. Walsh Notre Dame, IN San Jose, CA $750Bishop Jules B. Jeanmard: Black and White $750Family Background of James D. Phelan:A Catholics in Segregationist Louisiana, 1918-57 Builder of California Anand A. Yang Jinn, Wang Salt Lake City, UT Durham, NC $750Disciplining Colonial India: Prisons and Pris- $750The Mythology of Stone: A Study of Intertex- oners under the British Raj, 1757-1947 DIVISION tuality of Ancient Chinese OF FELLOWSHIPS Rosemarie Zagarri Bernard M. Wasserstein Morgantown, WV AND SEMINARS Newton Centre, MA $750The Fate of Anti-Federalism, 1789-1828 46 $750The Shanghai Municipal Police Special Branch 48 SusanneM.Zantop Michael P.Zirinsky Hanover, NH Boise, ID $750Latin America and the Literary Imagination of $750History of the Iranian Missions of the Amer- the German Enlightenment ican Presbyterian Church

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Grams provided suppori for faculty ai historically black colleges and universities 10 undertake one year offidl-ume sludy leading to a doctoral degree in the humanities. with preference given to individuals who are at the disserianon stage of their work.

Central State University Southern University Wilberforce, OH Lee L. J Ingham Baton Rouge, LA Jana J Monielaro $27,500Philosophy $20,797English Literature

Clark Collegz Texas Southern University Atlanta, GA Patricia B. Iluuo Houston, TX Hermine D. Pinson $27,500American Studies: Black American Fiction $27,500Thematic Study of the Poetry of Melvin B. Tolson Howard University Washington, DC John 0. Perpener Texas Southern University $27,479History of Black Concert Dance Houston, TX Ronald C Samples $27,500Henry James and the Common Touch Jackson State University Jackson, MS Tommie H. Siewari University of the District of Columbia $27,500Frank Silvera's Americaa Theatre of Being Washington, DC Elsie A. Williams $27,500American Studies: Black American Humor North Carolina Central University Durham. NCCarbon E. Wilson $27,500 A Study of the Black Community in Liver- pool, England, 1918-45

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JenniferL.Andersen Craig R. Auge Los Angeles, CA Bowling Green, OH $2,200Modes of Comparison in Oral and Literary $2,200 The Evolution of American Attitudes toward Epic: From the Iliad to the Aeneid and Paradise Lost Wilderness: The Puritans through the Romantics

TheodoreS.Anderson James W. Bailey Oberlin, OH Williamstown, MA $2,200 The Poetics of T.S. Eliot $2,200 The Meaning of Materialism for Marx's Social Ethics EricL. Anderson-Zych West Lafayette, IN ChristopherD. Bartlett $2,200 Grand Designs and Current Realities: Prog- Providence, RI ressive Era Parks in the Midwest $2,200 The Conccpt of Political Opposition in Lu- can's and Petronius's Poems on the Civil War Dean R. Andrade West Allis, WI Sarah H.Bayliss $2,200Piety and Positive 'fiction in Cotton Mather's Cambridge, MA Magnalia Christi Americana $2,200Realism in Courbet and Flaubert

Sarah E. Ard Debra A. Benko Marion, IA Granville, OH $1,800Race Relations in 19th-Century American $2,200Transformations of Morgan le Fay in Literature Arthurian Literature: From Healer to Witch to Femi- nist David C. Askin Wilkes-Barre, PA DianaL. Black DIVISION $2,200 The Legislative Veto and the Chadha Ruling: Albuquerque, NM OF FELLOWSHIPS A Critical Analysis and Examination of Its Impact $1,800 The Dark Lady and the White Christ: An Exploration of Malory's Morie Dardiur AND SEMINARS 47

C, k' 4y Bridget Bobick Russell E. Coon Carrollton, GA Oxford, MS $1,800 The Confederate Statues of West Georgia $2,200Did Mill's Philosophy influence Hardy's Novels? Todd R. Breyfogle Colorado Springs, CO Patrick B. Crawford $2,200Translation with Commentary of Ten Spir- New York, 1.1Y itual and Pedagogical Letters of Alcuin of York $2,200 An Analysis of Nietzsche's and Marx's Cri- tique of Metaphysics Richard A. Brook New York, NY Allison C Cummings $2,200 The Jewish Labor Movement in the United Nashville, TN States and Voluntary Mediation: 1900-14 $1,800The Significance of Job in the Poetics of William Blake Rebecca E. Bryant Chicago, IL Anna H. Derby $2,200 The Past, the Present, and Mental Anomalies Winston-Salem, NC in 's Novels $2,200 The Religion Clauses of the First Amend- ment: The Original Understanding Daniel Buchen Amherst, MA Jeffrey B. Downard $2,200 The Problem of Naming in Wallace Stevens's Oxford, OH Notes Toward a Supreme Fiction $2,200 Two Philosophies of Mind: Functionalism and Reductive Physicalism John 1'. Budd Colorado Springs, CO Delphine V. Farber $2,200Perceptions of Technology: The History of New York, NY Nuclear-Pmpelled Aircraft $1,800Origin and Meaning of the First Amendment Press Clause Edward K. Byfield New York, NY kiel J. Faulkner $2,200 The Apocalyptic Gnosticism of Clement of Angwin, CA Alexarviria $2,200 The Impact of te American Civil Rights Movement on the U.S. Virgin islands Marilyn A. Cnrder Lima, OH Kevin C. Fedarko S2,200Pastoralism, the City, and the Role of Gender New York, NY in the Fiction of Chopin and Wharton $2.200Classical Indian Philosophy, Thoreau, and Ghandi: A Journey of Ideas Anton; Chan Carrollton. TX Christopher Iiitzmartin $1 800Prelude to Locke: The influerr:e Ptiritar, Pittsaurgh, PA hieobgy or, American Political Stru: $2,2C0 How is Freedom Possible?: Causality. Culture. and Ontology Donald T. Cur. New Haven CT Christopher E. Forth $2,200.:_ninese Environmental and Political Phi- Lewiston, NY losophy $2,200Rooker T. Washington and the Niagara Movement Donna T. Chen Berkeley, CA Robert L. Friberg $2,200The Evolution of Medical Ethics in the Post- Concordia, KS war United States $1,800influence of John Locke on the Reltiou5 Thought of Alexander Campbell, Amecan Religious David L. Cohen Reformer New York, NY $1,800Three Jewish Historians Conivared, the Saskia A. Funston Works of H. Graetz, S. Dubnow, and S. Baron El Cajon, CA $1,800Presidential Tenure and the Constitution Tania F. Coiner Boston, MA Ross Garon $1,800Archetype of the Enchantress: Images of New York, NY Circe and Helen in H.D.'s (Hilda Doolittle's) Poetry $1,800Representatives in a Demociocy: Agents or Leaders? Shawn M. Collins Walla Walla, WA David M. Gerwin $2,200 The Meaning of Myth: Toward a New Under- New York, NY DIVISION standing $2,200Student Projects in Newark: Community OF FELLOWSHIPS Organizing in the 1960s AND SEMINARS 48 ' tio°^' n",.4.105 Janet Gielo% t Anne Spencer (Annie Spokane, WA Bethel Scales Spencer, $2,200Metaphors of Landscape and Architecture in 1882-1975), who wrote the Works of Willa Cathcr lyrical poems using Matthew R. Gochberg traditional romantic Madison, WI themes. is one of the $2,200 The Study and Critical Assessment of Ethical poets examined by a Realism scholar at Coppin State College who Thomas J. Gombar Reading, PA received a 1986 Fel- $2,200 The Making of an American Radical: James lowship for Colkge H. Mauren and Socialism in Reading, Pennsylvania Teachers and Inde- pendent Scholars to Jay P. Greene research a book on Somerville. MA $2,200 A History of the U.S. Policy Planning Staff black American ltomen poem Cheryl L. Hall 1915-30. Columbia, MO $1200 A Critical Comparison of Charles and Mary Lamb'sTales from Shakespeareto Their Counterparts in Shakespeare's Plays Hugh D. Hughes Trumbull. CT Eric W. Hanson $1.800Virgilian Aspects of William Bradford'sOf Williamstown, MA Plymouth Plantation $2,200 The Influence of the American Musical Tradition of the Blues on the Writing ofJames Baldwin Matthew G. Hurd Danville, CA Karen S. Hartmann $2.200Philosophy in Virgil: Stoicism and Epi- Minden, NE cureanism $1.800 The American Dream and the Novels ofJohn Steinbeck Cheryl R. Jordan Cape Girardeau. MO Amy M. Helmon $2.200Adam. Absalom, and Christ: William Tacoma, WA Faulkner's Use of the Bible $2,200 Chatwer on the Theme ofGentilesse Sung Hui Kim Matthew F. Heyd Atlanta. GA Charlotte. NC $2.200 We The People: The Development of a $1,800Machiavelli and the U.S. Constitution Rationale for Written Higher Law and Constitutions in North America Kristen C. Hill Normal. IL Taehee L. Kim $2.200 The Balance of Puritanism and Humanity in New Haven. CT Shakespeare $2.200 The Pastoral Element in Shakespearean Drama Patti L. Hilliard Cary, NC Richard L. Kimmel $2.200 A Literary Analysis of John Woolman as Greenville. SC a Reflection of the Developing Character of Early $1.800Jewish Mysticism in America: A Historical America Perspective

Stephanie A. Hirsch Cecilia A. Kirk Eau Claire, WI Hillsdale. MI $1,800 The Zona Gale Papers: New Pieces to the $2.200 TWO Tories Who Influenced the Framers of Puzzle the Constitution: David Hume and Sir William Black- stone Carla M. Holmes Stanford, CA Jane I. Kishi $2,200 How James Wilson's Political Philosophy New York, NY Affected His Contributions to the Constitution $2,200Media Coverage of the Japanese-American Internment during World War II Gayrytha F. Huff Jackson, MS Barbara A. Korbal $2,200Elizabeth Carter and the Stoicism of Epic- Madison, WI DIVISION tett.s $2,200Margaret Fuller's Vision of Self-Reliance OF FELLOWSHIPS Russell B. Korobkin AND SEMINARS Stanford, CA $2,200Racial Politics in Georgia, 1890-1908 49

% Martha L. More Cambridge, MA $2,200 A Short Historical Introduction to an English Translation of an Eight-Page Pamphlet by Johann Eck , l M' 4.1111, Stacy K. Moore Sarasota, FL A Altintil ret, .11,141)\ $2,200 The Gallantry of the Rococo: A Critical Walter Hodges' draw- 4=4 otl4pil. Asill!,111.44 MUM& MI Analysis of Transitional Elements in the Music of ing of the Globe C.P.E. Bach Theater is considered to be an accurate Alison D. Morantz Prairie Village, KS representation. In 1987 $1,800 Holocaust: Kansas City Jewry's Collective Northwestern Univer- Response, 1938-46 sity held a Summer Seminar for College Daniel Mozes Teachers on Shake- New York. NY $2.200 A Critical Examination of Shelley's Prom- speare and the Eliz- etheus Unbound abethan Stage." Lauren B. Nagel Nikolas Kozloff Winter Park, FL New York, NY $2.200Russian Avant-Garde Art and Relevant Sci- $1,800 Thomas Paine and Eugene Debs: Political entific Theory Activism in Two Centuries Christopher A. Nickerson Laura J. Larsen New York, NY Des Plaines. IL $1.800 Executive and Legislative Control over For- $2 200Property and Republicanism in the Political eign Policy: Intent andPractice Thought of Devan M. Pailet Bradley G. Lovelace Medford. MA Hebron, MD $2.200Bertram Goodhue's Western Legacy: A Crit- $2,200 A More Perfect Union: Balancing Individual ical Analysis of Spanish Colonial Architecture in Mexico. Rights and the Common Good 1901

Mark D. Lucia Kevin C. Park Prairie View IL Cambridge. MA $1,800The Decline of Late Classic Maya Centers: Its $2,200La Femme Monstre: The Female Criminal in Causes and Effects Mau riac's Therese De.sipteroux and Du ras's L'Amanw Anglaise Stephen A. Mangin New York. NY John A. Pearce $2.200 The Lessons of Gaudi: The Use of No.aire West Valley City. UT and Technology to Reflect and Shape Social Values $1800Biographical Study of Early Utah Politicians

Laura K. McAfee Luis R. Mem II Baltimore, MD Rio Piedras. PR $2,200Toward a Closed Society: Social Mistakes in SLIM The Palio of Siena Jane Austen's Novels Jay T. Plum Robert Chad McCracken Fargo. ND New Haven. CT $2.200Alfred G. Arvold and the Country Theater in $2,200Secular Culture and Clandestine History: North Dakota Absalom. Absalom! and Gravity'... Rainhow John T. Precobb Paul R. McDowell Worcester, MA De Kalb, IL $2.200Italian Contemporary Writers and the Image $2.200Comedic Elements of M. 3 Years of of America Fresh Comedy Anne H. Quinney Robert A. Mehler Dc Kalb. IL Chicago, IL $1,800 Theme and Evolution of the Heroine in the $2,200 The Interpretations Surrok Wing Madison's Novels of Marguerite Duras Tenth Federalist Essay DIVISION Jonathan T. Reeve Carole F. Meyers Nashville. TN OF FELLOWSHIPS Rochester, NY $1.800Populism: Past and Present AND SEMINARS $2.200Claude Bragdon: Architect and Stage De- 50 signer 52 Paul J. Rock Christopher J. Sturr Butler, PA Santa Fe, NM $2,200 Symbol and Myth in James Agee'sLet Us Now $2,200Investigation of Asyntactic Ambiguity in Praise Famous Men Greek and Latin Poetry

Sherrilyn M. Roush Marietta Swain State College, PA Pittsford, NY $2,200 A History of the Rationale for Conceptual $2,200Words and Stones: Style in the Fiction of Change in Quantum Physics: 1913-25 Tneodore Dreiser and the Architecture of Louis Sullivan Laura L Runge Rochester, NY Karin E. Thompson $2,200 John Gardner and the Morality of Contem- College Place, WA porary Fiction $1,800Jane Eyreand HardTimes:Education in 19th- Century Britain Eric N. Schocket Albany CA Hang T. 'Dan $2,200 Hemingway and Dos Passos: Two Outside Round Rock, TX Perspectives on the Spanish Civil War $1,800Sectionalism: Influence on the Constitution and Political Parties Zachary M. Schrag Washington, DC David R. Truog $1,800Analysis of American Schoolbook Depic- Amherst, MA tions of Christopher Columbus $2,200 The Reaction of 17th-Century French Scien- tists to the Work of Galileo Galilei Andrea L. Schuler Bellevue, WA Howard M. Ullman $1,800 The Scientific Approach to Literature: Its Chicago, IL Value, Validity, and Metaphysical Implications $2,200 The History of theEarly Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence, 1910-60 David V. Schulz Crawfordsville, IN Alexandra M. Vacroux $2,200Edward Gordon Craig andHamlet:An Evo- Somerville, MA lution of Theories and Their Practical Application $2,200Philosophy, Process,and Policy: Kennedy and Joel L. Sebastian Duluth. MN William B. Van-Winkle $1,800Ojibwa Culture Changes Related to the Fur Portland, OR Trade at the American Fur Company Post in Fond du $1,800 The Influence of theZohar upon Medieval Lac, 1817-42 Judaism

Karen A. Soos Christina Nbulgarelis Blacksburg, VA Chicago, IL $2,200 The Machine over the Garden: Literary $2,200 The Development of the American Concept Responses to Space Technology of Citizenship

Christine D. Sorrell Jill G. Wacker Winston-Salem, NC Martinsville, NJ $1,800 The History of the Art Song in America $2,200 New Jersey Homesteads: The Early Years

Kimberly C. Spence Jessica A. Wang Lexington, KY Ithaca, NY $2,200 An Iconographical Study of Select Icons from $2,200The Supreme Court and the Japanese Intern- the Saint Sophia Cathedral in Novgorod ment Cases

Joan E. Stack Mahalia L. Way Columbia, MO Ann Arbor, MI $2,200 Modem Poetry and the Paintingsof $2,200Gnostic Dualism and Early Christianity Brueghel Ellen C. Wayland-Smith Christopher M. Sterk Amherst, MA Cleveland Heights, OH $2,200The Status and Self-Perception of Women in $1,800Land Use History of the Flats in Cleveland the Oneida Community

Sarah Stroud Nadine M. Weidman Camb.idge, MA Bryn Mawr, PA $2,200 Moore and Austin on Traditional Epis- $2,200From Metaphysics to Medicine: The Influ- DIVISION temology ence of Parmenidean Philosophy on theHippocratic Corpus OF FELLOWSHIPS AND SEMINARS 51

,--1 ,.....4 f 53 Stephen H. ..civ.stein Darla C. Witt Westfield, NJ Durham. NC $1,800 F xession of Limitations: The Roleof $1.800The Influence of the Classics on t he Society of Women in the Work of Flannery O'ronnor the Cincinnati

Lewis d. Wertheim William H. Woodson Bloomington, IN Baltimore, MD $1,800 The Constitution in Times of Crisis and War: $1,800 Benjamin Banneker: An 18th-Century Black The Lr Parte Milligan Case American Scientist

Richard W. Westall Franklin L. Yoder Collegeville, MN Kalona, IA $2,200 The Religious or Political Motives behind the $2.200 A Case Study of the Impact of the Agri- Great Persecution cultural Depression. 1920-40

SUMMER SEMINARS FOR COLLEGE TEACHERS

Grants provided swim fin faculty members maged primarily in undergraduate tea. Ag to participate in eight- or =- week summer seminars in the humilities directed by distinguished scholars at institutions with libraries suitable for adwinced study

American Academy in Rome Cornell University New York, NY David il. Wright Ithaca. NY Sidney G. 7iirrow $70,662Art in the Culture of Pagan and Christian $78.035 Historical Studies of Collective Action and Rome in Late Antiquity Political Change

Barnard College Dartmouth College New York, NY Nancy K. Miller Hanover. NH Jon N. Appleton $73.219Issues in Feminist Literary Criticism: $65.521 Music and Technology Women's Writing in Theory and Practice Dartmouth College LUNY Research Foundation, Graduate School and Hanover. NH James if: 1 leffrrnan Universit center $66.187 English Romantic Literature and the Visual New York. NY Sarah B. Pomeroy Arts $68.043 The Family in Classical and Hellenistic Greece Harvard University Cambridge. MA Albert Craig Columbia University Sion* The Japanese Cultural Tradition New York. NY Kenneth T Jackson $75.939American Urban History: Cities and Neigh- Harvard University borhoods Cambridge. MA Joseph C Harris $80.982Beowulf and the Reception of Germanic Columbia University Antiquity New York. NY Andrew J. A'athan $74,316Political Developm, nt of China: Maoism Harvard University and Reform. 1949-88 Cambridge. MA Everett T Moulelsohn $77.599The Social History of Science Columbia University New York. NY George Saliba I ioward University $67.426Islam and the Scientific Tradition Washington. DC Doris E. McGill( y $64.177History of Afro-American Music. Columbia University 1800-1980 New York. NY Michael A. Seidel $66.878 The Major Works of James Joyce: Perspec- Indiana University tives on a Narrative Career Bloomington. IN M. Jeanne Peterson $65.488The Professior,s ar.d the Middle Class in Columbia University Victorian Englana New York. NY iloird Stein $82,543The American Playwright. 1920-80 ?:,liana University Bloomington. IN Denis Sinor Cornell University $74.814The Concept of the "Northern Barbarian" Ithaca. NY John If: Kronik $77,575The Self-Conscious Narrative in the His- New York University panic World New York. NY Robert Bailey DIVISION $76.212The Music of Wagner Cornell University OF FELLOWSHIPS Ithaca, NY Daniel R. Selma AND SEMINARS $74,114Critical Perspectives on the Early 20th-Cen- tury British Novel 52 'Prior year award teceiving fu ids in fiscal year 1987.

Fr:. 4 Newberry Library Stanford University Chicago, IL Jeremy D. Popkin Stanford. CA Michael H. Jameson $66,583Ideology and Revolution in France, 1770-95 $88.880Religion and Society in Ancient Greece

Northwestern University Trinity University Evanston, IL Arthur I. Fine San Antonio, TX Peter A. French $77,027The Legacy of Realism: Some New Ap- $76,878Varieties of Responsibility proaches to Understanding Science Tufts University Northwestern University Medford, MA Norman Daniels Evanston, IL Richard H. Wendorf $77,885Justice and Health Care $67,544Portraiture: Biography, Portrait Painting, and the Representation of Historical Character University of Arizona Tucson, AZ Larry J Evers Ohio State University Research Foundation $65,642Native American Verbal Art and Literature Columbus, OH Edward P. 1 Corbett $65,365Rhetoric and Public Discourse University of California Berkeley, CA Stanley H. Brandes Pacific School of Religion $55,848Humor in Cross-Cultural Perspecti ye Berkeley, CA Huston Smith $64,918The Great Chain of Being in World Perspec- University of California tive Berkeley. CA Denis Hollier $69,977Theories of Desire and the Crisis of the 1930s Princeton University Princeton, NJ Victor H. Brombert University of California $100,443The Modern Anti-Hero Berkeley, CA Anne L. Middleton $80,063Late Medieval Lives: Representing the Self Princeton University in History and Literature Princeton, NJ Emory B. Elliot' $83,305History and the Novel in America University of California Berkeley, CA Aaron Wildaysky Princeton University $76,572Seminar on Political Cultures Priaceton, NJ Alvin B. Kernan $94,029Literature as a Socially Constructed Reality. University of California 1740-1980 Los Angeles, CA Martin Stevens $74,515The Ellesmere Chaucer and Towneley Plays Princeton University Manuscripts: The 15th-Century Handwritten Book as Princeton, NJ Arthur 14: Litz Literary Source $92,069Modern American Poetry: New Perspec- tives University of California Los Angeles. CA Robert Wthl Princeton University $79.024Culture and Politics in Europe in the Era of Princeton. NJ Francois Rigolot the Liberal Crisis. 1880-1945 $88.907Modern Critical Theory and French Nar- rative University of California Riverside. CA Bernd Magnus Princeton University $68.840The Postmodern Turn: Nietzsche. Heideg- Princeton. NJ Karl D. Ulm ger. Derrida. and Rorty $83.924Medieval French Literature and the Lan- guages of Truth University of California, San Diego La Jolla. CA Michael S Schudson Rutgers University $65.233American Journalism in Historical Perspec- New Brunswick. NJ James T Johnson tive $65,225The Quest for Peace and the Limitation of War: Three Mora' Traditions University of Chicago C:icago, IL W.J.T. Mitchell Rutgers University $66.573Verbal and Visual Representation New Brunswick, NJ Wilson Carey McWilliams $65,011 Federalists and Anti-Federalists University of Michigan Ann Arbor. MI William H. Sewell, Jr State University of New York Research Foundation $72369Historical Sociology of American and Euro- Stony Brook, NY Brigitte M. Bedos Rezak pean Labor $59,35nMedieval Seals: Political, Social. and Cul- tural Implications University of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI Marts A. Vinovskis Stanford University $71.133American Institutions and the Development Stanford, CA Lilian R. Furst of the Family DIVISION $73,132Reading Ironies OF FELLOWSHIPS University of Mississippi University, MS William R Ferris AND SEMINARS $2,950* Blues as History, Literature, and Culture *Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. 53 55 University of Missouri University of Washington Columbia, MO John M. Foley Seattle, WA Ernst Behler $59,942The Oral Tradition in Literature $80,7C2Origins of the Romantic Literary Theory

University of North Carolina University of Wisconsin Chapel Hill, NC Michael D. Resnik Madison, WI Joel B. Grossman $66,979Frege and the Philosophy of Mathematics $68,446American Courts: A Bicentennial Perspec- tive University of Rochester Rochester, NY Stanley L. Engerman University of Wisconsin $79,389Applications of Economic Analysis to His- Milwaukee, WI Herbert Blau torical Problems $74,577Performance Theory: Modern Drama and Postmodern Theater University of Southern California Los Angeles, CA John E. Elliott University of Wisconsin $85,316Karl Marx as a Social Theorist: An Interdis- Milwaukee, WI Jane Gallop ciplinary Approach $65,997Feminist Criticism: Issues in Literary The- ory University of Texas Austin, TX Bernth 0 Lindfors Yale University $63,414African Literature and Criticism New Haven, CT William W Hallo $86,331The Bible in the Light of Cuneiform Liter- University of Texas ature Austin, TX W Roger Louis $72,515End of the British Empire Yale University New Haven, CT Henry A. Prner University 1/41Virginia $84,860Fascism as a Genetic Phenomenon Charlottesville, VA Paul A. Cantor $62,189Shakespeare and Politics Yeshiva University New York, NY Louis H. Feldman University of Virginia $70,190Classical and Christian Rocs of Anti-Semi- Charlottesville, VA Ravindra S. Khare tism $65,040Anthropological Perspectives on Food and Food Ways

SUMMER STIPENDS

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Robert H. Abzug Judith M. Bennett Austin, TX Durham, NC $3,500 The Religious Roots of Pre-Civil War Amer- $3,500 The Rise of Commercial Brewing in Eng- ican Reform land: From Oomesti ".ated to Centralized Industry, 1200-1700 Kristi J. Andersen Syracuse, NY Paul H. Benson $3,500 Women and Citizenship in the 1920s Dayton, OH $3,500The Rationale for Responsibility Ora Avni Hamden, CT Frances F. Berdan $3,500Theories of Reference Applied to Literary San Bernardino, CA Texts $3,500Traditional Weaving and Textiles in Mexican History David S. Bailey Cambridge, MA Iver C. Bernstein $3,500Cicero's Correspondence: An Edition St. Louis, MO 3,500The New York City Draft Riots: Their Signifi- Robert C. Bannister cance in American History Swarthmore, PA $3,500 Gender Bias and American Sociology, Dennis A. Berthold 1880-1950 College Station, TX $3,500The Influence of Dutch Painting on Amer- Joel S. Beinin ican Literature, 1830-70 DIVISION Stanford, CA OF FELLOWSHIPS $3,500Marxist Politics in Egypt and Israel, 1948-68 Susan Besse AND SEMINARS New York, NY $3,500Industrialization and Gender in Early 20th- 54 Century 56 { I Thomas H. Bestul David Carrier Lincoln, NE Pittsburgh, PA $3,500Anselm of Canterbury and the Development $3,500Relativism, Historicism, and Art History: A of Devotional Literature in England, 1050-1400 Philosophical Approach

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1 I/ Alexander Kaczmarczyk W. Bruce Lincoln Medford, MA De Kalb, IL $3,500 0-,Led Ceramics of the Ancient Near East $3,500Russia in Revolution, 1918-21

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Vasudha Narayanan Holly B. Reynolds Gainesville, FL Wellesley, MA $3,500Recitation of the Tamil Veda in the Daily $3,500 The Lament Tradition of South India Liturgy of the Srivaisnava Community Henry S. Richardson Alan J. Nelson Washington, DC Los Angeles, CA $3,500Practical Rationality and the Measurement $3,500Differences in Practical Applicability be- of Values tween Economics and Physics: A Philosophical Study Julie H. Rivkin Bodo Nischan Mystic, CT Greenville, NC $3,500 The Representational Logic of Hen ry James's $3,500 The Second Reformation in Brandenburg: Later Fiction Continuity and Change Antonio Rodriguez-Buckingham R:chard J. Nt:nan Hattiesburg, MS Charleston, SC $3,500Sixteenth .Century Mexican and Peruvian $3,500 The Role of Predictive Novelty in the Confir- Imprints in U.S. Libraries: A Guide mation of Scientific Theories: A Philosophical Study Lorraine Elena Roses Ilene V. O'Malley Wellesley, MA DIVISION $3,500Black Women of the Harlem Renaissance Oakland, CA OF FELLOWSHIPS $3,500 The Domestic and International Politics of Mexico's Asylum Policies AND SEMINARS 59 61 , On the Turf Bench byIlia Repin, 1876, painted shortly after the artist returned to Russia frvm Paris. A scholar at Georgetown University received a Ravel to Collections grant in 1987 to study the effect of European impressionism on Russian art in the So- viet Union.

Paul A. Roth W. Joseph Schallert St. Louis, MO College Park, MD $3,500Justification. Explanation, and Narrative: $3,500Accentuation in Balkan Slavic Dialects Changes and Prospects Harold F. Scheub Randolph Roth Madison. WI Columbus, OH $3,500 A Xhosa Epic-Performance: Analysis and $3,500Codes of Honor and the Absence of Violence Annotation in 19th- and 20th-Century Vermont Janice G. Schimmelman Rob L. Ruck Rochester. MI Pittsburgh, PA $1500 American Imprints on Art through 1865: An $1500Sport. Culture. and Society in the Cariboean Annotated Bibliography Basin Cynthia E. Schmidt Julius R. Ruff Middletown. CT Milwaukee. WI $3,500The Music of Kru Migrant Laborers: A $3,500Crime in Paris: Bands of Thieves in the Age Social History of Cartouche, 1700-89 Lawrence P. Schrenk Joseph Runzo Washington. DC Orange. CA $1500 Tne Post-Aristotelian Theory of Induction $1500Relativism and the Rational Assessment of Theism Susan M. Schweik Berkeley. CA Peter Sahlins $1500 American Women Poets and the Second Princeton. NJ World War $3,500The Frontiers of France since the 16th Cen- tury Viktoria A. Schweitzer South Hadley. MA M. Elizabeth Sanders $1500Marina Tsvetaeva: A Biography in Transla- Brooklyn. NY tion $3,500 The Roots of Regulation: Sectional Eco- nomic Competition and the Rise of the Interventionist James Schoch State. 1880-1980 Milwaukee. WI $3,500American Radio and U.S.-Latin American Enrico M. Santi Relations. 1900-39 Ithaca. $3,500Octavio Paz: An Intellectual Biography Scott J. Seregny DIVISION Indianapolis. IN OF FELLOWSHIPS Henry M. Sayre $1500Peasant Unions in the Russian Revolution of AND SEMINARS Corvallis, OR 1905 $3,500 The Impact of Electric Illumination on 60 Fauvist Painting

ay. 62 Azade Seyhan Gary A. Tomlinson Bryn Mawr, PA Philadelphia, PA $3,500Literary Criticism and the Legacy of German $3,500Words, Music, and Magic in the Italian Romanticism Renaissance

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Appalachian State University Fordham University Boone, NC Carl A. Ross Bronx, NY Sue Ellen Holbrook $46,921 Appalachia: American Myth and Reality $45,447Reading Sir Thomas Malory's Anhuriad, Morte Darthur Boston University Boston, MA Bonnie Costello Gustavus Adolphus College $60,324Observation and Reflection in Modern St. Peter, MN Douglas N Leonard American Lyric: Williams, Frost, Moore, and Bishop $46,753The Poetry of Emily Dickinson

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Colorado College Kutztown University Colorado Springs, CO Timothy Fuller Kutztown, PA August 1 Nigro $59,559Natural Law, Natural Rights, and American $48,049 Thomas Hardy and T.S. Eliot: Literature Constitutionalism: Aquinas, Locke, Adams, and The and Landscape Federalist Lafayette College Columbia University Easton, PA June Schlueter New York, NY Peter I Awn $50,769Reading Shakespeare in Performance: Mac- $70,4i9The Islamic Vision in Religion and Liter- beth ature: Four ClassicalTexts Loyola University Columbia University New Orleans, LA Barbara C Ewell New York, NY Julian H. Franklin $45,385Linking Region, Gender, and Genre in the $78,725John Locke and the Foundations of Liberal Stories of Chopin, Welty, O'Connor, and Walker Theory North Carolina State University Columbia University Raleigh, NC Mary Ann P Witt New York, NY Howard Stein $63,279Theatricality and Reality in Modern Euro- $84,399Masterworks of American Drama: O'Neill, pean Drama: Pirandello, Brecht, Sartre, and Genet Williams, Miller, and Albee Northland College Cornell College Ashland, WI Thomas P Kasulis Mt. Vitrnon, IA William E. Carroll $47,102Foundations of Japanese Humanism: Six $63,166Galileo: Religion and Science Philosophical Essays

Cornell University Ohio State University Research Foundation Ithaca, NY Daniel R. Schwarz Columbus, OH William W Dunham $5,956* Reading Joyce's Ulyssei $50,573The Great Theorems of Mathematics in Historical Context Emory University Atlanta, GA Thomas S. Burns Ohio State University $59,123Edward Gibbon and His Sources in Light of Columbus, OH Frank R. Silbajoris New Discoveries $75,853Art and Love in Dostoevsky and Tolstoy: The Brothers Karamazor and Anna Karenina DIVISION Emory University Atlanta, GARicardo Gutierrez-Mouat OF FELLOWSHIPS $53,926Three Lati American Novels of Dic- AND SEMINARS tatorship: Works by Asturias, Carpcntier, and Garcia Marquez 62 'Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. Purdue University University of California West Lafayette, INWilliam L. McBride Berkeley, CAEric J. Sundquist $37,699Jean-Paul Sartre as Philosopher-Writer: $50,024 The American Dream and Ethnic Identity Four Genres in Modern Literature:The Great Galsby Bread Givers. andInvisible Man Reed College Portland, ORLisa M. Steinman University of Q.: ifornia $52,640 The Place of Poetry in Modern America: Davis, CAWilliam T Jackson Williams, Stevens, and Moore $68,129Classics on the Frontier Experience: Turner, Parkman, Twain, Powell, Roosevelt, and Cather State University of New York Research Foundation Geneseo, NYWilliam R. Cook University of California $66,414 The 13th-Century Lives of St. Francis of Santa Barbara, CAW2her H. Capps Assisi $72,728 Alexis de Tocqueville'sDemocracy in Amer- ica:Religion in a Democratic Society State University of New York Research Foundation Binghamton, NYPaul Finkelman University of California $46,875 The Creation of the American Constitution Santa Barbara, CAGiles B. Gunn $75,883Herman Melville's Moby-Did' State University of New York Research Foundation Geno:to, NYRonald B. Herrman University of North Carolina $64,945Dante'sCommedia Chapel Hill, NCMIdon E. Thornton $57,923Lawrence and Joyce: Complementary San Diego State University Modes of Modernism San Diego, CAKathleen B. Jon'; $63,500Authority, Democracy, and the Citizen- University of Notre Dame ship of Women: Hobbes, Locke, Rousseau, and Notre Dame, INThomas V Morris Wollstonecrail $47,450Pascal'sPenscts:Faith, Reason, and the Meaning of Life Sarah Lawrence College Bronxville, NYRobert A. McDermott University of Notre Dame $55,057William James'sVariellesof Religious Experi- Notre Dame, INJanet E. Smith ence $50,707Friendship, Love, and Wisdom. Plato and Aristotle Simon's Rock of Bard College Great Barrington, MAPatricia Sharpe University of Pennsylvania $51,455 Women and Fiction: Jane Austen, Charlotte Philadelphia, PAIrma S. Lustig Bronte, Virginia Woolf, and Alice Walker $62,047Boswell Journal and theLifi, of Johnson

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n the belief that tne well-being of a and the U.S. Virgin Islands raised $500 in 1987 democratic society depends in part upon a and received an additional $500 from the Bicen- shared understanding among its citizens of their tennial Bookshelf Program to purchase these cultural and intellectual heritage and on the important books. To complement this effort, vitality of critical discourse in their common life, many libraries also developed their own pro- the Congress authorized and encouraged the grams that featured the newly acquired constitu- Endowment to foster public understanding and tional works. appreciation of the humanities. The Division of Through Humanities Projects in Media in General Programs, through the projects it sup- fiscal year 1987, the division supported planning, ports, conveys to the general public significant scripting, or production fer a variety of television work in scholarship, makes the best in thought and radio programs focusing on the lives of and culture generally available, and engages historically significant Americans. These include citizens in critical analysis and interpretation of writers, such as Eugene O'Neill, Eudora Welty, the humanities. The division supports broad and Willa Cather; leading figures in the founding public education in the humanities through period of the nation, such as Alexander interpretive exhibitions, radio and television Hamilton, , Mercy Otis War- programs, lectures, conferences, printed mate- ren, John Dickinson, and John Trumbull; and rials, and reading and discussion programs. other significant political leaders, such as Henry As part of the Endowment's efforts to com- Clay, Harry Hopkins, and Dwight D. Eisenhower. memorate the bicentennial of the U.S. Constitu- Other examples include "Edison and the Art of tion in 1987, the division awarded $500 matching Invention," a television documentary that ex- grants to public libraries to help them establish a plores the work of Thomas Edison and the world Bicentennial Bookshelf containing key reference in which he lived; and "The James Family," a works and scholarly books about the Constitu- dramatic mini-series on one of America's promi- tion. Seven hundred ninety-one libraries in all nent literary dynasties. fifty states, the District ofColumbia, Puerto Rico, During fiscal year 1987 several programs sup-

A 1987 Public Humanities Projects grant helped the Chautauqua Society: Inc., in North Dakota to prc-ent scholar-led discussions for the general public on Thomas Jefferson, Alexander Hamilton, Elizabeth Stanton, Abigail Adams, and Henry Adams.

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ported by the division in previous years were "The Machine Age: The Americanization of Art. Three painted earthen- aired on public television stations. Among these 1920-41," a traveling exhibition portraying the ware horsenten. were "Seize the Day," a feature-length dramatiza- image of the machine as the unifying force in western Ilan dpiasty tion of Saul Bellows's novel; and " Isaac in American art, architecture, and design in the (206 B.C. -A.D. 220), America," a one-hour program that combines years between the two great wars; "Miracle at from the Alai:yang documentary footage of Nobel laureate Isaac Philadelphia: The Constitutional Convention Museum. Shaanxi. In Bashevis Singer with dramatized sections of one Bicentennial," an examination of the founding 198 the Los Angeles of his biographic stories, "A Day in Coney period that attracted more than 450.000 visitors: County Museum of Island." "William Wordsworth and the Age of English Art received support Through Humanities Projects in Museums Romanticism"; and "Harlem, My Home: The front the Mummies and Historical Organizations, 1987 grants sup- Harlem Renaissance, 1919-29." Projects in Museums ported a variety of permanent and traveling In the Humanities Projects in Libraries Pro- and Historical Organi- exhibitions throughout the country. An award to gram, a 1987 grant to the New England Founda- :awns Program to the University of Florida will enable the museum tion for the Humanities will support a series of organise a traveling at that institution to mount a traveling exhibition reading and discussion programs in libraries etht baton ((Chinese entitled "First. Encounters: Spanish Explorations thoughout the region focusing on the framing of cerantu .fimerary in the Caribbean and the Southeastern United the U.S. Constitution as revealed through biogra- sculpture. "The Quest States." The exhibition will examine Spanish phies, original documents, historical writings. for Eternity" efforts to explore and colonize the southeastern and other literature. The State Historical Society United States, as well as native American re- of Wisconsin received a grant to conduct a series sponses to those efforts, from 1492 to 1570. The of reading and discussion programs in cities and Indianapolis Museum of Art, with Endowment towns throughout the state on the era of the support, organized "The Fantastic Art of Latin American Revolution and the Constitution. America: Visual Imagery and the Quest for Through Public Humanities Projects, the divi- Identity in the Twentieth Century," a traveling sion funded "The French Revolution and Its exhibitiot, that explores the aesthetic, historical. Modern Llgacy: A Bicentennial Reappraisal," a and cultural roots of the imagery that dominates series of public lectures and film discussion much of twentieth-century Latin American art. programs providing a comprehensive assessment of the French Revolution and its impact over the Montana State University will plan a program to DO INION OF interpret the Tinsley Homestea.d, an original past 200 years. Arena Stage in Washington, D.C., 0.NERAI. intoi,ItAMS 1889 Montana homestead. received funding to support a series of com- Exhibitions that opened during 1987 include munity symposia and essays to interpret the 65 67 dramatic productions offered by the theater other disciplines of the hu.nanities, the division during the 1987-88 seasons and to place the plays reinforces the conception that the life of the in cultural, historical, and literary perspective. intellect and of ideas is fundamental. The health Also in fiscal year 1987, the Chautauqua Society and survival of the democratic society depend, to of Bismarck, North Dakota, was granted money a critical degree, on citizens who understand the to support sixteen one-week scholrrly residencies past, who understand their common herilage, over two summers in North)akota, South and who understand cultures and philosophies of Dakota, Nebraska, and Kansas. Scholars will other nations and peoples. lead discussions about Thomas Jefferson, Alex- ander Ilamilton, Elizabeth Stanton, Abigail Adams, and Henry Adams. Donald Gibson Through programs dedicated to fostering pub- Director lic understanding of history, philosophy, and the Division of General Programs

Tomb mosaic from the floor of a church nave in Tabarka. Tunisia, fifth century A.D. A 1987 grant from the Humanities Projects in Museums and His- torical Organisations Program to the Amer- ican Museum of Natu- ral History supported a traveling exhibition on the place of Carthage in the ancient world.

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DIVISION OF GENERAL PROGRAMS 66 68 BICENTENNIAL PROJECTS

Grants supported projects related to philosophical and historical studies qi as well as cmikrences, seminars, institutes. and research and writing projects about, the Coristitutum and /binding period, in commemoration of the 200th anniversary of the Constitution of the United States.

Bowling Green State University New School for Social Research Bowling Green, OH Ellen F Paul New York, NY Jacob Landvnski $49,952*To support a two-year program of public $50,000.4To support a two-year program of public conferences on the history and phihsophyof economic conferences, lectures, ana seminars on the 200-year rights under the Constitution. The program will dialogue between American and European thinkers on include two conferences, publications, and videotapes. the American c "nstitutional order. There will also be printed materials. Center for Judicial Studies Cumberland, VA Dan Petersc,, Ripon College $63,932*To support a series of public symposia on Ripon, WI Kimberly C Shankman the original intention and subsequent development $8,757To support a public conference on the Free and interpretation of the Bill of Rights. Two scholars Soil Party of the 1850s and the party's interpretation of will be paired for each session on a particular provi- the Constitute::. sion. One will speak on the original understanding; the other will address the contemporary understanding. Robert Hutchins Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions Claremont Institute Santa Barbara, CA Donald McDonald Claremont, CA Chris Flannery $43,213To support the second year of a three-year $115,000*To support a three-year project of annual bicentennial program consisting of public lectures, conferences, a lecture series, a speaker's bureau, local public forums or dialogues, and the publication of tli,.. library exhibits, and publications designed to examine lectures and dialogues in the center's magazine. and elucidate the continuing relevance of the political thoughts of the American founding. University of Alabama Tuscaloosa, AL Robert J Norrell Federalist Society for Law and Public Policy Studies $180,533To support a scholarly conference and eight Washington, DC Eugene B. Meyer regional symposia on the historic role of federalism $76,165*To support a two-year series of public and the Constitution in southern life. The papers conferences and lectures on the constitutional princi- presented will be published in a special issue of the ples of separation of powers and economic liberties. Alabama state history magazine. The first conference will be held in Atlanta, the second in Chicago. The lectures will be held around the University of California, San Diego country; and printed material will be produced. La Jolla, CA Robert C Ritchie $50,000To support, for secondary school teachers, a Indiana University Alumni Association series of six lectures, a scholarly symposium, a major Bloomington, IN Frank B. Jones exhibit, and a workshop on the subject of constitu- $68,401To support promotion of educational pro- tionalism and nation building in the United States and grams for the general public and a scholarly conference Latin America. on the history and significance of the Northwest Ordinance to commemorate its bicentennial. University of Georgia Athens, GA Mary A. Hepburn Jefferson Foundation $35,000*To support a one-year program of public Washington, DC William R. Merriman, Jr. assemblies and a book, based on the papers and $132,875To support a symposium in Washington, discussions in those assemblies, that will examine the D.C., and a series of regional meetings to examine enduring constitutio.Ial principles and how they are proposed constitutional revisions in light of funda- adapted to cl.Anging circumstances. mental principles such as federalism and separation of powers,

BICENTENNIAL BOOKSHELF

Grants supported public libraries across the United States in estabhshmg a Bicentennial Bookshell al reference storks and other books about the Constitution.

Abbeville-Greenwood Regional Library Abington Community Library Greenwood, SC Bruce R. Heimburger Clarks Summit, PA Mary Tahiti' $500 $500

Abbotsford Public Library Abington Free Library Abbotsford, WI Jane M. Medenvaldt Abington, PA Elaine B Grossman $500 $500 DIV IS!ON OF GENERAL PROGRAMS

*Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. 67 Adair County Public Library Amherst Town Library Kirksville, MO Marilyn.! Prosser Amherst, NH Mary A. List $500 $500

Aguilar Public Library Anderson Public Library Aguilar, CO Margaret A. Coral Anderson, IN Donna M. Cumberland $500 $500

Aiken County Library Ann Arbor Public Library Aiken, SC Carol L. Bowling Ann Arbor, MI Sluitta K. Crum MO $500

Akron Public Library Anne Arundel County Library Systems Akron, CO Margaret A. Coal Aanapolis, MD Edward B. Hall $500 $500

Alamosa Southern Peaks Public Library Annie Halenbake Ross Library Alamosa, CO L. Scott Sheldon Lock Haven, PA Diane L. Whitaker $500 $500

Albany Public Library Apache Junction Public Library Albany, OR Edward B. House. Jr Apache Junction. AZ Spencer R. Paden $500 $500

Albany Public Library Archuleta County Public Library Albany, WI Janice E. Keller Pagosa Springs, CO Margaret A. Coral $500 $500

Aldrich Public Library Argie Cooper Public Library Barre, VT Susan L. Deale Shelbyville, TN Patricia G. Hastings $500 $500

Algoma Public Library Arkansas City Public Library Algoma. WI Ann C Schmitz Arkansas City, KS Leslr M. Smith $500 $500

Allegheny County Law Library Arkansas River Valley Regional Library Pittsburgh. PA Joel H. Fishman Dardanelle, AR Katharine Keathley $500 $500

Allen County Public Library Arvilla E. Diver Memorial Library Fort Wayne, IN Linda E Frederi. : Schaghticoke. NY Jane A. Datirto $500 $500

Allen Public Library Asheville-Buncombe Library System Allen, TX Barbara P Buehler Asheville, NC Peter sari $500 $500

Alma Public Library Ashtabula County District Library Alma, MI Bryan E. Dmwoodr Ashtabula, OH William J Mkarczyk $500 $500

Alsip-Merrionette Park Public Library Aston Free Library Alsip. IL Margaret S Schmitt Astor. PA Louisa C Romaine $500 $500

Altrurian Public Library Athens Regional Library Aztec, NM Carol A. Ashby Athens, GA Kathryn S. Ames $500 $500

Alva Public Library Auburn Public Library Alva, OK Larry R. Thome Auburn, ME Mum B Hilyard $500 $500

Amarillo Public Library Auburn Public Library Amarillo, TX Grtg Thomas Auburn, IL Shirley J Marshall $500 $500 DIVISION OF American Fork Public Library Avondale Public Library GENERAL PROGRAMS American Fork, UT Celia K 7imilin Avondale, AZ Carol Hansen 68 $500 $500 70 B.B. Corner Memorial Library Berwick Public Library Sylacauga, AL Shirley K. Spears Berwick. PA Eileen R. Kocher $500 $500

B.F. Jones Memorial Library Bethany Public Library Aliquippa, PA Nancy J Leuzinger Bethany, MO Mary G. Harrison $500 $500

Baca County Library Bethel Public Library Springfield, CO Margaret A. Coral Bethel. CT Nan S. Rcgers $500 $500

Back Mountain Memorial Library Bethlehem Area Public Library Dallas, PA William J Frederick Bethlehem. PA Robert D. Freedman $500 $500

Bainbridge Library Bethlehem Public Library Chagrin Falls, OH Timothy D. Kassinger Bethlehem. CT Anne Small $500 $500

Bakerville Library Association Bettendorf Public Library New Hartford. CT Helen R. Tonkin Bettendorf. IA Audrey E. Stedman $500 $500

Baraboo Public Library Bienville Parish Library Baraboo. WI Josephine H. Ztpsie Arcadia, LA Jacqueline H. Kirkham $500 $500

Barnwell County Library Blanchard Community Library Aiken. SC Carol L. Bowling Santa Paula. CA Daniel 0. Robles $500 $500

Barrington Public Library Boise Public Library Barrington. RI Ruth E. Corktll Boise. ID Donna Piscionc $500 $500

Bartow County Library Bosler Free Library Cartersville, GA Rita S. Linker Carlisle. PA Linda K. Rice $500 $500

Bay County Public Library Bottineau County Public Library Panama City. FL George Willis Vickery Bottineau. ND Helen M. Arnt:en $500 $500

Belleville Public Library F9wlby Public Library Belleville, NJ David S. Brant Waynesburg, PA Carole Al. Peterson $500 $500

Belleville Public Library Bowling Green Public Library Belleville, IL Mary L. Smith Bowling Green. KY Karen A. Tower $500 $500

Bennington Free Library Bozeman Public Library Bennington. VT Michael L. Price Bozeman. MT Steve G. Cottrell $500 $500

Bentley Memorial Library Bradford Area Public Library Bolton, CT Joy P Farretti Bradford. PA Candace L. El, :Al $500 $500

Benton Harbor Public Library Brannon Library-Volusia County Libraries Benton Harbor, MI Frederick J. Kirby New Smyrna Beach, FL Alice B. Haldeman $500 $500

Berkeley Public Library Brawley Public Library Berkeley, CA Regina U. Minudri Brawley. CA Rebecca S. Hagstrom $500 $500

Berthoud Public Library Brent-Centreville Public Library DIVISION OF Berthoud, CO Margaret A. Coral Centreville. AL Margie J! 011ins GENF:RAI. PROGRAMS $500 $500 69 71 Brigham City Library Canon City Public Library Brigham City, UT Anita J. Albright Canon City, CO Margaret .1. Coral $500 $500

Brockton Law Library Carbon County Foundation Fund (Library) Brockton, MA Jean C. Medeiros Rawlins. WY Gertrude Herold $500 $500

Brookings Public Library Carbondale Public Library Brookings, SD Elvita A. Landau Carbondale. IL Allan R. Ca,nbell $500 $500

Brooks Memorial Library Carlsbad Public Library Brattleboro. VT Meris Elaine Morrison Carlsbad, NM George E. Itithster $500 $500

Broomfield-M.D. Eisenhower Public Library Carmel-Clay Public Library. Broomfield, CO Margaret A. Cora/ Carmel, IN Evelyn L Simpson $500 $500

Broward County Main Library Carnegie Public Library Fort Lauderdale, FL Ara R. Goldman Clarksdale, MS Sid F Graves $500 $500

BTOWLCounty Library Carnegie-Stout Public Libiary. Green Bay, WI Patricia E. Riley Dubuque. IA Macre K. Clark $500 $500

Buchanan Public Library Carroll County Public Library Buchanan, MI Nancy Hohnes Hillsville, VA Laura A. Bryant $500 $500

Bucyrus Public Library Carthage Public Library Bucyrus OH Marilyn I Roe Carthage. MO John D Martin $500 $500

Buffalo and .rie County Public Library Cary Public Library Buffalo, NY Ruth J. II Net Cary IL Virginia Reitano $500 $500

Burlingame Public Library. Cedar City Public Library Burlingame, CA Michael L Hubbell Cedar City, UT Cherie Shumate $500 $500

Burlington Public Library Centralia Public Library Burlington, CO Virginia C Hallagm Centralia, IL Miles A. Fletcher $500 $500

Burlington Public Library Champaign Public Library and Information Center Burlington, WI Stephen Lewis Prows Champagn. IL Judith :1 Christensen $500 $500

Charles City-New Kent Foundation, Inc.-Heritage Chardon Li, ..ary. Library Charlon, 014 Timothy D Kavvinger Providence Forge, VA Mary T Carswell $500 $500 Charles City Public Libiary Ca' dl County Public Library Charles City, IA Char /es E. Stark 1. ntington, WV Matthes If Onion $500 $530 Charleston County Libiary Caldwell Public Library Charleston, SC Thomas A. Raines Caldwell. ID Elaine C. ,..eppert 5'500 $500 Charlestown-Clark County Library Campbell County Public Library Charlestown, IN Susan P Bennett Gillette, WY corthia I Trop /e $500 $500 DIVISION OF Chattanooga-Hamilton County Bicentennial Library GENERAL PROGRAMS Canby Public Library Chattanooga, TN Jane E. Mckdand Canby, OR Beth M. Said $500 70 $500 72 Chelsea Public Library Cleveland County Memorial Library Chelsea, MA Nicholas I Minadakis Shelby, NC Carol H. Wilson $500 &500

Cherokee County Public Library Clinton Community I iterary Association, Inc. Gaffney, SC David E. Eden Clinton Corners, NY William P Mc Dermott $500 $500

Chestatee Regional Library Coffee County-Manchester Public Library Gainesville, GA Diane A. Bronson Manchester, TN Sherryl E. Markum $500 $500

Chester County Library Coffeeville Public Library Chester, SC Elizabeth A. Ramsey Coffeeville, MS Patty M Bailey $500 $500

Chesterfield County Public Library Colonial Heights Public Library Chesterfield, VA Mabel H. Holt Colonial Heights, VA Bruce N Hansen $500 $500

Chester land Library Columbus Public Library Chester land, OH Timothy D. Kassinger Columbus, NE Robert C. Trautwein $500 $500

Chicago Heights Free Public Library Conant Free Public Library Chicago Heights, IL Barb 6ta A. Paul Winchester, NH Edith W Atkins $500 $500

Chickasaw Library System Conant Public Library Ardmore, OK Susan F Gregory Sterling, MA Barbara M Cornell $500 $500

Chillicothe and Ross County Public Library Concord Pike Library Chillicothe, OH Paul D. Burnam Wilmington, DE H. Mark Titus $500 $500

City of Gardendale Library Concord Public Library Gardendale, AL William A. Glenn Concord, NH John F Courtney $500 $500

City of Longmont/Longmont Public Library Conejos County Library Longmont, CO Kerstin M. Adams La Jara, CO Margaret A. Coral $500 $500

City of Round Rock/Round Rock Public Library Cook Memorial Library Round Rock, TX Dale L. Ricklefs Libertyville, IL Eileen C Kloberdanz $500 $500

City of Virginia Beach Department of Public Libraries Cooper Memorial Library Virginia Beach, VA Toni A. Lohman Clermont, FL Bonnie L. Homan $500 $500

Claiborne Parish Library Cos Bay public Library Homer, LA Pamela D. Suggs Coos Bay, OR Carol L Ventgen $500 $.500

Clarksburg; Hs: -ison Public Library Corning Public Library Clarksburg, WV . kginia N Orvedahl Corning, IA kcardo H Sauro $500 $500

Clay Township Library Cortland Free Library Algonac, MI Lucile M. Hemenger Cortland, NY Mrren S. Eddy $500 $500

Claysburg Area Public Library Costilla County Public Library Claysburg, PA Carolyn M. Direly San Luis, CO Margaret A Coral $500 $500

Clear Creek County Lit rary District Cotopaxi School-Community Library DIVISION OF Georgetown, CO Margaret A. awl Cotopaxi, CO Margaret A. Coval GENERAL PROGRAMS $500 $500 71 73 Coyle Free Library De Kalb Public Library System/Maud M. Burrus Chambersburg, PAMerrilynn W Kessler Library $500 Decatur, GAVirginia J. Engelland $500 Craft Memorial Library Bluefield,WV Luella Dye Decatur Pu.,lic Library $500 Decatur, ILJames C Seidl $500 Craig-Moffat County Library Craig,CO Margaret A. Coral Deerfield Public Library $500 Deer field. WIJulie Anne Chase $500 Craighead County-Jonesboro Public Library Jonesboro,AR Phyllis Burken Delta City Library $500 Delta,UT Norma K. Farnsworth $500 Cranston Public Library Cranston, RIJames T Giles Delta County Public Library $500 Delta,CO Margaret A. Coral $500 Croton Free Library Croton-on-Hudson, NY'Vary C Donnery Deming Public Library $500 Deming.NM illargaret Burr $500 Cumberland County Public Library and Information Center Derby Public Library Fayetteville,NC Jerry .4. Thrasher Derby, CTSarah J. Buckingham $500 $500

Custer County Public Library Destin Library, Inc. Westcliffe,CO Margaret 21. Coral Destin, FLMargaret H. Horne $500 $500

Dalton Community Library Detroit Public Library Dalton, PAScott E. Thomas Detroit, MIDoris Detwiler 0,5f $500

Dalton Regional Library Dickinson County Library Dalton,GA E. Eugenia (lavender Iron Mountain, MIAndrew J Barnett $500 $500

Dane County Library Service Dickinson Public Library Madison, WIJulie Anne Chase Dickinson, NDCheryl R Gyllen $500 $500

Danville Public Library District of Columbia Public Library Danville, KYKarl A. Benson Washington,DC Helen J. Bergan $500 $500

Danville Public Library Dixon Public Library Danville, VAElaine D. Johnson Dixon, IL Nancy ALGillfrllan $500 $500

Danville Public Library Dodge City Public Library Danville, ILBarbara J. Nolan Dodge City, KS R.Joan Byrne $500 $500

Darien Public Library District Dolores County Public Library Downers Grove, ILElizabeth Lundy Dove Creek, COMargaret A. Coral $500 $500

Darrel Kreighbaum Memorial Library Dolores Public Library Pert Orange, FLJane CIWinuer Dolores. COM.irgarel 11. Coral $500 $500

Dauphin County Library System Door County Library Harrisburg, PAChristina Liggin-Eicholt. Sturgeon Bay, WIJame P Smina $500 $500 DIVISION 01: GENERAI. PROGRAMS Davenport Public Library Douglas County Public Library Dave.port, IARochelle Murray Minden, NVYvonne M. Saddler 72 $500 74 $500 Dover Public Library Eaton Rapids Public Library Dover, DE Paula J. Miller Eaton Rapids, MI June A. James $500 $500

Dover Town Library Ector County Library Dover, MA Jean M. Maloney Odessa, TX Barbara R. Horton $500 $500

Dows Community Library Eden Public Library Dows, IA Iris C Eriksen Eden, NC Joyce L. Mitchell $500 $500

Driftwood Library of Lincoln City Edgefield County Library Lincoln City, OR Patricia G. Heringer Aiken, SC Carol L. Bowling $500 $500

Dublin Public Library Elbert County Library Dublin, IN Celesta A. Dudley Kiowa, CO Margaret A. Coral $500 $500

Dunbar Public Library Eldorado Memorial Library Dunbar, WV Stephen J Crowley Eldorado, IL Brenda K. Funkhouser $500 $500

Durango Public Library Elizabeth Jones Library Durango, CO Daniel R Brassell Grenada, MS M ryhardy B. McElwain $500 $500

Durham Public Library Elk Valley Public Library Durham, CT Elaine V Yakey Charleston, WV Linda I Hill $500 $500

Duxbury Free Library Elkin Public Library Duxbury, MA Janice E. Neubauer Elkin, NC Patricia S. Bryan $500 $500

Dwight D. Eisenhower Library Elko County Library Totowa Borough, NJ Joan A. Krautheim Elko, NV Gary B. Arent $500 $500

E.G. Fisher Public Library Emma S. Clark Memorial Library Athens, TN Beth A. Mercer Setauket, NY Jeannine S. Cook $500 $500

East Bonner County Library Enid M. Baa Library and Archives Sandpoint, ID Karen Rae St!ege St. Thomas, VI Jeannette B Allis $500 $500

East Bridgewater Public Library En low Public Library East Bridgewater, MA Kaikv E. Bullard West Branch, IA Kevin J. Boat right $500 $500

East Carroll Parish Library Enoch Pratt Free Library/Hamilton Branch Lake Providence, LA Marion K. Bryant Baltimore, MD Harry H. Boublit: $500 $500

Last Central Regional Library Ephraim City Library Cambridge, MN David L. Polodna Ephraim, UT Eda PV Cherry $500 $500

East Chicago Public Library Ephrata Public Library East Chicago, IN Eugene T Fischer Ephrata, PA Kathleen M. Arnold $500 $500

East Granby Public Library Escondido Public Library East Granby, CT Linda [4: Veirs Escondido, CA Gene Dixon $500 $500

East Routt County Library Euclid Public Library DIVISION OF Steamboat Springs., CO Margaret A. Oval Euclid, OH William I Tomko GENERAL PROGRAMS $500 $500 73 r. In 1987, with support sic from the HionanLies Projects in Libraries Program, the New England Foundation for the Humanities presented "The Other Reston Tea Party" a dremadiscussion program that was part of thefoundations celebration of "The Constitution at 200" Here Sam and Betsy Adams discuss the new Constitution.

Eureka Public Library Ferguson Library Eureka, IL Ruth C Roth Stamford, CT Nella Crugnola $500 $500

E:stis Memorial Library Fillmore City Library Eustis. FL Mary W McMahon Fillmore, UT Gwen S. Hunter $500 $500

Fairbanks North Star Borough Public Library Findlay-Hancock County Public Library Fairbanks, AK Any L. Waite Findlay. OH Mary L. Morrison $500 $500

Fairfield County District Library First Regional Li'orary Lancaster. OH George M. Nc xlham Hernando. MS Margat N Rogers $500 $500

Fairfield County Library Flagler Community Library Winnsboro, SC Sarah D. McMaster Flagler, CO Margaret A. Coral $500 $500

Fairview Heights Public Library Flathead County Library Fairview Heights, IL Deborah M Owen Kalispell, MT N K. Forden $500 $500

Farmington Community Library Fleming Public Library Farmington Hills, MI Gerald M. Furl Fleming, CO Margaret A. Coral $500 $500

Farmington Library Flint Public Library Farmington, CT Betty S Flint, MI Roberta A. Schaafsma $500 $500

Fauquier County Public Library Flint River Regional Library Warrenton, VA Susan P Root Griffin, GA Philip M. Cheney $500 $500 DIVISION OF Fayetteville Public Library Floral Park Public Library GENERAL PROGRAMS Fayetteville, AR Eugenia T Donovan Floral Park, NY Mary E. Donor 74 $500 $500 Florence Public Library Friends of Washoe County Library Florence, CO Margaret A. Coral Reno, NV Martha B. Gould $500 $500

Florence Williams Public Library Friends of the Del Mar Library St. Croix, VI Wallace D. Williams Del Mar, CA Patricia A. Freeman $500 $500

Forest Park Public Library Friends of the Leelanau Township Library Forest Park, IL John E. Sayers Northport, MI Vida Jane Kohl $500 $500

Fort Lupton School-Public Library Gadsden Public Library Fort Lupton, CO Margaret A. Coral Gadsden, AL Bobby M. Junkins $500 $500

Fort Morgan Public Library Garden City Public Library Fort Morgan, CO Margaret A. Coral Garden City, MI Sofia Eloff $500 $500

Fort Smith Public Library Garden City Public Library Fort Smith, AR William L. Larson Garden City, NY Alan G. Roeckel $500 $500

Fowler Public Library Garfield County Public Library Fowler, CO Margaret A. Coral New Castle, CO Margaret A. Coral $500 $500

Frank Carlson Library Glen Rock Public Library Concordia, KS Denise de Rockfini-Reynold Glen Rock, NJ Gerald I Fadlalla $500 $500

Frank L. Weyenberg Library Glennville Public Library Mequon, WI Gail I. Skiff Glennville, GA Patricia T Gore $500 $500

Franklin Parish Library Glenview Public Library Winnsboro, LA Betty B. Jackson Glenview, IL Karlo::a M. Al-idiots $500 $500

Franklin Public Library Gloversville Free Library Franklin, MA Mary L. Chute Gloversville, NY Ann M. Siren $500 $500

Fraser Public Library Goffstown Public Library Fraser, MI Barbara L. Myers Goffstown, NH Janet E. Bartels $500 $500

Frederic C. Adams Public Library Goodland Public Library Kingston, MA Joseph D. Oliansky Goodland, KS Janet B. Lihrren $500 $500

Free Public Library Grace A. Dow Memorial Library Council Bluffs, IA Mildred K. Smock Midland, MI Gayle K. Burkhart $500 $500

Fremont County Library/Riverton Branch Grace Balloch Memorial Library Lander, WY Andy I. De:ring Spearfish, SD R. Elaine Perry $500 $500

Fremont Public Library District Grafton Public Library Mundelein, IL June M. Peterson Grafton, MA Mary Betsy E. Ferris $500 $500

Fresno County Public Library Granby Public Library Fresno. CA Carol S. Wilson Granby, CT Joan M Fox $500 $500 DIVISION OF Friends Free Library Grand County Library Philadelphia, PA Helen M. Eigabroath Granby, CO Margaret A. Coral GENF:RAI, PROGRAMS $500 $500 75 77 Grand Forks Public Library Hall Memorial Library Grand Forks. ND Dennis N Page Ellington, CT Laurel S. Best $500 $500

Grand Rapids Public Library Hallandale Library Grand Rapids, MI Robert Raz Hallandale. FL Sidney G. Rachlin $500 $500

Grandview Heights Public Library Hamden Library Columbus, OH Carol E. Pdz Hamden, CT Robert Gualtieri $500 $500

Graves Public Library Hamilton Library Mendota. IL Susan A. Ginocchio Hamilton, MT Lawrence D. Johnson $500 $500

Green Bank Public Library Hamilton Township Public Library Green Bank, WV Rose E. Bower Trenton. NJ Mary Louise Meyer $500 $500

Green Free Library Hammond Public Library Wellsboro, PA Dainty J. Trindell Hammond, IN Arthur S. Moms $500 $500

Green Tree Public Library Hanover Public Library Pittsburgh, PA Sue I! Giardina Hanover, PA Priscilla Greco AidiTren $500 $500

Greendale Public Library Hanson Public Library Greendale, WI Gary Warren Niebuhr Hanson. MA Barbara J Pot.said $500 $500

Greenfield Public Library Hardee County Public Library Greenfield. WI cirri Delke Wauchula. FL Erwin E. Mapp $500 $500

Greenville Area Public Library Harford County Library Greenville, PA Joan F Evans Bel Air. MD Barbara Al. Streit? $500 $500

Greenville County Library Harrington Public Library Greenville, SC Joan A. So.-env:al Harrington. WA Frieda E. Graham $500 $500

Greenville Public Library Harrison Regional Library Greenville. IL Thomas J Shea Columbiana, AL Susan C. Wrobel $500 $500

Greenwich Library Hart County Library Greenwich. CT Nolan Lushiqgton Hartwell. GA Arthur J. Bisso $500 $500

Gregory Public Library Harvard Public Library Gregory. SD Janice A. Tilton Harvard. MA Lisa D Dagdigian $500 $500

Grundy County-Jewett Norris Library Hastings Public Library Trenton, MO Catheryn V. Higdon Hastings, MI Barbara B. Sihondelmayer $500 $500

Guilderland Free Library Hastings Public Libi Albany, NY Carol I Hamblin Hastings, NE Dee R. Yost $500 $500

Guilford Free Library Hatch Public Library Guilford, CT Jean D Baldwin Hatch, NM Frances R. Jordan $500 $500 DIVISION OF Haddon Heights Public Library Haverford Township Free Library GENERAL. PROGRAMS Haddon Heights, NJ Robert I Hunter Havertown, PA Sue A. Vision $500 78 :3500 Regional Library Houghton Lake Public Library Hilo, HI Maxine K. Nekoba Houghton Lake. MI Rex F Miller $500 $500

Hayner Public Library District Houston County Public Library Alton, IL Lin lit/;n Perry, GA Judith Ann Golden $500 $500

Haysville Community Library Houston Memorial Public Library Haysville, KS Betty .1 Caurell Athens, AL Afartina N Nelson $500 $500

Hazleton Area Public Library Houston Public Library/Heights Branch Hazleton, PA James C Reinmiller Houston. TX Olivia L. Bravo $500 $500

Helen Matthes Library Houston-Love Memorial Library Effingham. IL Normalie Strickland Dothan. AL Beare L. Forbes $500 $500

Herrick Public Library Huerfano County Public Library Holland, Ml Robert L. Sherwood Walsenburg, CO Margaret A. Coral $500 $500

Hershey Public Library Humboldt County Library Hershey, PA Phillip T Hearne Winnemucca, NV Shanm Allen $500 $500

Highland County Public Library Huntingdon County Library Monterey, VA Margaret T Bird Huntingdon, PA Laurie F 73nan $500 $500

Hinsdale County-Lake City Library HutcUinson Public Library Lake City, CO Margaret A. Coral Hutchinson. KS Marilyn Dean Mitchell $500 $500

Hinsdale Public Library Iberia Parish Library Hinsdale. IL Cary J. Czarnecki New Iberia. LA Susan F Hester Edmunds $500 $500

Hoisington City Library Idaho Falls Public Library Hoisington, KS Dorothy F Jonas Idaho Falls. ID Paul E. Holland $500 $500

Holbrook Public Library Inter-American University of Puerto Rico Holbrook, MA Janet 11. Meagher Hato Rey, PR Maria Elena Arguello de Cardona $500 $500

Holly Public Library Itasca Community Library Holly, CO Margaret A. Coral Itasca, IL Patricia M. Hogan $500 $500

Holyoke Public Library Jack McConnico Memorial Library Holyoke, MA Mary E. Kates Selmer. TN Hazel A. Steadman $500 $500

Holyoke-Heginbotham Library Jackson City Library Holyoke, CO Margaret A. Coral Jackson, OH Pamala Q Rodgers $500 $500

Hook!' at Public Library Jackson County Library S:.--tem Hooksett, NH Frances E. Hebert Jackson, MN Chery/..I. GO; $500 $500

Hopkins County-Madisonville Public Library Jackeo^ aunty Library Madisonville, KY Jean Cavanah Ripley,. v Edwin I). Rauh $500 $500 DIVISION OF Horry Count.; Memorial Library Jackson County Public Library Conway, SC Catherine H. Lewis Marianna, FL Sandra H. Breivogel GENERAL PROGRAMS $500 $500 - 79 77 Jackson-George Regional Library System Katonah Village Library Pascagoula, MS William D. Majure Katonah, NY Jewell S. Stuckert $500 $500

Jackson-Madison County Library Kaysville City Library Jackson, TN Thomas L. Aud Kaysville. UT Joan M. Christiansen $500 $500

Jacksonville Public Library Kearney Public Library and Information Center Jacksonville, IL Frances L. Iibodrum Kearney, NE Ronald I! Norman $500 $500

Jacksonville Public Libraries Keene Public Library Jacksonville, FL Judith L. Williams Keene, NH Jane R. Perhingher $500 $500

James V. Brown Library Kent County Library System/Byron Township Library Williamsport, PA Janice L. Trapp Byron Center, MI linlita K. Enneper $500 $500

Jamestown Philomenian Librikry Kent Free Library Jamestown, RI Judith IL Bell Kent. OH Carmen Z. Celigoj $500 $500

Jeffersonville Township Public Library Kenton County Public Library Jeffersonville, N Bill Rohe Covington, KY rihyne Onkst $500 $500

John G. McCullough Free Library; Inc. Kershaw County Library Bennington, VT Dorothy G. End Camden, SC Joittni Al. Olson $500 $500

Johnsburg District Library Kewaunee Public Library McHenry. IL Randy L. Bellinger Kewaunee. WI Susan K. Grosshuesch $500 $500

Joliet public Library Kilbourn Public Library Joliet, IL John P Gallagher Wisconsin Dells. WI Janis D Berg $500 $500

Jonathan Trumbull Library Kingman-Carnegie Library . CT N Alicia iiitylatul Kingman. KS Carol L. Grimes $500 $500

Jones County Public Library Kingwood Public Library Gray, GA Willard L. Rocker Kingwood. WV Joel W Beane $500 $500

Julia E. Hull Public Library Kiowa County Public Library Stillman Valley, IL Mary L. Johnson Eads. CO Margare t A. Coral $500 $500

Juneau Public Libraries Kitsap Regional Library Juneau. AK Carol R. McCabe Bremerton, WA Jeanne C Blair $500 $500

Kahului Public Library Klamath County Library Kahului, HI Joyce Hui Zwalenburg Klamath Falls, OR Ann S. du Pont $500 $500

Kailua-Kona Library Knox County Public Library System/Lawson Kailua-Kona. HI Patricia J. Parkes McGhee Library $500 Knoxville, TN Nancy 11. Petersen $500 Kawha County Public Library/St. Albans Charleston, WV Pegg), Palmer La Grande Public Library $500 La 6rande. OR Barbara J. Elam $500 DIVISION OF Kanawha County Public Library GENERAL PROGRAMS Charleston, WV Sara Sue Wright La Grange Public Library $500 La Grange, IL Susan J. Jacobs 78 80 $500 La Junta-Woodruff Memorial Library Las Animas Library' La Junta, CO Margaret A. Coral Las Animas, COMargaret A. Coral $500 $500

La Porte County Public Library Las Vegas-Clark County Library District La Porte, IN Mary G Hedge Las Vegas, NV Toby I! Sulenski $500 $500

La Veta Public Library District Laurens County Library La Veta, CO Margaret A. Coral Dublin. GA Elimbeth D Moore $500 $500

LaGrange Association Librut- Lauri Ann West Memorial Library 1.2Grangeville, NY Susan E. Blackshear Pittsburgh. PA Rama K. Rao $500 $500

Lafayette Public Library Leavenworth Public Library Lafayette, CO Margaret A. Coral Leavenworth, KS Iiinifred A. Lichtentather $500 $500"

Lake Blackshear Regional Library/Doo ly County Lebanon Public Library Library Lebanon, IL Mortimer E Bennet Vienna, GA Leonora K. McNeel $500 $500 Lee County Library Lee Blackshear Regional Library Tupelo, MS Betty R. Kemp Americus, GA .'.ne B. Hendrix $500 $500 Leeds Public Library Lake County Public Library Leeds, AL Martha Rogers Merrillville, IN Carol A. Derner $500 $500 Lemont Public Library District Lake Villa District Library Lemont, IL Susan R. Beach Lake Villa, IL Mary Jane Kepner $500 $500 Leominster Public Library Lake Wales Public Library Leominster, MA Merafith A. /ey Lake Wales, FL Tina M. Peak $500 $500 Leon County Public Library Lake Worth Public Library Tallahassee. FL Kathleen A. Mawr Lake Worth, FL Denise M. Wain $500 $500 Leon Valley Northwest Community Library Lamar Public Library San Antonio. TX Joyce AL Toll Lamar, CO James II. Burnett $500 $500 Lewis and Clark Library Lancaster County Library Helena, MT James J. Heckel Lancaster, SC Richard A. Band $500 $500 Lewiston Public Library Lancaster County Library Lewiston, NY Janet M. Dom:ella Lancaster, PA Melanie E. Moyer $500 $50G Lexington County Library Lansing Public Library Batesburg, SC Jane D Griffin Lansing, MI Joyce IL Thomas $500 $500 Lexington Public Library Lapeer County Library Lexington, KY Donald J. Schabel Lapeer, MI PhyllisClark $500 $500 Lihue Regional Library Laramie County Library System Lihuc, HI Donna M. Garcia Cheyenne, WY Eduard II! Byers $500 $500 Limon Memorial Public Library DIVISION OF Limon, CO Magard A. Coral GENF:RAI. PROGRAMS $500 *Emergency grant. 79 81 Lincoln City Libraries/Bennett Martin Macomb County Library Public Library Mount Clemens. MI Barbara Lee Buckingham Lincoln. NE Laura H. iii,ymouth $500 $500 Madison County-Canton Public Library Lincoln County Bookmobile Canton. MS Beverly Z. Herring Limon, CO Margaret A. Coral $500 $500 Madison Public Library Lincoln Library Madison. WI Natalie A. Mikhail, Springfield. IL Nang. Huntley $500 $500 Madison-Jefferson County Public Library Lincoln Public Library Madison. IN Dennis Lee Babbitt Lincoln. IL Christine 411. Gilson $500 $500 Magness Library Lincoln Public Library McMinnville. TN Cheryl la Priest Lincoln. MA Kathy Glick-Mil $500 $500 Mahopac Library Lincolnwood Public Library District Mahopac. NY Maria Brech Lincolnwood. IL Beverly i1' Moon $500 $500 Manatee County Public Library System Little Rock Township Public Library Bradenton. FL Philip A. Place Plano. IL Karen K. Moen $500 $500 Manchester City Library Logan Library Manchester. NH Kendall E itL in Logan. UT Ronald K Jenkins :t500 $500 'twos VoSlic Library Longview Public Library ancos. CO ,:1marer .4. (inzd Longview. WA Susan K.faryhall $'00 $500 Manitou Springs Public Library Louis B. Goodall Memorial Library Manitou Springs. CO fargaret A. Onl Sanford. ME Barbara I Smith $500 $500 Mansfield Library Louisville Free Public Library Mansfield Center. CT Ritaniarie C Brasityll Louisville. KY Charles L. Brown $503 $500 Manzanola Public-School Library Louisville Public Library Manzanola. CO Afargarei Coal Louisville. OH Norman 1' it?te/ $500 $500 Margaret Jones Public Library Lowland Public Library Sylvester. GA Erne.si C Harris. Jr Loveland. CO Linda layeniuy $500 $500 Marinette County Consolidated Public Library Lower Arkansas Valley Public Library Marinette. WI Rita A. Mangan Las Animas. CO A/arm/11 .4. Coral $500 $500 Marlboro Free Library Lower Merion Library Association Marlboro. NY .th.:abeill S. Manhot Ardmore. PA Patricia M. Ryan $500 $500 Marple Public Library Ludington Public Library Broomall. PA hawk] N Bohr Bryn Mawr. PA Robert L. $500 $500 Marshalltown Public Library Lynn Public Library Marshalltown. IA Mary A. Quani Lynn. MA Barbara J. Schaller $500 $500 DIVISION OF Marshallville Public Library GENERAL PROGRAMS Lyons Depot Library Marshallville. GA it illard L. Rocker Lyons, CO Margaret A. Coral $500 80 $500 82 Marshfield Public Library Midland County Public Library Marshfield, WI Phyllis M. Schneider Midland, TX John W Deals $500 $500

Martin Memorial Library Midland Park Memorial Library York, PA Al a, R. Devers Midland Park. NJ Evelyn Sehr $500 $400

Martins Ferry Public Library Milford Town Library Martins Ferry, OH John W P. Storck Milford, MA Margaret A. Rossetti $500 $500

Mary Vinson Memorial Library Millerton Free Library Association Milledgeville, GA Willard L. Rocker Millerton, NY Bernice Olt $500 $500

Mascoutah Public Library Millicent Library Mascoutah, IL Joan M. Crabb Fairhaven. MA Carolyn H. Longtivrth $500 $500

Mason City Public Library Millington Public Library Mason City, IL Gisa E. Power Millington. TN Beverly C. Earls $500 $500

McIver's Grant Public Library Millington Township Library Dyersburg, TN Sharon .1 Simpson Millington. MI Mildred E. Nagle $500 $500

Meeker Regional Library Milwaukee Public Library Meeker, CO Margaret A. Coral Milwaukee, WI Donal '1 Sager $500 $500

Memorial Library of Radnor Township Mineral County Regional Library/Creede High Wayne, PA Marilyn Callahan° School Library $500 Creede, CO Margaret A. Coral $500 Memphis and Shelby County Public Library Memphis, TN James R. Johnson Minneapolis Public Library $500 Minneapolis, MN W Joseph Kimbrough $500 Mercedes Memorial Library Mercedes, TX Maria Elena Reyna Minot Public Library $500 Minot, ND Hiwary E. Davis $500 Messenger Public Library North Aurora, IL Carl J. Caruso Mishawaka-Penn Public Library $500 Mishawaka, IN David J. Eisen $500 Metropolitan Library System Oklahoma City. OK Debra 1 Moore Missoula Public Library $500 Missoula, MT Donald E. Spitzer $500 Mexico-Audrain County Public Library Mexico, MO (instal L. Bruner Mono County Free Library /Bridgeport Branch $500 Bridgeport, CA Arlene II. Reveal $500 Miami-Dade Public Library System/South Dade Regional Library Mono County Free Library/June Lake Branch Miami, FL Catherine 1 C ulume June Lake, CA Arlene II Reveal $500 $500

Miami-Dade Public Library System Mono County Free Library/Mammoth Branch Miami, FL Alice Dupuis Coleville, CA rient II. Reveal $.100 $500

Michigan City Public Library Monn,..1,7ounty Public Library Michigan City, IN Charles D. Dc' Yonag Sty:AM-.11-g, PA Michelle 7hrbak $500 $560 DIVISION OF Middleton Public Library Monte Vista-Carnegie Public Library GENERAL PROGRAMS Middleton, WI Julie Anne Chase Monte Vista, CO Margaret A. Oval $500 $500 81 83 Montrose Library District New Haven Public Library Montrose, CO Margaret A. Cowl New Haven, CT Cathleen N DeNigris $500 $500

Morgan County Public Library New Rochelle Public Library Berkeley Springs, WV Karen Ann Ebert New Rochelle, NY Frederick S. Giordano $500 $500

Morrisson-Reeves Library Newark Free Library Richmond, IN Marilyn M. Nobbe Newark, DE Yvonne L. Puji7 $500 $500

Mount Dora Public Library Newberry-Saluda Regional Library Mount Dora, FL Dorothy A. Beard Newberry, SC 'Bicker N Taylor $500 $500

Mount Horeb Public Library Newport Beach Public Library Mount Horeb, WI Julie Anne Chase Newport Beach. CA Helen Spencer $500 $500

Muhlenberg County Public Libraries Newport Public Library Greenville, KY Anniesse Williams Newport. RI Anne B. Toll $500 $500

Multnomah County Library Newton Free Library Portland, OR Margaret Eise Bann Newton. MA Virginia A. Tashjian $500 $500

Muncie Public Library Newtown Public Library Muncie. IN Patricia C. Schaefer Newtown Square, PA Madaleen I Ellis $500 $500

Nahant Public Library Niceville Public Library Nahant, MA Douglas Shelton asney Niceville, FL Sheila K. Bishop $500 $500

Nancy Guinn Memorial Library Nicholson Memorial Library Conyers. GA Deboroh S Mango Garland. TX Kathryn S. Connell $500 $500

Napa City-County Library Niles Community Library Napa, CA Thomas C. Trice Niles. MI Anne Frese $500 $500

Negaunee Public Library Nippersink Public Library District Negaunee. MI Katherine A. Tliurner Richmond. IL Kathryn J Hausman $500 $500

Nelson County Public Library Noblesville-Southeastern Public Library Bardstown, KY Celia II. Keeling Noblesville. IN David L Cooper $500 $500

Nephi City Public Library Norfolk Public Library Nephi, UT J. Randy McKnight Norfolk. VA Jerry L. Drye $500 $500

Neshoba County Public Library Norfolk Public Library Philadelphia. MS Courtney R. Tannehill Norfolk, MA Jeanne D. Hill $500 $300

New Canaan Library Norman Public Library New Canaan. CT Geolirq Zaino Norman. OK Debra IL Engel $500 $500

New Castle Public Library North Chaffee County Library District/Buena Vista New Castle. DE Sarah C Brown library $500 Buena Vista. CO Margaret A Coval $500 DIVISION OF New Hanover County Public Library GENERAI. PROGRAMS Wilmington, NC David Ml. Paynter North Las Vegas Public Library $500 North Las Vegas. NV Thornasine Carson 82 $500 84 North Miami Beach Library Oakland Park Library North Miami Beach, FL Marjorie kley Oakland Park, FL Alicia C '4.11* $500 $500

North Miami Public Library Oakland Public Library North Miami, FL Ilene H. Zaleski OakIn.nd, CA Kathryn Pc e $500 $500

North Olympic i,ibrary Ocean Park Association Port Angeles, WA Jo Davies Ocean Park, ME Richard F Burns $500 $500

North "latte Public Library Oceanside Public Library North Platte, NE Wilma L. McFarland Oceanside, CA rielen M. Nelson $500 $500

North Shore Library Oconee County Public Library Glendale, WI Katie G. Schulz Watkinsville. GA Kathryn S Ames $500 $500

North Stafford Branch Library Odell Public Library Fredericksburg, VA Alison D. Heart tell Morrison, IL Deborah A. Diller $500 $500

North Suburban District Library Ogdensburg Public Library Loves Park, iL Joan Kapstein Ogdensburg. NY David A. Fran: $500 $500

Northborough Free Library Ohoopee Regional Library Northborough, MA Jean M. Latigki Vidalia. GA Barbara E Eidson $500 $500

Northland Public Library Oliver Wolcott Libr ?ry Pittsburgh. PA Marion S. Plank Litchfield, CT Dom* F Adamson $500 $500

Northumberland Public Library Olney-Carnegie Public Library Groveton, NH Yvette M. Niger Olney. IL Ruth A Childers $500 $500

Northville Public Library Old Bridge Public Library Northville, MI Patricia L. Orr Old Bridge. NJ Lynn Rodec $500 $500

Norwell Public Library Onondaga County Public Library Norwell, MA Diane G. Kadanoff Syracuse. NY Robert E. Brown $500 $500

Norwood Public Library Onondaga Free Library Norwood, NJ Eleanor U Rinshaw Syracuse. NY Susanne M. Dorn $500 $500

Nutley Public Library Orange Public Library Nutley, NJ Susan W Persak Orange. NJ Marvin H Scilken $500 $500

Nutter Fort Public Library Orangeburg Library Nutter Fort. WV Judy C Beanblossom Orangeburg, NY Isador Schlachter $500 $500

Oak Lawn Public Library Ordway Public Library Oak Lawn, IL John A. Moorman Ordway, CO Margaret /1 Oval $500 $500

Oak Park Public Library Oregon State Library Oak Park, IL Barbara Ballinger Salem, OR Marge T Wright $500 $500

Oakland County Library/Adams-Pratt Law Library Orion Township Public Library DIVISION OF Pontiac, MI Richard L. Beer Lake Orion, MI Anna C Vidal GENERAL PROGRAMS $500 $500 83 85 Orland Park Public Library Pelham Public ! ibrary Orland Park, ILRuthM.Kramer Pelham. ALBarbara R. Roberts $500 $500

Ortonville Public Library Pember Library Ortonville. MNBarbara E. Hauer Granville. 7i7 hive Odtly $500 $500

Oskaloosa Public Library Pendleton Library Oskaloosa. KSPaula J Hare Pendleton. ORJean C Dar $500 $500

Ossining Public Library Penn Hills Library Ossining. NYDorothy J. Lander Pittsburgh. PA A. limnenbattm $500 $500

Ouray Public Library Pine Riser Public Library District/Bayfield Library Ouray. COMargaret .1. Coral Bayfield. COMargaret A. Coral $500 $500

Palm Bay Public Library Piorcsland Library System/Hutchinson Public Palm Bay. FLKaren R. Nelson Libra:v $500 Hutchit.soa. MNMary L Henke $500 Palmer Public Library Palmer. ARSally L. Gavin Pitkin County Library $500 Aspen. COMargaret A. coral $500 Pamunkey Regional Library Hanover. VAPatricia S. Fran: Plumas County Library $500 Quincy, CARoss A: Olmsted $500 Parchment Community Library Kalamazoo. MiSusan J Akbnire Plymouth District Library $500 Plymouth. MIPatricia A Thomas $500 I ark Forest Public Library Park Forest. ILNeal J. Ney Ponca City Library $500 Ponu City. OKSandi C Smith $500 Parmly Billings Library Billings. MTLinda AI. 11M-either Poplar Creek Public Librar' District $500 Streamwood. ILGarr Klockenga $500 Patten Free Library Bath. MEGarr Berger Port Chester Public Library $500 Port Chester. NYRobin Lotiert $500 Paul Pratt Memorial Library Cohasset. MARichard E. Hayes Port Jefferson Free Library $500 Port Jefferson. NYGeorge L [Uglier $500 Paw Paw Public Library Paw Paw. MIItlildred IL Pritchard Portage County District Library/Streetsboro Branch $500 Streetsboro. OHPatrick E Fawn $5e0 Payson City Library Payson. UTLinda J Collard Portage aunty District Library/Aurora Branch $500 Aurora. OHPatrick E. Finan $500 Peabody Institute Library Danvers. MASuzanne ,tfacLo)d Portage County District Library /Hiram Branch $500 Hiram. OHPatrick E man $500 Pekin Public Library Pekin. ILPaula K.Iliiss Porter Memorial Library $500 Machias.ME Brenda E Layman $500 DIVISION OF Pelham Free Public Library GENERAL PROGRAMS Pelham. MASuzanne E. Rohde Porter Memorial Library $500 Covington. GABeverly G. Ilinnat.': 84 $500 86 Portland Public Library Pulaski County Public Library Portland, MEPatsy A. Muzzy Somerset, KYJudith S Burdire $500 $500

Portsmouth Free Public Library Rancho Cucamonga Branch Library Portsmouth. [URosemary Finn?ran Rancho Cucamonga. CALeonardA.Swanson $500 $500

Portsmouth Public Library Rangely Library Portsmouth. OHCharles T Cook Rangely. COMargaret A. Cowl $500 $500

Prescott Public Library Rantoul Public library Prescott.AZ James R. Christopher Rantoul, ILSusan S. Chou $500 $500

Prescott Valley Public Library Rapid City Public Library Prescott Valley, AZCharles L. voungman Rapid City. SDBruce G. Mehlhaff $500 $500

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Price City Library Reddick Library Price, UTMarjorie T Solirr Ottawa, ILAllan Gibeckel $500 $500 rirovidence Public Library/Roclambeau Reedsburg Public ibrary Providence. RIJacquelyn B. TOY Reedsburg, WIJam Amerell tirtesacker $500 $500

Provo Publit. Library Richards Free Library Provo, UTLaura Gliklley Newport, NHMary T Boatner $500 $500

Pubic Library of Anniston and Calhoun County Richland County Public Library Ann stop. ALBonnie G Seymour Columbia. SCIklen Ann Rawlinson $500 $500

Public Library of Des Moines Rieger Memorial Liitrary Des Moines. IAElaine G. Estes Haskell. OKHelen C Kirk $500 $500 DIVISION (A Pueblo Library District Ritter Memorial Library GENERAL. PROGRAMS Pueblo, CONoreen 1. Rye Lunenburg, MAElizabeth H. Bur imp $500 $500 85 8 7 River Edge Public Library San Bernardino Public Library River Edge, NJ Florence Heckel San Bernardino. CA Marion E. Hasilakos $500 $500

Robinson Township Library San Miguel County Public Library District Robinson, IL Si lirley A. Hatfield Norwood. CO Margaret A. Cowl $500 $500

Rochester Hills Publiz Library San Rafael Public Library Rochester. MI Christine C. Hage San Rafael. CA Gail E. Lockman $500 $500

Rockland Memorial Library Santa Cruz City-County Library Rockland, MA Janet G. Husband Santa Cruz, CA Anne M. Timer $500 $500

Rockport-Ohio Township Public Library Sarah Hightower Regional Library Rockport, IN Bever& J. Symon Rome, GA Micky Sachs-Smith $500 $500

Rocky Ford Public Library Saugus Public Library Rocky Ford, CO Margaret A. Cowl Saugus, MA Douglas IV Rendell $500 $500

Rogers-Hough Memorial Library Savanna Township Public Library Rogers, AR Sally J. Kelley Savanna, IL Karen D. Stott $500 $500

Rolling Hills Consolidated Library Sawyer Free Library St. Joseph. MO Joyce A. Humel Gloucester. MA Stillman P Hilton $500 $500

Roseville Public Library Scarsdale Public Library Roseville. MI Rose M. Kollniorgen Scarsdale, NY Joyce N Nichols $500 $500

Round Lake Area Library Schenectady County Public Library Round Lake, IL Barbara A. I'lannkuche Scheneactly. NY Margaret D Leonhardt $500 $500

Ronan Public Library Scott County Library System Salisbury. NC Jennifer K. Carpenter Shakopee, MN Anna Mae Hhlsh $500 $500

Royal Oak Public Library Scottsbluff Public Library Royal Oak. MI Leonard Hammer Scottsbluff, NE Shirley J. Flack $500 $500

Russell Library Scranton Public Library Middletown. CT Linda A Rusc:ek Scranton, PA Lynne B. Brant $500 $500

Rutland Free Library Screven-Jenkiv Library Rutland, VT Carolyn Crowley Meub Svlvar' GA ROy E.C. Dar $500 $500

Saguache County Public Library Seattic Public Library Saguache. CO Margaret A Cowl Seattle. WA Ymin, $500 $500

Salem Public Library Secaucus Public Library Salem. OR Robert Miller Secaucus. NJ Margaret Gra:ioli $500 $500

Salt Lake City Public Library/Chapman Branch Security Public i ibrary Salt Lake City. UT Salh tl Petrick Security, CO Margaret A. Cowl $500 $500

D1 "ISION OF Salt Lake City Public Library/Sprague Branch Seekonk Public Library GENERAL PROGRAMS Salt Lake City, UT Sally M. Patrick Seekonk, MA rathie A. Stubbs $500 $500 86 8 8 Semincie Public Library Spartanburg County Public Library Seminole, OK Kathleen M. Ryan Spartanburg, 3C Elizabeth P Cook $500 $500

Sewickley Public Library Spokane Public Library Sewickley, PA Ruth M. Fondi Spokane, WA Dennis C Fredrickson $500 $500

Shaler North Hills Libra,/ Springdale Public Librarj Glenshaw PA Diane G. Yates Springdale, AR Johnese G. Petty $500 $500

Silverton Public Library Springfield Township Library Silverton, CO Margaret A. Coral Springfield, PA Lucinda J Taber $500 $500

Skowhegan Public Library St. Charles Public Library District Skowhegan, ME Helen .1 Shaw St. Charles, IL Laura M. Hattie $500 $500

Snyd'r County Library St. Joseph Public Library Selinsgrove, PA Mary L. Klaue St. Joseph, MO Dorothy S. Elliott $500 $500

Socorro Public Library St. Martin Parish Library Socorro, NM Sherry A. Krukowski St. Martinville, LA Doioth R Sell.... $500 $500

Soda Springs Public Library St. Mary's County Memorial Library Soda Springs, ID Karen E Tat" Leonanatown, MD Mary R. nod $500 $500

Solvay Public Library St. Paul Public Library Solvay, NY Hans I Plambeck St. Paul, MN Sue A. Ellirgwood $500 $500

Somers Public Library Statesboro Regional Library Somers, CT Marie E. Powers Statesboro, GA Isabel L. Sorrier $500 $500

Sonoma County Library Steele Memorial Library Santa Rosa, CA David Sabsay Elmira, NY Carolyn D Bassard $500 $500

South Bend Public Library Stephenson Memorial Library South Bend, IN John F Palmer Greenfield, NH Jana G. Stow' $500 $500

South Chaffee county Library District/Salida Sterling Public Library Library Sterling. CO Margaret .1. Cowl Salida, CO Margaret A. Coral $500 $500 Stevens Public Library South Country Library Ashburnham, MA Cheryl A. Paul Bellport. NY Patricia G. Campbell $500 $500 Stickney-Forest View Library District South Haven Memorial Library Stickney, IL Paulette M. Goodman South Haven, MI Martha A. Gray $500 $500 Stillwater Public Library South Park Township Library Stillwater, OK John F .1ugelli Library, PA Connie Salvayon $500 $500 Stockton-San Joat, .n County Public Library South Routt County Library District Stockton, CA Sharron D McRirland Toponos, CO Margaret A. Cowl $500 $500 Stonehan. Public Library DIVISION OF Southold Frea Library Stoneham, MA Hugh E. Williams, Jr GENERA I. PROGRAMS Southold, NY Signe M. Youngberg $500 $500 87 R9 Stoughton Public Library Toccoa-Stephens County Public Library Stoughton, WI Julie Anne Chase Toccoa, GA June C Mize $500 $500

Stratton Public Library Tolleson Public Library Stratton, CO Margaret A oval Tol!:;son. AZ Edward G. Ferrang $500 $500

Sturgis Library Topsham Public Library Barnstable, MA Susan R. Klein Topsham, ME Francis B Coro $500 $500

Sturgis Pub 7 'brary Town of Cheshire/Cheshire Public Library Sturgis, SD Arlan H. litipf Cheshire, CT Ann S Hine $500 $500

Suffolk Public Library Townshend Public Library Suffolk. VA'e E. °swill Townshend, VT David L. Howlett $500 $500

Summit County Library Trails Regional Library Frisco, CO Robert 14: Audretsch Warrensburg, MO Susan P Boneu $500 $500

Stonter County Library Tri-Valley Community Library Sumter, SC Faith A. Line Healy, AK Betty D Cunningham $500 $500

Superior-Carnegie Public Library Trinidad-Carnegie Public Library Superior, NE C Marie Marshall Trinidad, CO Margaret A Coral $500 $500

Surrey Townshi; Public Library Tripp Memorial Public Library Farwell, MI Nona R Harmon Prairie du Sac. WI Joann C Bacon $500 $500

Swink Public Library Troy Public Library Swink, CO Margaret A. Coral Troy. MI Rutledg? $500 $500

Tacoma Public Library Troy Public Library Tacoma, WA David Palmer Troy, AL Georgianna B Thomas $500 $500

Talladega Public Library Tulare County Library Talladega., AL Bernard L. Bray Visalia, CA Brian G. Lewis $500 $500

Tazewell County Public Lib, iry Tuscaloosa Public Library Tazewell, VA Laurie Surface Tuscaloosa. AL James E. Price $500 $500

Tecumseh Public Lit, ry Twiggs County Public Library Tecumseh. M! Marilyn I. Nordstrom Jecrcrsonville. GA if Vard L Rocker $500

Terrebonne Parish Library 1 Falls Public Library Houma. LA fi :argaret M. Shaffer Fall. ") Arlan M. Call $500 $500

Teton County Library Unger Memorial Library Jackson, WY Nancy E. Effinger Plainview, TX John J. Sigwald $500 $500

Thousand Oaks Library Upper Dublin Public Library Thousand Oaks. CA Kathleen A. Sullivan Dresher. FA Ruth P itkearthy $500 $500

DIVISION OF Tilertc -I Library Upper Saddle River Public Library GENERAL PROGRAMS Tiverton, RI Beverly E. Lambert Upper Saddle River, NJ Michael D .1,1cnie $500 $500 88 90 it Public Library Washington County Library vail. CO Charlyn Canada Abingdon, VA Brenda Jill Jesse $500 $500

Volley Cottage Free Library Washington County Library Valley Cottage, NY Ellen F Simpson Tennille. GA Elizabeth D. Moore $500 $500

Ventura County Library Service Agency/ Washington County Library Moorpark Library St.George, UTRussell B. Shirts Ventura, CA Mary K. Crockford $500 $500 Washington Memorial Library Ventura County Library Service Agency/ Macon. GA Willard L. Rocker Port Hueneme Library $500 Ventura. CA Mary K. Lynch $500 Waterloo Public Library Waterloo. IA M. Jane H. Martin Verona Public Library $500 Verona. WI Julie Anne Chase $500 Waukegan Public Library Waukegan. IL Joan Wilts Vestavia Hills Library $500 Vestavia Hills,ALGrace E Reid $500 Waukesha Public Library Waukesha, WIRosalyn M. Mack Veterans Memorial Library $500 Mt. Pleasant, MI Alice E. Jenicke $500 Waunakee Public Library Waunakee. WI Julie Anne Chase Volusia County Library Center $500 DaytonaBeach. FLHither P Jubmsky $500 Wauwatosa Public Library Wauwatosa. WIJohn ii: Getzelman Wadleigh Memorial Library $500 Milford, NH Arthur L. Bryan $500 Wayland Public Library Wayland. M". Louise R. Brown Walla Walla Public Library $500 Walla Walla. WA Anne E. Haley $500 West Fargo Public Library West Fargo. ND Miriam D. Ailey Wallace Public Library $500 Wallace, ID Jennifer L. Hull $500 West Routt County Library District/Hayden Library Hayden. CO Margaret A. Cowl Wallingford Public Library $500 Wallingford, CT Sican I Smarda $500 Westbrook Public I ibrary Westbrook. CT Lettis B. Daniels Walnut Cove Public Library $500 Walnut Cove, NC Nora CPlarren $500 Western Pocono Community Library Brodheadsville. PA Carol H. Kern Waltham Public Library $500 Waltham. MA Thomas N Jewell $500 Western Pocono Community Library Rhinebeck. NY Joan B. Pierce Warren County-Vicksburg Public Library $500 Vicksburg. MS Pamela E Gee $500 Westfield Athenaeum Westfield. MAPatricia T Cramer Warrenville Public Library District $500 Warrenville. IL Patricia G. Stockner $500 Wheeler County Library Alamo, GA Elizabeth D. Moore Washington County Library $500 Lake Elmo, MNBarbara A. Byers DIVISION OF $500 White Pine County Public Library Ely. N\ Robert G. Grey GF:NERAI. PROGRAMS $500 89 91 Servicemen read an "Extra" reporting the Japanese attack eq Pearl Harbor, December 7,1941. A 1987 gra'it from the Humanities Projects in Librz.rus Program supported a series of lecture and discussion programs, sponsored by the Fairfax County Public Library in Vir- ginia, on America's view of the world be- fore, during, and after World GI& H.

Whitewater Public Library Willows Public Library Whitewater, WI Rose Mary Leaver Willows, CA Marie E. Bryan $500 $500

Wichita Public Library Wilmington Institute Library V'ichita, KS Larry A. Vos Wilmington, DE Benedict Prestianni $500 $500

Wicomico County Free Library Wilton Library Association, Inc. Salisbury, MD Joanne C. Doyle Wilton, CT Michael A. Golrick $500 $500

Wilkinsburg Public Library 1Vilton Public Library Wilkinsburg, PA Lynne F. Schneider Wilton, ME Rebecca D. Burnham $500 $500

Wilkinson County Public Library Windsor Public Library Gordon, GA Willard L Rocker Winde- r, CO Margaret A. Coral $500 $500

William F. Laman Public Library Wissahickon Valley Public Library North. Little Rock, AR Carol .1. Huber Ambler, PA Francis X. Mullen $500 $500

William K. Sanford Town Library Withee Public Library Loudonville. NY Joan C. Silva Withee, WI Marie M. Kostick $500 $500

Williamsburg Regional Library Wolfeboro Public Library Will:..msburg, VA Allen B. Chamberlain Wolfeboro, Nil Louise A. Gehman $500 $500

Williston Community Library Wood River Public Library Williston, ND Deborah A. Slain Wood River, IL Candace K. Hit', $500 $500 DIVISION OF Woodbridge Puolic Library GENERAL. PROGRAMS Woodbridge. NJ Nancy Slater 90 $500 92 Woonsocket-Harris Public Library Yolo County Library/Davis Branch Woonsocket, RI Dorothy M. LeClair Davis, CA Marilyn D Corcoran $500 $500

Wray Public Library York County Library Wray, CO Margaret A. Coral Rock Hill, SC David A. Lyon IV $500 $500

Yadkin County Public Library Yaaipa Branch Library Yadkinville, NC Nora C Warren Yucaipa, CA Carolyn Crain $"30 $500

Yazoo Library Association Yuma Public Library Yazoo City, MS Harriet C. DeC'ell Yuma, CO Margaret A. Coral $500 $500

JEFFERSON LECTURE

Grants supported the costs associated with presenting the Ai, .. son Lecture in the Humanities.

Forrest McDonald National Building Museum Williamsburg, VA Washington, DC $1,226To cover travel and expenses to Washington. $3,286To provide security services, assistance of a DC, and Lawrence, Kansas, `or the 1987 Jefferson representative from the National Building Museum, Lecture in the Humanities. and clean-up services for the 1987 Jefferson Lecture :n the Humanities. Associated Sound Services, Inc. Newington, VA National Building Museum $3,485To provide staging, lighting, sound equip- Washington, DC ment, and labor for the 1987 Jefferson Lecture in the $3,000To cover rental of the Great Hall for the 1987 Humanities. Jefferson Lecture in the Humanities.

Graph-Tech, Inc. Radisson Henley Park Hotel Alexandria, VA Washington, DC $7,737To cover the cost of design, typography, and $1,516To provide hotel accomodations for the 1987 printing of invitations and program materials for the Jefferson Lecturer. 1987 Jefferson Lecture in the Humanities. Alice Theurmer Lansdowne Catering, Ltd. Middleburg. VA Washington, DC $4,099To provide addressing and mailing services $2,318To cover the cost of prodding and setting up for invitations and tickets to the 1987 Jefferson Lecture chairs in the auditorium for the 1987 Jefferson Lecture in the Humanities. in the Humanities.

HUMANITIES PROJECTS IN LIBRARIES

Grants st.pported projects that enhance public appreciation and understanding ofthe humanities through the discoseri. use, and interpretation of books and other resources in the collections of American libraries.

American Library Association CUNY Rescarch Foundation, Queens College Chicago, IL Evelyn F Shaevel Flushing, NY David Cohen $90,000 70 support tw:egional workshops for $150,000To support a series of lectures and reading librarians and scholars in order to enhance the intellec- and discussion programs for new immigrants, explor- tual approach to the design and implementation of ing the themes of individualism and family through educational programs in the humanities for young American literature and history. adults. Carolina Wren Press, Inc. CUNY Research Foundation, City College Carrboro, NC Judith F Hogan loew York, NY Betty L. Jenkins 57-1,500To support a series of workshops and lec- $150,000To support a keynote address, an exhibi- tures that encourage the reading, study, add interpreta- tion, lectures, a book fair, a one -day conference on the tion of literature and the development of interpretive history and current state of black book publishing in skills through writing. the United States, and a conference on publishing black childrens literature. District of Columbia Public Library Washington, DC Mary E. Raphael DIVISION OF $44,935To support a series ofread: Ind discussion GENERAL PROGRAMS programs exploring issues in intr .al freedom. Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. 93 91 Fairfax County Public Library New York Historical Society Fairfax, VA Penelope W Fislce New York, NY Paul E. Cohen $210,000To support three series of programs with $150,000To support an interpretive exhibition of lectures, panels, and book and film discussions about manuscripts, books. prints. and other materials illus- Americas view of the world before, dicing, and after trating the drafting of the Constitution and the debate World War II: "Realities ofCombat," "America's Home surrounding its ratification in New York. Front," and "The Aftermath." New York Public Library Indiana University Alumni Association New York, NY Diantha D. Schull Bloomington, IN Frank B. Jones $15.000To support the planning of an interpretive $100,000 To support an interpretive exhibition, exhibition and programs on printing and the French catalogue, brochures, and public lectures during the Revolution of 1789. bicentennial of the Northwest Ordinance and the U.S. Constitution. Newberry Library Chicago, IL Ruth E. Hamilton Louisiana Library Association $87.552To support an exhibition. publications, and Baton Rouge, LA James 0. Segretto related public programs to explore the relationships $199,899To support a series of scholar-led reading between high culture and popular manifestations of and discussion programs, entitled "American Vistas," tit.. Arthurian legend at several key periods in its in parish libraries throughoui Louisiana. history.

Maine Librr.ry Associatioa Newport Public Library Augusta. Julia R. ;:alkling Newport. RI Eileen H. nrburton $97,251 To support a series of reading and discussion $173.604To support a series of programs at libraries programs at 20 libraries throughout the state of Maine. in four states on the cultural continuities between several New England states and the near frontier of the Maryland Library Association Ohio Western Reserve. Baltimore, MD Patricia L. Bates $110,000To support reading and discussion groups Polish American Ethnic Committee, Inc. in 35 to 40 libraries and older adult centers in four New City, NY Witold Plonski Maryland counties. $41,028 To support programs focused on themes reflecting the history, literature, arts, and culture of Milwaukee Public Library and the Polish-American heritage. The pro- Milwaukee. WI Virginia Schsartz grams are designed to promote an awareness and the $67.627To support six public lectures. three portable use of humanities resources in the nation's libraries. exhibitions, and interpretive brochures on the physical and cultural geography of the upper Midwest from the South Dakota Library Association earliest settlements to the present. Aberdeen, SD Elizabeth E. Williams $215.210To support a two-year series of reading and Mississippi Library Commission discussion programs using texts on South Dakota Jackson. MS Mary J. Smith history and culture within the framework of the $27,364To support dissemination of scholar-devel- broader history and culture of the Great Plains region oped "Mississippi Mindscape" ir..Iterials to all 252 and the country. Mississippi public libraries, and to :onduct reading and discussion programs on the these in 15 libraries Southern Oregon State College throughout the state. Ashland. OR Alan R. Armstrong $67.488To support a series of programs exploring Multnomah County Library plays by William Shakespeare. Portland, OR Ella Seely $14.699To support planning for a series of public State Historical Society of Wisconsin progrr .,s and exhibitions that would explore Oregon's Madison, WI John P Kaminski history and heritage. $73,021 To support a series of reading and discussion programs in citiesand towns throughout Wisconsin on National Council on the Aging, Inc. the era of the American Revolution and the Constitu- Washington, DC Ronald J. Alanheimer tion. $149,334To support sc!soiar-led reading and discus- sion groups and library research projects for older Texas Humanities Resource Center, Inc. adults in six library systems across the country. Austin. TX Frances M. Leonard $118.000To support circulating program packages New England Foundaticn for the Humanities that explore the history, culture, and art of the Middletown, CT GityS Hermann viceroyalty of Peru and examine and analyze colo- $260,817To support a series of programs focusing on nialism as an influential part of the American experi- the framing of the U.S. Constitution as revealed ence. through biography, documents, historical writings, and other literature Tucson Public Library Tucson, AZ Judi, N Lenstnk $67,431 To support a three-day conference that would bring together scholars, writers, and the general DIVISION OF public to explore contemporary southwestern liter- GENERAL PROGRAMS ature.

92 Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. 94 University of Pittsburgh Vermont Library Association Pittsburgh, PA M.Alison Stones Burlington. VTSally C Anderson $15,000 To supr^-1 planning for an interpretive $13.000"To supplement support for reading and exhibition of ()fished manuscripts and in- discussion programs in Vermont's libraries. and to cunabula from p. and private collections in west- allow the association to expand the programs to ern Pennsylvania. additional libraries.

University of Wisconsin Vermont Library Association Milwaukee, WIBrian J. Harley Burlington. VTSally C Anderson $38,050 To support planning for an exhibition and $131330To support reading and discussion pro- programs on the history of the Columbian encounter grams in all 206 Vermont public libraries. Topics to be as expressed by historical geography and cartographic examined ;nclua. the U.S. Constitution. American history. literature. and biographies of historical figures.

Utah Library Association Salt Lake City, UTHelen A. Cox $136,350To support a two-year project to combine reading and discussion programs on literary themes with the distribution of audiotapes containing schol- arly commentary for radio broadcast and individual or group use.

HUMANITIES PROJECTS IN MUSEUMS AND HISTORICAL ORGANIZATIONS

Grams assisted museums, historical organi:ations, and other sinular cultural institutions in the planning and implementation qiimerproire pmgrams that use material culture and art objectswunry and interpret the humanities ui the general public.

Afro-American Historical and Cultural Museum Asia Society, Inc. Philadelphia. PANcumme Clark New York. NYAndrew Pekarik $36.800 To support documentation of 200.000 pho $200.000To support implementation of a traveling tographs and negatives that record 40 years of the exhibition focusing on works associated with a group wial. cultural. and political history of blacks in of scholar-artists who were at the center of the Chinese Philadelphia. art world in the final years of the Ming Dynasty.

Alaska State Museum Baltimore City Life Museums Juneau. AKThomas D Lonner Baltimore. MDRichardti:Flint $26.322 To support planning for a three-year exhibi- $20.228To support planning an exhibition with tion on Tlingit ceremonial art. "Many Worlds and interpretive programs examining the role of museums Many Meanings:TtzCrest Art of Klukwan.- as disseminators of knowledge in IQth- century Amer- ica. American Association for State and Local History Nashville. TNLarry E.The Baltimore Museum of Industry $168.5!9To support the planning for two conferences Baltimore. MDMolly Bolster that are designed to strengthen history museums as $18.000To support the planning for an educational interpreters of American history. center that would explore the role of work in society and its transformation during America's period of American Museum of Natural History industrialization. New York. NYDavid H. Thomas $224.500To support implementation of a traveli Bethel College exhibition that examines the place of Carthage in ' he North Newton. KS John M.Jann ancient world. $56.796To support the development of interpretive materials for a permanent exhibition on the Menno- Andover Instorical Society nites of the central plains. including slide and tape Andover. It', etKaren M. Herman shows. workshops. publications. and new exhibition $11.545 To support development c fa conceptual plan graphics. and exhibit design for the Amos Blanchard barn. 1819. and the society's collection of tools and agricultural Birmingham Museum of Art equipment. Birmingham. ALEllen E Elms $13.290To support planning for a travelingexhibi- Asia Society, Inc. tionand publication examining traditional African art New York. NYAndrew Pekarik and its relationship to language and the verbal arts. $45,122To support planning for a traveling exhibi- tion af Australian aboriginal art. exploring the funda- mental principles behind both traditional and contem- porary arts. DIVISION OF' GENKRAI, PROGRAMS

*Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. 93 I ; 95 Brockton Art Museum Cincinnati Museum of Natural History Brockton, MA Elizabeth C He Cincinnati, OH C tiluley Comm $90,000To support a travelingexhibition, catalogue. $35,000To support the implementation ofan exhibi- and educational programs examining the concepts of tion and catalogue that examine the agricultural acculturation, diffusion, and social organization by systems, beliefs, and lifeways of the native Americans focusing on architectural style in the southern United who were the first long-term residents of the middle States and Liberia. Ohio Valley.

Bronx Museum of the Arts DeCordovaand Dana Museum and Park Bronx, NY Luis R. Cancel Lincoln, MA Lisa W Greenberg $125,000To support implementatim; of a traveling $24,340To support the planning for a temporary exhibition and catalogue tracing the role of Latin exkibition, catalogue, videotape, and educational pro- American artists who worked in the United States gramming on the narrative dimension in contempo- during the period 1920-70. rary New England folk art.

Brooklyn Historical Society Desert Botanical Garden Brooklyn, NY Ellen M. Snpder Phoenix, AZ Ruth Greenhouse $100,000To support implementation of a perma- 590,762To support implementation of an exhibition nent exhibition devoted to the history of Brooklyn by exploring the relationships between desert dwellers of exploring such issues as urbanization, ethnicity. com- the American Southwest and their environment from munity identity, work, and leisure. prehistoric times to the present.

California State University Ethan Allen Homestead Trust Hayward. CALowell J. Bean Burlington, VT Martha G. °strum $24,897To support documentation ofa cz,ilection of $159,707 To support a permanent exhibition and southwestern Kachinas, doll-like decorated carvings multimedia presentation exploring the life and times that represent spirits in the cosmology ofthe Hopi and of Vermont hero and founding father. Ethan Allen. some of their neighbors. Friends of IndependenceNational Historic Park Carnegie Museum of Natural History Philadelphia, PA Margaret R Duckett Pittsburgh, PA David R. grafters $30.000 To support continued production of e.;u- $650.000To support implementation of a perma- cational materials in preparation for the Constitu- nent exhib,' 'on about ancient Egypt, exploring cul- tional Convention bicentennial exhibition. tural continuity and cultural change with interpretive programs highlighting these concepts. Friends of Independence National Historic Park Philadelphia. PA Florence M. Zeller Center for African Art $155.020 To support distribution ofa poster exhibit New York. NY Susan M. lbgel and organization of lectures and reading and discus- $211,325To support implementation of a traveling sion groups in seven states. exhibition and catalogue that explore artistic and historical relationships revealed by objects sculpted by Ha. vardUniversity Africans for European use in the 15th and 16th Cambridge, MA C.C. Lamberg-Karkw.sky centuries. $32,444To support documentation of the Claflin Collection ofethnographic objects from the Plains, the Chicago Historical Society Southwest, and elsewhere in North America. Chicago, IL Ellsworth IL Brow! $75.000*To support the implementation ofa perma- Henry Ford Museu,- -id Greenfield Village nent exhibition about the founding and early years or Dearborn. Ml Michad J. Euenza the United States, using the holdings of the society to $37,100To support documentation ofa collection of reflect the experiences of diverse segments of the 6.000 American 'fighting devices and identification of population, including famous statesmen and ordinary the use ofthese domestic objects in historical program- people. ming.

Chicago Historical Society High Museum of Art Chicago, IL r"stwrih H. Broil?! Atlanta. GA Paula Marlais Hancock $32.012To support the nlanning and conservation $36,255 To support implementation of a series of survey fora new permanent installation that examines educational events to accompany "The Machine Age political. social, and economic forces that shaped 19th- in America. 1918-41" exhibition during its stay in century America, focusing on ' '' ~sham Lincoln as a Atlanta. historical figure. Historic Deerfield, Inc. Chinese Culture Foundation of San Francisco Deerfield. MA Donald R. Mary San Francisco, CA Lucy Lim $9.265To support planning for the reinstallation of $200.000 To support implementation of a traveling six period houses using the museum's collections of exhibition and a catalogue examining the regional furniture and fine and decorative arts to interpret culture of Sichuan province during the Han Dynasty. themes in American social and cultural history

DIVISION OF GENERAL PROGRAMS Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. 96 94 **Emergency grr II. Illinois State Museum Los Angeles County Museum of Art Springfield, IL Craig E. Cohen Los Angeles, CA Earl A. Powell $21,835To support planning for a traveling exhibi- $100,000To support implementation of a traveling tion interpreting the natural environment of the exhibition of 160 ceramic funerary sculptures from the Illinois River valley and illustratingthe various interac- Neolithic era to the Ming period, examining the tions of humans with the river system. artistic, technical, economic, political, and religious significance of the objects. Illinois State Museum Lewistown, IL Judi:h A. Franke Memphis State University $74,449To support the second major phase of a new Memphis, TN Edward L. Bleiberg permanent exhibition of archaeological evidence on $43,311 To support implementation of an interna- prehistoric Mississippian society as it existed 800 years tional symposium to be held in conjunction with the ago. traveling exhibition, "Rameses the Great."

Indianapolis Museum of Art Milwaukee Art Museum Indianapolis, IN James J Robinson Milwaukee, WI E. James Mundy $149,165To support the implementation of a travel- $19,805To support the planning for an exhibition, ing exhibition, catalogue, and educational programs catalogue, audiovisual program, and school study kits focusing on the aesthetic contributions and cultural that focus on cultural patronage in late 19th-century milieu of Chinese women painters from the 14th Milwaukee. through the early 20th centuries. Minneapolis Institute of Arts Indianapolis Museum of Art Minneapolis, MN Louise H. 1..incoln Indianapolis, IN Hollister Sturges $85,000To support implementation of a traveling $200,000To support the implementation of a tem- exhibition of traditional sculptures from the Pacific porary, traveling exhibition that explores the aesthetic, island of New Ireland. The exhibition will explore the historical, and cultural roots of the fantastic imagery society's religious, social, and economic practices. that thematically dominates much of 20th-century Latin American art. Montana State University Bozeman, MT Kenneth W Karsmizki International Center of Photography $21,000To support planning for a living history New York, NY Christopher Phillips program to interpret the Tinsley Homestead, an $32,250 To support the planning for an exhibition original 1889 Montana homestead. that analyzes the history of the modern illustrated magazine of the 1920s and 1930s as an international Museum of Contemporary Art mass communications medium. Los Angeles, CA Elizabeth A. T Smith $357,382To support the implementation of an International Folk Art Foundation exhibition, catalogue, and educational programs with Santa Fe, NM Marsha C. Bol a multidisciplinary view of a Los Angeles -based $228,268To support implementation of an exhibi- project that generated modernist designs for A merican tion, catalogue, and educational programs on the family homes between 1945 and 1966. Mexican mask from the period of the Spanish con- quest to the present. Museum of Fine Arts Boston, MA Edward Brovarski International Folk Art Foundation $215,000To support conservation treatment for and Santa Fe, NM Donna Pierce the implementation of an exhibition that explores the $41,980 To support planning for a permanent exhibi- funerary arts ofancient Egypt from pre-Dynastic times tion on Hispanic culture in the Southwest from through the Ptolemaic period. colonial times to the present. Museum of Fine Arts Japanese American National Museum Boston, MA Jonathan L. Fairbanks Los Angeles, CA Nancy K Araki $50,000*To support implementation of a traveling $39,690To support planning for exhibitions that exhibition and catalogue exploring the impact of the explore Japanese-American experiences in the United arts and crafts movement on American life by examin- States. ing its social and intellectual significance.

Jewish Museum Museum of Fine Arts New York, NY Vivian B. Mann Boston, MA Eleanor A. Sayre $34,774 To support planning for a traveling exhibi- $200,000To support a traveling exhibition, cata- tion, catalogue, and public programs examining the logue, and educational programs that examine Goya artistic and cultural heritage of the Jews in Italy from and his works in the intellectual, social, and political antiquity through modern times. milieu of the Enlightenment.

Los Angeles County Museum of Art Museuni of New Mexico Foundation Los Angeles, CA Earl A. Powell Santa Fe, NM Thomas E. Chavez $14,049To support planning fora temporary exhibi- $43,748To support planning for a four-year exhibi- tion exploring the political and social implications of tion on Hispanic culture in the American Southwest Timurid art as well as the process and aesthetic that will trace the continuing role of Hispanic mi- philosophy by which Timurid art was created and gratory patterns and acculturation processes o f the last DIVISION OF viewed by its makers and users. 400 years. GENERAL PROGRAMS

'Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. 95 97 Museums at Stony Brook Philbrook Art Center Stony Brook, NY Martha V Pike Tulsa, OK Marcia Y Manhart $100,000To support a permanent exhibition explor- $196,857To support a traveling exhibition that ex- ing patterns of ownership and use of horse-drawn amines the way in which American art in craft media vehicles in industrial America from the mid -19th reflect aesthetic, social. and cultural changes that have century to the beginning of the 20th century. occurred during the last 40 years.

National Braille Press Pioneers' Museum Boston, MA Diane L. Croft Colorado Springs, CO William C Holmes $19,419**To support production of 12.500 braille $31,500 ) support lectures. seminars, and lecture- copies of the U.S. Constitution and national distribu- demom sations of the Anasazi cultural legacy in tion to museums and other cultural institutions. conjunction with the Smithsonian Institution Travel- ing Exhibition Service's traveling exhibition. "The National Learning Center Anasazi World." Washington, DC R. Stanley iibodward $54,914 To support the development of an au- Queens County Art and Cultural Center, Inc. diovisual component for the permanent Mexico ex- Flushing, NY Marc H. Miller hibition. $26,635To support planning a traveling exhibition accompanied by a catalogue of paintings, sculpture. New Britain Museum of American Art engravings, decorative arts. and commemorative ob- New Britain, CT Daniel C. DuBois jects inspired by General Lafayette's 13 -month tour of $40,000 To support conservation of Thomas Hart the United States, 1824-25. Benton's mural cycle of The Arts of Life in America, which will be included in the centenniat traveling Rhode Island School of Design exhibition of Benton's work scheduled for 1989. Providence, RI Florence D. Friedman $21,255To support planning for a traveling exhibi- New Hampshire Historical Society tion illustrating the diversity and richness of Egyptian Concord, NH James L. Garvin Coptic art and ideas from the 2nd to 7th centuries. $34,800 To support an exhibition and a catalogue tracing the effect of travel on American society Riley County Historical Society between 1700 and 1900 by focusing on the role of the Manhattan, KS Julia T Lee New Hampshire inn and turnpike in political and $14,156To support the documentation and catalogu- cultural activities. ing of 500 photographs of downtown Manhattan, Kansas, 1855-1986. New York Public Library New York, NY Howard Dodson Rutgers University $81,595To support implementation ofan exhibition, Newark, NJ Michael C Jaye catalogue, and public programs examining the life and $400,000*To support a traveling exhibition, pho- times of Marcus Garvey. tographic panel exhibitions, and supplemental printed materials on Wordsworth and the age of English New York State Education Department romanticism. Albany. NY Martin E. Sullivan $140,000To support the implementation ofa perma- Samuel S. Fleisher Art Memorial nent exhibition exploring the continuing cultural Philadelphia. PA Debora Kodish adaptations of New York's native peoples from 2000 $21367 To support planning for an exhibition on B.C. to A.D. 1500. Italian craftsmanship in Philadelphia. 1889-1939.

Old Sturbridge Village Society for the Preservation of New England Sturbridge, MA John 0. Curtis Antiquities $3.750*To support the continuation of documenta- Boston, MA Elisabeth Redmond tion of New England furniture, dating from 1650 to $25,000To support the documentation of the collec- 1850. for use in interpretive exhibitions. tions of the Walter Gropius House in Lincoln. Massa- chusetts. and Beauport in Gloucester, Massachusetts, Oregon Art Institute to develop more accurate interpretation and a wider Portland, OR Dan L. Monroe range of public programs. $20,000To support planning for the reinstallation of the Rasmussen Collection of Northwest Coast native South Carolina State Museum American art in the Portland Art Museum. Columbia, SC Lise C Swennson $25,000To support the planning for two exhibitions. Paul Revere Memorial Association publications, and related public programs that focus on Boston, MA P.A. Nina Zannieri federally funded New Deal art projects in South $141,900To support an exhibition, catalogue, and Carolina from 1934 through 1942. lecture series that examine Paul Revere's business. family, and public life in relation to the social. political, South Street Seaport Museum and economic climates of his time. New York, NY Sally Yerkovich $14,89 To support a self study to examine and evaluate the museum's existing educational offerings and to plan for strengthening interpretive exhibitions DIVISION OF and public programs. GENERAL PROGRAMS *Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. 96 **Emergency grant. 98 St, Louis Art Museum University of California St. Louis, MO John W Nun ley Berkeley CA Nelson H.H. Graben: $65,479To support an exhibition, catalogue, and $75,082To support planning for a traveling exhibi- educational programs examining the historical ar ' tion that examines changes in 18th- and 19th-century cultural background and spread of Caribbean festival Alaskan native art and material culture as a result of arts. foreign trade contact.

State Historical Society of Colorado University of California Denver, CO Anne Mil:stein Bond Los Angeles, CA Doran H. Ross $23,627Tosupport planning fora permanent exhibi- $34,460To support planning and subsequent pub- tion, catalogue, and school programs examining the lication ofan exhibition on the masks. images in wood. prehistory of Colorado from the earliest times until and sculptures in other materials from 27 ethnic European contact. groups in the Benue Valley of .

State Historical Society of Colorado University of California Denver, CO Jude Southward Los Angeles, CA Edith A. Tonelli $5,000To support planning for computerized docu- $224,992To support implementation of a trawling mentation of 125,000 artifacts and 8 million docu- exhibition. catalogue, and related programs demon- ments relating to the history of Colorado and the strating the iconographic power and intellectual sub- American West. tlety of caricatures produced in France during the French Revolut' n. State Museum of Pennsylvania Harrisburg, PA Carl R. Nold University of Chicago $100,000To support the planning for a comprehen- Chicago, IL John Carswell sive exhibition examining the history of Pennsylvania $15,000**To support a symposium addressing ma- from European settlement to the present. jor issues of Russian cultural and artistic history in the last half of the 19th century. Strong Museum Rochester, NY Harvey Green University of Florida $28,624To support planning fora temporary exhibi- Gainesville, FL Jerald T Aflanich tion examining the development of the popular Amer- $257,913To support implementation of a traveling ican hero. exhibition that examines Spanish efforts to explore and colonize the southeastern United States, and the native Texas Historical Commission American responses to these efforts, 1492-1570. Austin, TX Kit T Neumann $47,007To support two interpretive skills seminars University of Hartford for museum and historical society personnel from 23 West Hartford, CT Edmund Sullivan states. $50,000To support implementation of a permanent exhibition examining the history of the elective proc- Thousand Islands Shipyard Museum ess, the impact of political participation, and the Clayton. NY Laurie TI: Rush centrality of the electoral process to America demo- $9,292To support development by museum staff of cratic ideals and culture. procedures to follow in conducting conservation activ- ities and educational programs, mountingex hibitions, University of Illinois managing collections, developing staff, and making Urbana, IL Michael Mullin capital improvements. $250,000To support an interpretive exhibition, edu- cational programs, and publications about set and Toledo Museum of Art costume designs from the Motley Collection, examin- Toledo, OH Rose M. Glennon ing how these designs interpret dramatic texts and $20,000** To support interpretive materials, a pub- reflect the culture of an age. lication, and a lecture series complementing the exhibition of a Rembrandt masterpiece on loan from the Soviet Union. Lawrence, KS Barbara J. Michael $31,188To support planning for a traveling exhibi- University of Arizona tion and catalogue examining pastoral nomadism as Tucson, AZ Bruce E. Hilpert an adaptive strategy considering it as both activity and $58,635To support planning fora permanent exhibi- ideology, by focusing on the Baggara of the western tion on the native American peoples of the Southwest. Sudan.

University of California University of Maryland Berkeley, CA James Elliott College Park. MD Kenneth G. Holum $200,000To support the implementation of a tem- $125,000*To support a traveling exhibition that porary traveling exhibition of paintings and sculpture interprets Herod's remarkable city and harbor. Cae- that analyzes the iconography and cultural significance sarea, an ancient center persisting for 13 centuries, and of American art produced during the 1950s and 1960s. that highlights the archaeological theory and methods used to recover and interpret the physical remains of this complex urban site.

DIVISION OF GENERAL PROGRAMS *Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. 99 **Emergency grant. 97 University of South Carolina Columbia,SC George D. Terry $79,860To support the implementation of educa- tional programming for "Row upon Row," the traveling A page from Thomas exhibition of Afro-American basketry from the South Carolina low country. A. Edisons notebook (December 3,1877) University of South Carolina shows three forms for Columbia,SC George D. Terry the Edison phono- $41,138To support planning for a traveling exhibi- tion on the history of the alkaline-glazed stoneware graph: (top to bottom) tradition in South Carolina and its influence on cylinder. disc, and southern folk pottery. tare. A Humanities Projects in Media Pro- University of Washington gram grant in 1986 to Seattle, WARobin K. Wight $24,272 Rutgers University To support recataloguing of the museum's ethnological collection o: southern Northwest Coast supported planning for native American materials on a computerized data a documentary televi- base, photographing all objects, and publishing a sion film about "Edi- catalogue. son and the Art of Invention." University of Wisconsin Madison, WIRussell Panczenko $205.560 To support the implementation ofa tempo- University of Minnesota rary exhibition, catalogue, and public programs ex- Minneapolis, MNLyndel I. King ploring the development, design, and impact of Frank $200,000To support the implementarion of a travel- Lloyd Wright's architectural commissions in Madison, ing exhibition, catalogue, and symposium on the Wisconsin, from 1878 to 1959. traditional arts of Minnesota. Wadsworth Atheneum University of New Mexico Hartford, CTElizabeth M. Kornhauser Albuquerque, NMPeter Walch $32,300To support planning for a traveling exhibi- $9,500 To support an exhibition, catalogue, and tion and catalogue exploring the changing cultural and related educational programs examining how artistic political environment in which the American artist representations, scholarly studies, and popular ideas Ralph Earl, 1751-1801, and his followers worked. about the ancient Maya varied in focus and content as Western attitudes changed over the last four centuries. Walker Art Center Minneapolis,MN Margaret O'Neill-Ligon Univer,::y of Pennsylvania $50,000 To support a three-year, multidisciplinary Philadelphia, PARobert H. Dyson educational program examining images of American $299,406To support implementation of an exhibi- culture the family, the land, the skyscraper, and the tion, publication, and programs examining the Dayaks automobile. Lectures will focus on the presentations of of Borneo, including trade networks, domestic and these subjects in the history ofart, architecture, design, ritual life, economics, and arts and crafts. literature, theater, film, and mass media.

University of Pennsylvania Walters Art Gallery Philadelphia, PARuben E. Reina Baltimore, MDRoger S. Wieck $43,076To support planning for an exhibition exam- $163,979To support the conservation treatment for, ining the roles feathers played in the cultures of the and implementation of, an exhibition and catalogue native peoples of the Americas. devoted to the Book of Hours, a major type of illuminated manuscript of the late medieval and University of Pennsylvania Renaissance periods. Philadelphia, PATimothy R. Tomlinson $37,400To support the implementation of a sym- Walters Art Gallery posium, the publication of proceedings, and a lecture Baltimore, MDEllen R. Williams series examining the Victorian garden as a reflection of $167,054To support the implementation of a tempo- the historic, scientific, and aesthetic pursuits of that rary exhibition, technical studies in conservation, a era. catalogue, and related public programs that examine the art and culture of the Hellenistic Age, 331-30 B.C. University of South Carolina Columbia, SCMichael A. Hoffman Western Heritage Society, Inc. $299,384 To support implementation of a traveling Omaha,NE Deborah C. O'Donnell exhibition, catalogue, and educational programs ex- $56,500To support implementation ofa permanent amining the origins of ancient Egyptian civilization exhibition on the history of Omaha from 1930 to 1954. and explaining how archaeology contributes to our knowledge of the ancient world.

DIVISION OF GENERAL. PROGRAMS

98 *Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. 100 HUMANITIES PROJECTS IN MEDIA

Grants supported the planning, vriting, or production of television and radio programs in the humanities intended for general audience&

American Asian Cultural Exchange Chicago Filmmakers Washington, DC 4.,rley Sun Chicago, IL Richard J. Cusack $25,000 To sui.,,ort the writing of a script for a 90- $80,000 To support the completion of scripts three minute documentary film on the experience in China and four for a projected four-part, four-hour dramatic of General Joseph Stilwell. mini-series on the life of American industrial pioneer Henry Ford. American Dance Festival, Inc. Durham, NC Gerald E. Myers Ciesla Foundation $20,000 To support the planning of three 60-minute Washington, DC Aviva H. Kempner television programs on the history and interpretation $35,000 To support the writing and publication ofa of the black tradition in American modern dance. viewer's guide for the NEH-supported film, "Partisans of Vilna," concerning the struggle to organize Jewish American History Media Center resistance to the German occupation ofthe Lithuanian Washington, DC Tim Hackler ghetto. $20,000 To support planning for a 60-minute docu- mentary, with two one-man dramatic performances, Clarity Educational Productions, Inc. exploring the philosophical differences between Alex- Berkeley, CA Connie E. Field ander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson. $20,000 To support planning for a feature-length dramatic film on the 1964 Mississippi Freedom Sum- An American Portrait mer Project. New York, NY Thomas ? Johnson $19,921To support planning for a 90-minute televi- Connie Goldman Productions, Inc. sion documentary examining Japanese-American re- Washington, DC Connie J. Goldman lations and the events leading to the attack on Pearl $80,380 To support the production of four 30- Harbor. minute radio programs on the intersection oflife stages and musical creative genius, with special emphasis on Bay Area Radio Drama the late-life creativity and styles of selected Western Berkeley CA Erik Bauersfeld composers. $100,000 To support the dramatic production for radio of one Eugene O'Neill play, one 60-minute Delaware Division of Historical and Cultural Affairs accompanying documentary featuring scholarly analy- Dover, DE John R. Kern sis ofO'Neill and the play, and preproduction activities $15,000 To support the revision of a script for a 90- for another radio adaptation. minute dramatic film on the life of John Dickinson, 1732-1808, a political essayist and a key figure in the Cather Project debates surrounding the creation of the U.S. Constitu- New York, NY Helen C Whitney tion. $20,000 To support planning for a 60-minute docu- mentary film on the life and work of American writer Department of Overseas Missions Willa Cather, with particular attention to the complex New York, NY George M. Miller role her Nebraska experiences played in both her life $20,000 To support planning for a television pro- and her work. gram featuring a performance of and commentary on James Weldon Johnson's God:s. Trombones (1927), a Center for Contemporary Media book of seven African-American sermons in verse. Atlanta, GA Jed Dannenbaum $90,597To support postproduction expenses for a ETV Endowment of South Carolina, Inc. 90-minute documentary film on the southern jour- Spartanburg, SC Calvin L. Skaggs nalist and civil rights advocate, Ralph McGill, focusing $135,000 To support the writing of scripts for three on the period of changing race relations that he wrote hours ofa five-hour dramatic mini-series based on the about and influenced. life of one of America's preeminent literary , the Jameses, including William, 1842-1910; Alice, Cerberus, Inc. 1848-92; and Henry, 1843-1916. San Francisco, CA Jackie Byars $43,860 To support the writing of a script for a 60- Educational Film Center minute documentary about the life of Ishi, the last Annandale, VA Ruth S. Pollak surviving Yahi Indian, and his relationship with $260,812To support the production of a 60-minute anthropologist Alfred Kroeber. documentary film on the life and work of Harry Hopkins, with special emphasis on his role as Franklin Channel 5 Public Broadcasting, Inc. Delano Roosevelt's adviser on foreign policy. Reno, NV Danny L. McGuire $20,000 To support the planning of a feature-length Educational Film Center television dramatization of the life of Allen Aliens- Annandale, VA Ruth S. Pollak worth, 1842-1914, and the issues surrounding his $53,359To support the writing of the script for a 60- establishment in California of an all-black town in minute historical television drama, for young people 1908. ages 10-13, about a Confederate girl's home front DIVISION OF experience during the Civil War. GENERAL PROGRAMS 99 101. Exiles Project Foundation for Public Broadcasting in Mississippi, New York, NYRichard Kaplan Inc. $263,424To support production of a two-hour docu- Jackson. MSEdttard A. Van Cleef mentary about the European refugee scholars, artists, $20,000To support the writing of a script for a 60- and intellectuals who migrated to the United States minute documentary on the works and literary career prior to World War II. of American writer Eudora Welty.

Exit Films, Inc. George Washington University Cambridge, MAFrederick Wiseman Washington, DCJoan Chung -wen Shin $324,183To support the production ofa film examin- $20,000To support planning of a nine-hour docu- ing the relationship of ethical, religious, medical, and mentary film series on the history and culture ofChina legal issues to dying patients in an intensive care unit of over two millenia. a major metropolitan hospital. Global Village Video Resource Center, Inc. Federation of State Humanities Councils New York, NYJohn L. Reilly Washington, DCRichard A. Wyndham $292,888To support the writing of a script for a 60- $39,511 To support the selection of 13 humanities minute documentary on the life and art of Samuel films that focus on American biography and script Beckett and production of a companion 60-minute introductions for an anthology. The goal is to re- program presenting three of his plays along with distribute the films in an educational package to reach introductory and linking commentary. wider audiences through PBS and cable television. Globe Radio Repertory Film America, Inc. Seattle, WAJohn P Sisca Washington, DCKaren Thomas $18,500To support the writing of scripts for 13 30- $20,000To support the writing of a script for a 60- minute radio programs dramatizing Gustave minute documentary about the history of the Virginia Flaubert'sMadame Bovary Statute for Religious Freedom and its legacy. GloSe Radio Repertory Film Arts Foundation Seattle, WAJohn P Siscoe San Francisco, CAPatricia J. Amlin $17,810To support the writing of scripts for 12 30- $188,957*To support the production of the second minute radio programs dramatizing Franz Kafka'sThe halfofa 60-minuteanimated film on thePopo/ Mk,the Castle. creation myth of the Maya. Great River Project Film Arts Foundation Naw Orleans, LAEdward C. Kurtz, Jr San Francisco,CA Pat D. Ferrero $40,000 To support the writing of one script for a $25,000*To support postproduction costs for the proposed three-part dramatic mini-series on the dis- NEH-funded film "A Legacy of Hearts and Hands," a covery and settlement of the Mississippi River valley. documentary history of 19th-century women and their quilts. Greater Washington Educational Telecommunications Association, Inc. Film News Now Foundation Washington, DCMary E. Aladj New York, NYOrinne Takagi $24,998To support promotion for the rebroadcast of $68,192To support postproduction of a 58-minute the six-part dramatic series, "Shoulder to Shoulder." documentary film about the history of the division of Korea into two countries and its impact on individual Institute of Early American History and Culture families. Williamsburg, VASteven J. Schechter $150,000To support the writi ng of scripts ibr the first Film News Now Foundation two parts ofa four-part dramatic mini-seriesdepicting New York, NYSusan M. Williams the lives ofa Connecticut family duri ng the revolution- $800,609To support the production of a two-hour ary war. historical documentary film about China during the years 1911-49. institute for Research in History New York, NYMidge Mackenzie Films in Progress, Inc. $157,410To support the production of new introduc- Hoboken, NJRobert E. Clem tions to, and the rebroadcast of, the six-hour dramatic $20,000 To support planning for a feature-length series, "Shoulder to Shoulder." film dramatizing the life and career of Alabama governor James E. "Big Jim" Folsom, who held office James Agee Film Project from 1947 to 1951 and from 1955 to 1959. Johnson City, TNRoss H. Spears $50,302To support the writing of a script for a 90- Folktale Film Group minute documentary on the multiple legacies of LetUs Delaplane, VATom Davenport NOWPraise Famous Menby photographer Walker $223,538To support the production of a 30-minute Evans and author James Agee. adaptationofAshpet, avariant of the Cinderella tale, as the second half of a 60-minute family viewing special Jewish Heritage Writing Project, Inc. for young people ages 8 to 18. New York, NYAlan M. Addison $24,500*To support the production of a 60-minute DIVISION OF documentary film adaptation of theChronicle of the GENERAL PROGRAMS Lodz Ghetto,the only existing account of an entire Jewish community's experience under Nazi domina- 100 *Prior year award receiving ftinds in fiscal ycar 1987. tion from 1941 to 1944. 1 0 2 John Trumbull Patriot-Artist Association Learning in Focus, Inc. Morristown, NJ Marge a Dahle New York. NY Robert Geller $20,000 To support planning for a two-hour drama $600,000To support the production of two 60- on the life and art of John Trumbull, 1756-1843, minute dramatizations of American short stories for American historical and portrait painter. young people ages 13 to 18: "Pigeon Feathers' by and "First Love and Other Stories" by Harold KCET/Community TV of Southern California Brodkey. Los Angeles, CA Bette Y. Cax $20,000 To support script revision for a 30-minute Learning in Focus, Inc. television program, for children ages 8 to 12, about New York, NY Robert Geller Elizabeth Taylor Greenfield, a 19th-century black $500,000To support the production of two 60- opera singer, as part of a series about black American minute dramatizations of American short stories for composers and performers. young people ages 13 to 18: "First Love and Other Stories" by Harold Brodkey and "The Hollow Boy" by KCET/Community TV of Southern California Hortense Calisher. Los Angeles, CA Phylis J. Geller $48,000 To support the writing of one 60-minute dramatic script based on William Dean Howells's A thirteen-star U.S novel, A Hazard of New Fortunes, fora proposed 15-part flag of hand-oven television series. cotton, eighteenth cen- KCRW Foundation tury! Theflag was one Santa Monica, CA Marjorie R. Leet of the objects dis- $55,050 To support production, promotion, and dis- played in a bicenten- tribution of 13 30-minute radio programs in which nial exhibition major contemporary writers read their short stories and comment on the creative process. Writer Herbert "Government by Gold is host for the programs. Choice: Inventing the U.S Constitution," Kartemquin Educational Films which was mounted by Chicago, IL Michael J. Hyde the New-York Histor- $12,000*To support planning for a documentary film and a dramatic filn, investigating the dilemmas ical Society in 1987 posed by the success of high-tech medicine and its with support from the impact on the doctor-patient relationship. Humanities Projects Made in U.S.A. Development Corporation in Libraries Program. Kentucky Educational Television New York, NY Elsa A. Rassbach Lexington, KY Guy Mendes $51,003*To support the production of a two-hour $19,510To support planning for a feature-length historical drama depicting the beginnings and evolu- drama about the life and work of Henry Clay. tion ofthe Lowell, Massachusetts, textile mills between 1839 and 1846. Language Project New York, NY Gene Searchinger Medici Foundation $200,123To support the completion of the scripts for Princeton, NJ Theodore K. Rabb a four-part series on langu..ge, incorporating new $365,240To support the production of "The Prince," findings in the field of linguistics, and to support on- a 60-minute documentary film and the second in a site research and preproduction filming in central series about Renaissance social, intellectual, architec- and Papua New Guinea. tural, and political history.

Lara Classics, Inc. Metropolitan Pittsburgh Public Broadcasting Cambridge, MA Pamela C Berger Pittsburgh, PA Greg Andorfer $119,872*To support the production of a 90-minute $45,000To support the writing of a script for a 90- dramatic feature film about the events and conflicts minute documentary on the life and work of American that occurred in a 13th-century French village when a photojournalist W. Eugene Smith. Dominican friar, an early inquisitor, uncovered an ancient peasant healing ritual. The story is taken from Modern Poetry Association the tent of Etienne de Bourbon, written in the late Chicago, IL Joseph A. Parisi 1520s. $20,000To support the planning and development of 13 30-minute radio programs on the history of Learning in Focus, Inc. American poetry since World War II. New York, NY Robert Geller $75,000*To support the production of 60-minute Music Project for Television, Inc. television adaptations of four American short stories New York, NY Mordecai H. Bauman for young people ages 13 to 18. The stories have been $225,123To support the production of a series of selected for their literary merit, their relevance to the three 60-minute programs for public television on the theme of coming of age, and their diversity in present- life and work of.lohann Sebastian Bach. ing aspects of American culture.

DIVISION OF GENERAL PROGRAMS

'Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. 101 National Humanities Center North Texas Public Broadcasting, Inc. Research Triangle Park, NC Wayne J. Pond Dallas, TX Patricia P Perini $35,177To support production of 52 weekly 30- $251,763To support the production of a 60-minute minute radio programs presentingconversations in the dramatization of one of Katherine Anne Porter's short humanities and related discussions with scholars at the stories, "The Fig Tree," targeted for children ages 8 to National Humanities Center. 12.

National Public Radio Otherworld Children's Media Washington, DC Dean Boa! Seattle, WA .hidith A. Walcott $20,000 To support planning for a series of critical $20,000 To support planning for the dramatic adap- reviews of the arts, starting with music, to be broadcast tation to radio of two works of literature, Jonathan nationally on National Public Radio's daily arts maga- Swift's Gullivers Travels and Lillian Hellman's Watch on zine, "Performance Today" the Rhine, for the WGBH "Radio Movies" series.

National Yiddish Book Center Past America, Inc. Amherst, MA Marlene J. Booth Miami, FL Robert S. Morgan $300,185To support the production of a 60-minute $15,000To support planning for a series of programs documentary film about the Jewish Forward, a Yid- on the great non-European empires flourishing at the dish-language newspaper that was for many years the time of Columbus's voyages of discovery. most influential and widely read of any Yiddish paper in the United States. Public Television Playhouse, Inc. Los Angeles, CA Joyce Keener Nebraskans for Public Television, Inc. $119,599*To support the production of a 90-minute Lincoln, NE Eugene H. Bunge dramatic program for American Playhouse in which a $50,000*To support production of a two-hour dra- young man in a Pennsylvania Mennonite community matization of the 1879 trial of Ponca Chief Standing in the 1930s comes to grips with conflicts arising 11 om Bear, which helped to establish the principle that native commitments to his family, to his religious com mu lity, Americans are entitled to protection under the U.S. and to his own conscience. Constitution. Radio America New Images Productions, Inc. Washington, DC James C. Roberts Berkeley, CA Avon Kirkland $30,663To support the production of 122 three- $25,000**To support the purchase of the rights to minute programs to be aired daily during the bicenten- Richard Kluger's book, Simple Justice, a history of nial of the Constitutional Convention, May 18-Sep- Brown v. Board of Education, which forms the basis fora tember 18, 1987. new television series. Radio America New York Center for Visual History Washington, DC James C. Roberts New York, NY Lawrence Pitkethly $7,000 To support the writing of one 30-minute $25,000*To support the production of one 60- script as part of a series of three 30-minute radio minute documentary film on Marianne Moore as part dramas on the life of Mercy Otis Warren, American of a 13 -part series on the world and work of American poet, dramatist, and historian, 1728-1814. poets. Radio America New York Center for Visual History Washington, DC James C. Roberts New York, NY Lawrence Pitkethly $13,000**To support the editing and radio distribu- $500,123 To support the production of three 60- tion of four 45-minute programs using lectures and minute documentary films on T.S. Eliot, Robert speeches made at the Smithsonian Conference on Lowell, and Sylvia Plath as part of a 13 -part series on Constitutional Roots, Rights, and Responsibilities. the world and work of American poets. Rutgers University New York Foundation for the Arts New Brunswick, NJ Reese V Jenkins New York, NY Susan Fanshe! $25,000 To support the writing of a script for a 6O- $5,000* To support postproduction of a 60-minute minute documentary that will examine the creative documentary film focusing on the cultural adaptation process of invention by exploring the, ...ork of Thomas of one Navajo family from 1938 to the present. Edison and the world in which he lived.

New York Foundation for the Arts Southern Educational Communications Association New York, NY Mary E. Lance Columbia, SC Jeanne Phillips $37,500 To support the writing of a script for a 60- $175,177To support production and distribution of minute documentary on the life and work of Mexican three 90-minute radio programs. the scripting of six, artist Diego Rivera. and the writing of six treatment, for children's pro- grams in history, literature, , linguistics, Niagara University folklore, music, and philosophy. Niagara Falls, NY Diane Garey $238,516To support production of z 60-minute film Stone Lantern Films, Inc. on the history of the American nurse from pre-Civil Washington, DC Sarah Mondale War times to the 1970s. $25,000 To support script revision for a 60-minute DIVISION OF documentary film tracing the evolution of the philoso- GENERAL PROGRAMS phy of care for the mentally ill in America, using the Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. story of Saint Elizabeth's Hospital in Washington, 102 **Emergency grant. D.C., as a case study. . Ifs 4 Touchstone Center for Children WGBH Educational Foundation New York, NY Richard Lewis Boston, MA Peter S McGhee $7,000To support planning for six 15-minute radio $300,420To support production of seven 60-minute program segments for children that will examine documentaries about Columbus's voyages, the cultural creation myths of indigenous cultures. environment in which they took place, and the legacies of the European contacts with America. Unicorn Projects, Inc. Washington, DC Ray A. Hubbard WGBH Educational Foundation $250,000*To support a 60-minute television film Boston, MA Brigid Sullivan based on David Macaulay's book Pyramid, which tells $75,185To support the acquisition and presentation the story of how and why pyramids were built, starting of dramatic adaptations of seven landmark children's with the Old Kingdom's Fourth Dynasty in Egypt. The books and stories previously produced abroad. film will be the third in a series based on Macaulay's books. WGBH Educational Foundation Boston, MA Judith Wechsler University of Alabama $170,185To support the production ofone 30-minute Birmingham, AL William C. Carter television program on the tradition of portraiture in $67,452To support the writing of the script for a 60- Western painting as part of a proposed 13-part series minute documentary film on the life and work of on painting and the world of the painter from the French novelist Marcel Proust, 1871-1922. Renaissance to the present.

University of Hawaii WGBY-TV Honolulu, HI Edward J. Shultz. Springfield, MA Robert B. Top /in $5,000To support script revisions for a 60-minute $600,197To support production of a two-hour dra- documentary film on the culture and history of Korea, matic film about Lincoln's decision to supply Fort focusing on Kyongju, capital of the Silla Kingdom, 1st Sumter, an action that precipitated the Civil War. century to A.D. 934. WITF University of the Air Project Harrisburg, PA Steuart Cheifet Washington, DC Adrian Malone $10,226To support planning fir a series of four 60- $30,000**To support the planning of television minute television programs on the origins and devel- programs on the intellectual history of the 20th opment of the American Constitution. century. WYES-TV VOICES New Orleans, LA Michael J. LaBonia New York, NY Everett C Frost $19,331To support planning for a 90-minute b;og- $132,989To support production of three radio plays raphical documentary film focusing on the presidency by Samuel Beckett, "Embers," "Cascando," and of Dwight David Eisenhower. "Rough for Radio II;" three accompanying documen- taries; and a fourth documentary to be presented with World Music Institute, Inc. the NEA-supported radio play, "Words and Music." New York, NY Rebecca S. Miller $25,189To support the production of six 30-minute WGBH Educational Foundation radio documentaries, each of which profiles an ethnic Boston, MA Peter S. McGhee traditional musician living in the United States $80,000 To support the writing of scripts for two through interviews, live music, recordings, and archival films, "Geronimo and the Apache Resistance" and materials. "Robert Moses and the Building of New York," as part ofa new PBS series on American history and heritage.

PUBLIC HUMANITIES PROJECTS

Grants supported projects designed to increase public understanding of the humanities through exemplary public programs and model projects of potential national significance.

American Federation of Arts Aston Magna Foundation for Music, Inc. New York, NY Samuel H. kcElfresh Great Barrington, MA Raymond Erickson $50,000 To support a traveling film exhibition, $100,000To support multidisciplinary symposia on drawn from the first decade of the Film the historical background of 17th- and 18th-century Festival, and humanities symposia in five cities. musical composition. Public lectures accompanied by demostrations of period dances and musical instru- Asia Society, Inc. ments are planned in 12 states. New York, NY Marshall M. Bouton $50,000*To support the deveopment ofa new series Boston University of public lectures, short evening courses, educational Boston, MA Grigory E. Tamarchenko workshops, and guides devoted to Asian cultures. $132,415To support a series of public lectures, film discussions, and two symposia on the m ltu ral life ofthe Soviet Union with an emphasis on 20th-century DIVISION OF Russian art and literature. GENERAL PROGRAMS *Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. **Emergency grant. 103 1 115 A stone carving o f a National Foundation for Jewish Culture house (later Han New York, NYRichard A. Siegel dynasty, A.D. 25-220), $100,083To support a multidisciplinary program of conferences, symposia, lecture series, film series, radio from the Leshan programs, exhibitions, and community-initiated pub- Musezon, Peoples lic activities to explore Jewish culture in Israel and Republic of China, America. was one of the objects displayed in the ev- New Jersey Shakespeare Festival Madison, NJEllen R. Barry hibition, "Stories from $19,514To support three years of annual three-day China's Past." The colloquia on the dramatic offerings of the New Jersey Chinese Culture Cen- Shakespeare Festival. ter in San Francisco received support for New York University New York, NYLeslie Berlowitz the exhibition in 1987 $150,343To support a series of public lectures and from the Humanities CUNY Research Foundation/MedgarEvers College film discussion programs for a comprehensive histor- Projects in Museums Brooklyn, NYJohn 0. Killens ical assessment of the French Revolution and its and Historical Organi- $54,619To support a national conference at which international impact over the past 200 years. zations Program. writers, scholars, critics, and members of the general public will examine the topic, "Images of Blacks in University Community Concerts Black American Literature:' College Park, MDRose AnnCFraistat $7,500*To support a series of public symposia on Chautauqua Society, Inc. early music and to develop a new series of lecture- Bismarck, NDClay S. Jenkinson demonstrationson the theoryand practice ofkeyboard $201,050 To support 16 one-week scholarly residen- instruments. These preconcert events will be broad- cies over two summers in North Dakota, South cast over WETA-FM in the Washington, D.C., metro- Dakota, Nebraska, and Kansas. Scholars will lead politan area. discussions about Thomas Jefferson, Alexander Hamilton, Elizabeth Stanton, Abigail Adams, and University of Illinois Henry Adams. Chicago, ILGene W Ruoff $50,733To support a series of lectures and a two-day East Tennessee Historical Society conference explicating the artistic relationships be- Knoxville, TNMark V tikherington tween the artists of the romantic period and the artists $78,566To support film and book discussion pro- and audience of contemporary times. grams for senior citizens that explore southern history from colonial times to the present and early 20th- University of Massachusetts century American history. Boston, MALois R Rudnick $107,183To support a four-day conference to exam- Johns Hopkins University ine the artistic, social, and cultural issues that shaped Baltimore, MDGeorge B. Udvarhelyi the development of the Provincetown Players and the $100,060 To support a two-year series of coordinated theater's subsequent influence on American cultural lectures, symposia, colloquia, and film discussion and and intellectual history.. the development of a video anthology exploring the intersection of medicine and the humanities. University of Toledo Toledo, OHRoger D. Rap Montana Historical Society $53,315To support a series of four public programs Helena, MTJennifer I Thompson designed to promote an understanding of the disci- $8,240To support planning of a symposium explica- plines of the humanities, including history, art history, ting the social and cultural history of Washington, literature, philosophy, and religion. Idaho Montana, North and South Dakota, and Wyo- ming to be held in conjunction with the states' Vergilian Society of America centennials in 1989 and 1990. College Park, MDSusan Ford Wiltshire $28,791 To support a four-day program of public National Council on the Aging, Inc. lectures and tours in Washington, D.C., designed to Washington, DCRonald I Manheimer examine ways in which Americans have drawn on the $7,886*To support continuation and expansion of art, architecture, literature, and political thought of the Senior Center Humanities Program by disseminat- Rome. ing two new discussion units, by adding activities in resource centers and establishing new centers, and by Washington Drama Society, Inc./Arena Stage conducting training sessions for discussion leaders. Washington, DCDouglasC Wager $70,015To support a series of community symposia Nationki Council on the Aging, Inc. and essays to interpret the dramatic productions Washington, DCRonald I Manheimer offered by the theater during the 1987-88 seasons, and $50,000 To support a nationwide humanities pro- to place the plays in cultural, historical, and literary gram for older adults and intergenerational groups, context. "Discovery through the Humanities." DIVISION OF GENERAL PROGRAMS

104 Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. 1 ist 6 DIVISION OF RESEARCH PROGRAMS

he Division of Research Programs division sought in 1987 to support projects of supports advanced scholarly research. Grants demonstrable intellectual significance and im- made through the division facilitate the prepara- portance. tion for publication of important texts in the Also in 1987 the division, through the Editions humanities, the organization of collections and category, encouraged applications for the prepa- the preparation of reference materials, the con- ration of editions of the papers and letters of duct of collaborative or coordinated research, important American artists. And, in the Human- and the development of other scholarly activities ities, Science and Technology category, applica- through specific regrant programs. tions for the writing of guided studies to impor- During fiscal year 1987, the division an- tant texts in the history of science were nounced several new initiatives and emphases. encouraged. The Endowment has become increasingly con- Among the grants awarded by the division in cerned with the problem of intellectual Lagmen- 1987 were a Conferences E Ant to the State tation. Virtually everything human beings have University of New York at Albany to conduct a done or said is worthy of scrutiny, but not conference on "Doing Philosophy Historically," everything done or said is equally deserving of which addressed the issue of philosophy and such scrutiny. With this distinction in mind, the historical context; an Editions category grant to

Dutch Book o. f 1 hum, Delft, ca. :475. The miniature On the lefi depicts Pentecost; the historiated initial On the right slims the dis- persal ofthe Apostles. With the support ()f a 1987 grant through the threSS (Yummy schol- ars at the University of Califrnia. Berkelo: are researching an illustrated and descriptive catalogue of 200 ilhoninated manuscripts from the Netherlands and loner Rhineland.

t)tISION OF RESEARCH PROGRAMS 105 z 1 n !*/ Thisemelope stamped with presi- dential campaign slo- gans and postmarked December Z 1864, is addressed to Governor Andrew Johnson, Nashville, Tennessee, who would be sworn in as vim president in March 1865. The An- th'nv Johnson Project at the University Of Tennessee received support from the Edi- tions cakcory in 1987 for an edition of the palms of Andrew Johnson.

the American Musicological Society to plan a society. The Access category supported many national series of scholarly editions of American projects this year to organize collections of music; Tools grants to continue support of several materials related to the histories of particular long -term reference work projects, including the ninecenth-century American railroads. For ex- Old Spanish Dictionary,theDictionary of Amer- ample, the University of Connecticut was given a ican Regional English, the Sino-Tibetan Ety- grant to provide access to more than 2,500 cubic mologicalDictionary,and the OxfordDictionary of feet of historical records of the New York, Ncw Byzantium;and a grant in the Access category to Haven, and Hartford Railroad. In addition, other the University of Pennsylvania to enhance access projects concerned with important business rec- to it collection of Mesopotamian materials, the ord collections were funded including an Access largest collection of such materials located out- grant to the St. Louis Mercantile Library Asso- side Baghdad. ciation for its collection dating back to the The division's Editions category continued its settlement of St. Louis. Such collections give support for th journals of the Lewis and Clark scholars the opportunity to explore the rela- Fxpcdition. !n fiscal year 1987, a grant was made tionship between the economy and the develop- to the University of Nebraska for an eleven- ment of a particular community. volume edition that will include the journals of The Interpretive Research category provided captains Lewis and Clark as well as those of the support to the University of California at expedition's enlisted men. The project, which Jerkeley in 1987 for a project on traditional receives strong institutional support from the Chinese popular culture, a subject of growing university's Center for Great Plains Studies, is scholarly interest to sinologists not only in this cosponsored by the American Philosophical country but to those in China and Japan as well. Society. Another award was made to the University or In 1987 two awards were made through the Illinois to conduct a historical project on Ethio- Translations category for documents relating to pian land tenure and its social context. Scholars the early history of this country: a renewal gran; will examine ancient Ethiopian land records to the New York State Library in Albany to determine the relationship of land tera to translate from Dutch the archives of Ncw aspects of governance, ownership, and migra- Netherland, matcrialsofgrcat significance for the tion. study of colonial history; and a grant to the This year's grants exemplify the division's University of Ncw Mexico to continue work on a premise that the intellectual foundation of the translation of the journals of Diego dc Vargas, humanities is built by scholars who conduct which contain important information about the research leading to new knowledge and critical Spanish colonial administration of the South- understanding. west. Both projects have been notably successful

DIVISION OF in raising private funds. RESEARCH PROGRAMS Gne of the important emerging topics in Richard Ekman American historical scholarship has been the role Dinklor 106 of businesses in the development of politics and Division of Research Programs REGRANTS CENTERS FOR ADVANCED STUDY

Grants supported blocs offellows whose coordinated research in well-defined subject areas ofthe hiunamnes is based ut centers for advanced study.

American Academy in Rome Harvard University New York, NYRussell T Scott Cambridge, MALouise George Clubb $b2,100*To support postdoctoral fellowships in the $85,000To support postdoctoral fellowships in Ital- humanities. ian Renaissance studies.

American Antiquarian Society Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery Worcester, MAJohn B. Hench San Marino, CAMartin Ridge $58,000*To support postdoctoral fellowships in the $82,500*To support postdoctoral fellowships at the humanities. Huntington Library.

American Philological Association Institute for Advanced Study New York, NYGeorge P Goold Princeton. NJGiles Constable $12,500To support an American fellow as a Mitar- $54,000To support postdoctoral fellowships at the beiter at theThesaurus Linguae Latinaein Munich. institute's School of Historical Studies.

American Research Center in Egypt Institute for Advanced Study New York, NYTerence liblz Princeton, NJJoan W Scott $77,000To support postdoctoral fellows in Egypt- $102,000*To support postdoctoral fellowships in the ology and Islamic studies. humanities.

American Schools of Oriental Research Institute of Early American History and Culture Philadelphia, PASeymour Gitin Williamsburg, VAThad W Tate $29,500To support postdoctoral fellowships in ar- $23,000*To support a postdoctoral fellowship at the chaeology and related subjects at the Albright Institute Institute of Early American History and Cultwz. of Archaeological Research, Jerusalem. John Carter Brown Library American Schools of Oriental Research Providence, RINorman Fiering Philadelphia, PADavid W McCreery $30,000*To support postdoctoral fellowships at the $29,500To support postdoctoral fellowships in ar- John Carter Brown Library. chaeology and related subjects at the American Center of Oriental Research, Amman, Jordan. National Humanities Center Research Triangle Park, NCCharles Blitzer Folger Shakespeare Library $349,000*To support postdoctoral fellowships in Washington, DCWerner L. Gundersheimer the humanities. $44,200*ib support postdoctoral fellowships at the Folger Library. Newberry Library Chicago, ILRichard H. Brown Hagley Museum and Library $107,500*To support postdoctoral fellowships in the Wilmington, DEGlenn Porter humanities. $29,400To support postdoctoral fellowships in busi- ness, economic, and technological history. School of American Research Santa Fe, NMDouglas W Schwartz $75,300*To support postdoctoral fellowships in the humanities.

REFERENCE MATERIALS ACCESS

Grants supported projects that increase the availability of important research collections in all fields of the humanities

African Studies Association American Antiquarian Society Los Angeles, CAJoseph 2 Lauer Worcester, MAJohn B. Hench $19,208To support the preparation of a bibliography $112,173To support the third phase of the North of post-1974 American and Canadian doctoral disser- American Imprints Program to catalogue all books tations and masters' theses about Africa, which supple- and pamphlets printed before 1801 in the United States ments an earlier work covering 1886-1974. and Canada and integrate the records with the British 18th-Century Short Title Catalogue. Afro-American Charities, Inc. MDArthur W. Murphy $16,000**To support the evaluation and sorting of the newspaper's archive of correspondence, journals, and newspaper articles covering the period from the Civil War to the 1960s. DIVISION OF RESEARCH PROGRAMS *Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. "Emergency grant. 107 1119 e American Film Institute CUNY Research Foundation, Brooklyn College Washington, DC Michael H. Friend New York, NY Benito Ortolani $66,000*To support preparation of two volumes A' $86,916To support the further development of the the American Film Institute Catalog, the definitive International Bibliography of the Theatre through com- guide to American theatrical film production. Support piling the entries for a 1985-86 volume and adding will permit the completion ofthe 1931-40 volume and these entries to the existing data base. preliminary research on the volume covering 1893-1910. CUNY Research Foundation, Graduate School and University Oenter American Jewish Archives New York, NY Barry S Brook Cincinnati, OH Abraham J. Peck $89,968To support the compilation of 11 extra issues $83,680To support processing the World Jewish of the Repertoire International de Litterature Musi- Congress Archives and the preparation of finding aids cale's RILM Abstracts of Music Literature, which will for the collection. The archives cover the Holocaust help RILM to achieve coverage of retrospective mate- and the postwar development of world Jewry. rials.

American Theological Library Association Columbia University Chicago, IL Erica Treesh New York, NY Ronald J. Grele $114,749To support the compilation of a retrospec- $5,319* To support the completion of a project to tive index to Religion Index 11, covering multiauthor computerize the catalogue and master biographical works published from 1976 to 1980. The work will be index of the Oral History Collection. published in two volumes and will be available in the religion data base. Cornell University Ithaca, NI Cecilia S. Sercan Archives of the Lutheran Church in America $70,000*To support the recataloguing in machine- Chicago, IL Elisabeth C. Wittman readable form of 9,000 titles from one of the world's $4,274*To support the arrangement and description leading Dante collections. Works acquired in the late of records and papers relating to individuals who 19th and early 20th century will be made available to formed churches or institutions during the 1970s scholars via the Research Libraries Information Net- schism in the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod. work.

Boston University Harvard University Boston. MA J. Wilson Myers Cambridge, MA Rodney G. Dennis $60,150To support the archival printing and cata- $82,211 To support the preparation of the first vol- loguing of 500 images selected from a larger collection ume ofa catalogue ofthe early Western manuscripts in of low-altitude aerial photographs of archaeological the Houghton Library of Harvard University. sites in Greece and Crete. Harvard University Bowling Green State University Cambridge, MA Roger E. Stoddard Bowling Green, OH Linda M. Fidler $30,000*To support completion of the revised edi- $10,000*To support cataloguing a collection of tion of Pollard and Redgrave's Short Title Catalogue of 12,000 popular music LPs recorded in the United English Printed Books to 1640 and compilation of a States between 1950 and 1970. This bibliographic computerized index of printers and publishers. information will be entered into the OCLC data base. Human Relations Area Files, Inc. Brigham Young University New Haven, CT Timothy J. O'Leary Provo, UT S. Kent Brown $40,000To support the production ofa supplement $20,130*To support the microfilming and catalogu- to the fourth edition (1975) of the Ethnographic Bibli- ing of Coptic and Arabic manuscripts held by the ography of North America, the standard bibliographic Coptic Orthodox Church in Egypt. The manuscripts resource on Eskimos and North American Indians. document many aspects of Egyptian civilization from the Greco-Ro:aan era to the present. International Museum of Photography Rochester, NY Andrew H. Eskind Brown University $60,325To support expanding and updating the Providence, RI Thomas R. Adams Index to American Photographic Collections and en- $122,327To support preparation of the two final hancing access to the information through electronic volumes of European Americana, a six-volume chro- and print media. nological guide to writings on the Americas published in Europe, 1492-1750. Jewish Theological Seminary of America New York, NY Neil Danzig CUNY Research Foundation, Brooklyn College $72,580To support cataloguing 40,000 manuscript Brooklyn, NY Benito Ortolan: items from the old Cairo synagogue, including a $48,260*To support the establishment ofan annual classified listing of all items and a detailed catalogue of bibliography of published works on theatrical produc- 8,000 fragments relating to Jewish culture in the 10th tion and performance. through the 13th centuries.

Los Angeles Public Library Los Angeles, CA Carolyn Kozo DIVISION OF $54,856To support cataloguing and preservation of RESEARCH PROGRAMS 15,000 negatives from the library's collection of south- ern California photographs of the 1920s and 30s. A *Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. catalogue will be produced for reference use. Metropolitan Museum of Art St. Louis Mercantile Library Association New York, NY John K. Howat St. Louis, MO Charles F Bryan, Jr $67,847 To support recataloguing the collection of $70,586To support the arrangement, preservation. the American art departn.ent in preparation for and description of the archival and manuscript coilec- opening a study center featuring computerized infor- tions orthe St. Louis Mercantile Library Association. mation that will facilitate access and aid intensive research in the reserve collections. Stanford University Stanford, CA John B. Dunlop Modern Language Association of America $8,944*To support the arrangement, description. New York, NY John J Morrison and preparation of a guide for the Boris I. Nicolaevsky $11,000* To support the revision of Volume 1 of Collection of Russian and European pamphlets, jour- Wing's Short-Title Catalogue, a three volume guide to nals, newspapers, letters, and manuscripts. works published in English or in lands under British rule, 1641-1700. Publisher-printer. chronological, and Stanford University title indices will also be created. Stanford, CA Barbara Gelpi $110,000To support preparation of an annotated New York Public Library bibliography of British women's autobiographies that New York, NY Susan E. Davis were written or published between 1790 and 1950. $120,000*To support the accessioning of 20.000 linear feet of manuscripts and archives, thereby estab- State Historical Society of Wisconsin lishing basic bibliographic and physical control over Madison, WI F Gerald Ham the entire manuscripts and archive collections of the $64,109To support the arrangement and description New York Public Library. of 14 business history collections totaling 791 cubic feet. Archival inventories will be prepared for each New York Public Library collection and the information entered into the RLIN New York, NY Nancy M. Shawcross data base. $50,000 To support the arrangement and description of the musical scores, photographs, correspondence, Texas Christian University and 280 linear feet of records from the archives of the Fort Worth, TX Winifred B. Homer American Ballet Theater. The collection will be avail- $43,115To support the compilation of an annotated able for research. bibliography of student lectuie notes from rhetoric courses taught in four late 18th- and 19th-century Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission Scottish universities. aarrisburg, PA Robert M. Dructor $90,168 To support the arrangement and description University of California of 3,984 cubic feet of records of the Pennsylvania Berkeley, CA James H. Marrow Railroad. The archives will be placed in series order, $75,450 To support research necessary for an illus- and records will be prepared and entered into the trated and descriptive catalogue of 200 illuminated RLIN data base. manuscripts written in the Netherlands and lower Rhineland during the late Middle Ages. The work will State University of New York Research Foundation supersede an earlier catalogue. Albany, NY K. Drew Hartzell, Jr $60,000 To support the location and cataloguing of University of California music that appealed in English manuscript sources Riverside, CA Henry L. Snyder dated before the year 1200. A book catalogue will be $299,607*To provide continuing support for com- compiled. pletion of the North American component of a bibliography of items printed in all languages in Saint John's University England and its colonies and in English elsewhere, Collegeville, MN Julian G. Plante 1701-1800. The bibliography, available on the Re- $55,575* To support the microfilming of 3,500 early search Libraries Information Network, will include manuscripts in Portuguese and West German re- some 350,000 titles. positories. A catalogue of 535 microfilmed Portuguese manuscripts will be completed. University of Connecticut Storrs, CT Randall C. Jimerson Society of American Archivists $83,390To support the appraisal, accessioning, sam- Chicago, IL Donn C. Neal pling, arrangement, and description of 2,500 cubic feet $145,757To support a program of education and of records of the New York, Nev. Haven, and Hartford professional development among archivists through railroads. The collection will be available for research. workshops on archival standards and publications. University of Illinois Southwest Museum Urbana, IL Barton M. Clark Los Angeles, CA Daniela P. Moneta $13,192*To support a change in the technique $50,000*To support cataloguing P4,000 mono- required for microfilming the D'Arcy Collection of graphs and 500 manuscript collections on the eth- advertisements dating from 1890 to 1970. nology, archaeology, and history of native Americans, in particular those of the Southwest. Bibliographic University of Illinois information will be entered into the OCLC on-line Urbana, IL Herbert Kelltnan data base. $27,600*To support the preparation of the final volume of a descriptive catalogue of manuscript DIVISION OF sources of Ren .:ssance polyphonic music, 1400-1550. RESEARCH PROGRAMS

*Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. 109 .1 I 1 University of University of Pittsburgh Urbana, IL Charles C Steuart Pittsburgh, PA Deane L. Root $63,225To support microfilming a major Arabic $93,873To support cataloguing the Foster Hall Col- manuscript collection, the private Shaikh Sidiyya lection of American music materials at the Stephen Library in Boutilimit, Mauritania. The University of Foster Memorial and entering the cataloguing data Illinois Archives will provide access to the filmed into the national OCLC bibliographic data base. collection. Vanderbilt University University of Michigan Nashville, TN Paula A. Covington Ann Arbor, MI Fe S Go $63,726To support the compilation of an interdisci- $10,000*To support the final stages of cataloguing a plinary research guide to Latin America and the major collection in Thai studies. The collection, to be Caribbean. The guide will include essays on research available on the Research Libraries Information Net- trends and methodologies, an annotated bibliography work, documents 19th- and 20th-century Thai (Sia- and a list of collections. mese) civilization. Vermont Historical Society This broadside, ca. Montpelier, VT Reidun D Nuquist 62: $19,264To support organizing and cataloguing the 1860, of one of society's broadside collection, which consists of ap- Stephen Foste5 most proximately 7,500 items, including posters, flyers, popular songs. announcements, and advertisements. A user's guide Jeanie with the Light 4,4 will be prepared. Brown Hair," is part of WITH THE LIGHT Wellesley College the Foster Hall Collec- Wellesley, MA Jean H. Slingerland tion of the Stephen $24,519To support production ofa cumulative index Foster Memorial, IIIHO1111. as the last volume of the Wellesley Index to Victorian University ofPitts- Periodicals. The index describes the contents of 19th- lirals el this keg esneindolstIMO, ISM burgh, which received Mon et XXIX MID t OIL Wm Talc century British, Scottish, and Irish monthlies and quarterlies. support from the I dream of Jeanie with the light brown lair, Access category in Berne, like a vapor, on the summer air! I lee her tripping where the bright 1117M111 play, Wyoming Archives, Museums and Historical 1987 to catalogue the Happy as the daisies that danee on her way. Department Many WWII the wild notes her tam's; voice would pew, Cheyenne, WY James Q Donahue collection. Many were the blithe bird. that warbled them o'er; Oh' I alum of Jeanie with the light brown hair, $51,224To support the arrangement, description, Floating, hie a vapor, on the soft summer air. and preparation of finding aids for the records of the I long for Jeanie with the day dawn smile, Wyoming territorial and state engineers. 1869-1966. G.! Radiant in gladness, MUM with winning goat ; The records include information on land and water I hear her melodies, like joys gone by, policy development in the West. Sighing round my heart o'er the fond hopes that die; -et Sighing Eke the night wind and sob:,ing hie the'ta's, -Wailing for the lost one that comes not again; Yale University (14: I long for Jeanie, and my heart bows low, New Haven, CT Vivian Perlis Never more to find her where the bright mina low. $66,190To support cataloguing, transcribing, and I sigh for Jeanie. but her light form strayed duplicating oral histories of key figures in American Far from the fond hearts naiad her native glade; Her wiles have vanished, sad ha sweet mop Sows, music obtained previously and the collecting of addi- Flitting like the dreams that have cheered as sodium tional interviews to enhance the coverage ofcontempo- Now the nodding wild towers may wither on the rary composers. While her gentle fingers nil than no mere; Ohl I sigh for Jeanie with the lagla brown lair, Floating like a vapor oa the soft mama air. Bettye T. Chambers .Priattr,311 Maas St. X. r., Sakti* Sass; Gam, Washington, DC 2W Saks, Motto Vow, Salettion,kt. $34,902To support the compilation of a bibliogra- phy of all French-language editions of the Bible q6: published froin 1600 to 1699. It will continue the applicant's previously published bibliography covering the 15th and 16th centuries. University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, NC Laurence D. Stephens Patricia K. Grimsted $65,956To support the preparation of the American Cambridge, MA contribution to three volumes ofL'Annee Philologique, $5,731*To support the preparation of a Ukrainian the annual international bibliography of classical volume in a series of guides to archives and manuscript studies. repositories in the USSR. The Ukrainian volume complements pre-..iously published works on Moscow, University of Pennsy'iania Leningrad, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and Belorussia. Philadelphia, PA Erle V. Leichty $101,929To support the preparation of a comput- Bernth Olof Lindfors erized catalogue of the 30,000 Mesopotamian Austin, TX cuneiform tablets housed in the university museum. $14,133*To support continuation and completion of They cover 2,000 years, including the Sumerian, an international bibliography of criticism of black DIVISION OF Akkadian, Kassite, and Assyrian civilizations. African literature in English. It will cover criticism RESEARCH PROGRAMS published from 1982 to 1986 and supplement two earlier volumes covering 1936-81. "Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987.

1 1 2 TEXTS EDITIONS

Grants supported the preparation ofauthoritative and annotated editions ofstgmficant texts and documents for the use of scholars, studenm and general readers.

American Historical Association Duke University Washington, DC Morey D Rothberg Durham, NC Anne F Scott $11,000* To support a three-volume print edition of $77,000*To support the preparation of a compre- papers of the American historian John Franklin hensive guide to the microfilm edition of the papers of Jameson, 1859-1937. Jane Addams.

American Musicological Society Florida State University Philadelphia, PA Richard Crawford Tallahassee, FL C. Peter Ripley $11,650To support a planning conference for a $15,000*To support a selective print edition of coordinated series of scholarly editions of American letters, speeches, essays, articles, and newspaper edi- music. torial writings of black Americans involved in the antislavery movement between 1830 and 1865. American University Washington, DC Charles C. McLaughlin George Washington University $36,232* To support work on an edition ofthe papers Washington, DC Charles M. Harris of Frederick Law Olmsted, the 19th-century travel $4,000*To support completion of the edition of the writer, social critic. landscape architect, and city papers of architect and planner William Thornton, planner. 1759-1828, in two volumes and a microfilm supple- ment. American University Washington, DC Charles C. McLaughlin Georgetown University $50,000 To support work on a 12-volume edition of Washington, DC Tom L. Beauchamp thepapers of Frederick Law Olmsted, the 19th-century $4,000*To support the preparation of Volume 5, landscape architect, city planner, social critic, and comprised of four texts, of the critical edition of the travel writer. works of David Hume.

CUNY Research Foundation, City College Indiana University New York, NY Norman Kelvin Bloomington, IN Raymond J DeMallie $45,000 To support the completion of a three-volume $90,000To support the editing of five collections of edition of the letters of William Morris. historical texts in Sioux and Pawnee.

CUNY Research Foundation, Queens College Indiana University Flushing, NY Elizabeth N Nuxoll Indianapolis, IN Christian J W Kloesel $43,300* To support the preparation of a nine- $1,000*To support work on an edition of the volume edition of the papers of Robert Morris and the writings of Charles S. Peirce, 1839-1914, the American Office of Finance, 1781-84, philosopher, scientist, mathematician, and logician.

Catholic University of America Indiana University Washington, DC William A. Wallace Indianapolis, IN Christian J. IV Kloesel $6,200* To support continuing work on the critical $130,000To support preparation of an edition of the edition of two works of St. Thomas Aquinas: the work of Charles S. Peirce. Commentary on the Third Book of the Sentences of Peter Lombard and the Disputed Questions on Spiritual Institute of Early American History and Culture Creatures. Williamsburg, VA Charles F Hobson $71,000To support the preparation of an edition of Columbia University the papers of John Marshall. New York, NY George A. Saliba $52,300 To support preparation of a critical edition Johns Hopkins University of the astronomical treatise of Ibn al-Shatir of Baltimore, MD Louis P Galambos Damascus (d.1375), one of the foremost Islamic astron- $9,332*To support work on an edition of the papers omers of the Middle Ages. of Dwight David Eisenhower.

Cornell University Martin Luther King, Jr., Center Ithaca, NY Henry L. Gates Atlanta, GA Clayborne Carson $20,000* To support the location, identification, and $72,500*To support a 12-volume print edition of preparation for publication (in a complete microform The Papers of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr edition and in three volumes of selected works) of poems, novels, and short stories published in black Mississippi State University periodicals between 1827 and 1919. Mississippi State, MS Peter L. Shillingsburg $20,790To support the final stage of the preparation Deep Springs College for publication of four volumes of an edition of the Deep Springs, CA Timothy A. Hunt works of William Makepeace Thackeray. $24,311To support the preparation of a complete edition of the poetry of Robinson Jeffers. DIVISION OF RESEARCH PROGRAMS

*Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. 111 1 3 :, 41 New Jersey Historical Commission Texas A&M Research Foundation Trenton, NJ Carl E. Prince College Station, TX Herman J. Saatkamp. $38,119To support the completion of an edition of $95,000To support preparation of a critical edition the selected papers of William Livingston. of the works of American philosopher George San- tayana. Ofeq Institute, Inc. Wickliffe, OH Abraham Shoshana University of California $58,656To support the preparation of a critical Berkeley, CA Robert H. Hirst edition of Rabbi Abraham Ben David's commentary $215,000*To support the preparation of a compre- on Sifra. ca. 1198, itself a commentary on the book of hensive scholarly edition of Mark Twain's writings. Leviticus. University of California Pennsylvania State University Berkeley, CA Arlie R. Hochschild University Park, PA Gerard.,'. Brew& $103,500To support the preparation of a microfilm $80,000To support the preparation of a critical edition of the papers of Emma Goldman. edition of the lists of coats of arms used during the reign of Edward I, 1272-1307. University of California Los Angeles, CA Robert A. Hill Pennsylvania State University $45,000*To support an edition of the papers of University Park, PA Alan E. Knight Marcus Garvey and the Universal Negro Improvement $36,000To support preparation of a two-volume Association. critical edition of the pageant plays of Lille, a collection of 15th-century French dramas from the Herzog University of California August Bibliothek in Wolfenbuttel, West Germany. Los Angeles, CA Alan Roper $55,000To support the 20-volume California edition Rhode Island Historical Society of The librks of John Dryden. Providence, RI Richard K. Showman $6,500 To support preparation of the edition of the University of California papers of General Nathanael Greene, an important Santa Cruz, CA Joseph H. Silverman military figure of the American revolutionary era. $10,000*To support the preparation for publication of the fourth volume in an edition of the texts and Rhode Island Historical Society music ofJudeo-Spanish narrative poems, published as Providence, RI Richard K. Shoiman part of the ongoing series, Folk Literature of the $50,000To support the preparation of a critical Sephardic Jeers. edition of the papers of the revolutionary war figure. General Nathanael Greene. University of Illinois Urbana, IL Kolb Rice University $60,000To support the preparation of an edition of Houston, TX Lrnda L. Crist the correspondence of Marcel Proust. $10,000*To support the preparation of Volumes 6-10 of The Papers of efferson Davis University of Iowa Iowa City, IA Robert L. Alexander Southern Illinois University $5,000 To support the preparation of a microfilm Carbondale, IL Jo Ann Boylston edition of the papers of American architect and $34,000*To support the editing of Volumes 9-16 of engineer Robert Mills, 1781-1855. The Later Works of John Deicer in The Collected Jibrks of John Dewey University of Maryland College Park, MD Ira Berlin Southern Illinois University $12,500*To support a multivolume edition of se- Carbondale, IL Jo Ann Boylston lected documents from the National Archives illustrat- $160,000To support the completion of The Later ing the transformation of the lives ofblack people in the Works of John Dewey part of The Collected Ilbrks of wake of emancipation, 1861-67. John Dewey University of Maryland St. Bonaventure University College Park, MD Stuart B. Kaufman St. Bonaventure, NY Girard .1 Etzkorn $10,228*To support preparation of an edition, in $115,000To support preparation of critical editions three microfilm series and 12 volumes of selected of Duns Scotus's philosophical commentary, Questions documents, of the papers of Samuel Gompers, the first on the Metaphysics, and of Adorn Wodeham's Lectura president of the American Federation of Labor. Secunda. University of Maryland Texas A&M Research Foundation College Park. MD Stuart B. Kaufman College Station, TX Herman .1 Saatkamp, Jr $90,000To support the preparation of a critical $5,000*To support preparation of three volumes in edition of the papers of American labor leader Samuel the edition of the works of American philosopher Gompers. George Santayan a. University of Maryland College Park, MD Rachel W Hide DIVISION OF $5,000*To support the preparation of an edition of RESEARCH PROGRAMS the complete works of Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach. a major 18th-century composer and son of Johann 112 *prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. Sebastian Bach. 4 University of Maryland College Park, MD Rachel W Rade $115,000To support preparation of a scholarly edi- tion of the collected works of Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach.

University of Massachusetts Amherst, MA Patricia G. Holland $57,316*To support the preparation of a microfilm edition of the papers of Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony.

University of Nebraska Lincoln, NE Gary E. Moulton $7,000*To support work on the preparation of the edition of the journals of the Lewis and Clark expedi- Tito Jigbo maskers, tion in 11 volumes. who perform as part of annual rites of re- University of Nebraska Lincoln, NE Gary E. Moulton 1.4 -* nem! and purification among the ljebti $96,490 To support continuing work on the prepara- ',W.I.; tion of the 11-volume edition of the journals of the Yoruba of Nigeria. A Lewis and Clark expedition. scholar at the Metro- politan Museum of University of South Carolina Columbia, SC David R. Chesnut, Art received a grant $5,000* To support the preparation of the edition of for completion of a the papers of Henry Laurens, the 18th-century states- study of creative proc- man from South Carolina. esses in the arts and religious rituals of the University of South Carolina Columbia, SC David R. Chesnut, Yoruba. $110,000To support the preparation of a critical edition of the papers of South Carolina planter and University of Wisconsin politician Henry Laurens. Madison, WI John P Kaminski $100,000To support the continuing preparation of University of South Carolina an 18-volume documentary history of the ratification Columbia, SC Clyde N Wilson of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. $65,027To support the preparation of an edition of the papers of John C. Calhoun. Washington State University Pullman, WA Nicolas K. Kiessling University of Tennessee $8,000*To support the Clarendon Press edition of Knoxville, TN Paul Bergeron Robert Burton's The Anatomy of Melanchohy $65,000 To support the preparation of a print edition of the papers of Andrew Johnson. Yale University New Haven, CT John W Blassingame University of Tennessee $60,000To support an edition of the papers of Knoxville, TN Harold D. Moser Frederick Douglass. $47,000* To support a selected printed edition of the papers of Andrew Jackson. Yale University New Haven, CT Martin Price University of Virginia $50,000*To support the preparation for publication Charlottesville, VA William W. Abbot of several volumes in an edition of James Boswell's $72,336*To support the preparation of the compre- papers: his miscellaneous correspondence, his corre- hensive edition of the papers of George Washington. spondence with William Johnson Temple, the first volume of the Life ofSainuel Johnson, and other papers University of Virginia relating to the management of Boswell's Scottish Charlottesville, VA Cecil Y Lang estate. $95,000 To support the preparation of an edition of the letters of Matthew Arnold. Yale University New Haven, CT David E. Underdown University of Wisconsin $31,500*To support preparation of the edition of all Madison, WI John P Kaminski survivingsources on the Parliaments of 1625 and 1626. $39,979*To support the preparation of two editions: a documentary history of the ratification of the Yale University Constitution and the Bill of Rights and a documentary New Haven, CT David E. Underdown history of the first federal elections. $125,000To support completion of the edition of the proceedings in the Parliament of 1626 and the begin- ning of editing the proceedings in the lower house in DIVISION OF the opening session of the Long Parliament. RESEARCH PROGRAMS

'Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. 113 1 1 5 Nancy Pollard Brown Jo Modert Oxford, England Mt. Vernon, IL $55,000To support the preparation of a critical $5,000*To support the completion of the prepara- edition of the prose works of Elizabethan Catholic tion of a facsimile edition of Jane Austen's letters. writer Robert Southwell, Society of Jesus, 1561-95. Gordon J. Schochet Jared R. Curtis Highland Park, NJ Burnaby, Canada $33,980To support an edition of John Locke's $65,000To support a volume in the Cornell Words- writings on religion and religious toleration. worth edition containing Wordsworth's early poetry, written from 1785 to 1797. David L. Schulenberg Stony Brook, NY Philip Kelley $6,250To support the preparation of an edition of Winfield, KS seven keyboard sonatas byC.P.E. Bach, a volume in the $175,000To support the preparation of an edition of complete Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach edition. the complete correspondence of Robert and Elizabeth Barrett Browning.

INTERPRETIVE RESEARCH HUMANITIES, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Grants supported research that employs the theories and methods of the humanities disciplines to study science and technology

CUNY Research Foundation, John Jay College Texas A&M Research Foundation New York, NY Gerald Markowitz College Station, TX Larry A. Hickman $71,000To support a study of the history of public $38,000To support a study of the subject of tech- health in the United States that focuses on the nology in the writings of John Dewey, 1859-1952, in emergence of the field of occupational safety and order to explicate and analyze Dewey's philosophy of health in the 20th century. technology.

Harvard University Tufts University Cambridge, MA A. I. Sabra Medford. MA Philip G. Mirowski $53,280To support a critical study of medieval $78,000To support a study of the rhetoric of eco- Islamic science, considering the appropriation, assim- nomics in the 19th century in order to understand the ilation, and eventual fading ofG reek science in Islamic attempt to make economics a mathematical science. culture. University of Hawaii at Manoa Indiana University Honolulu, HI Rachel Laudon Bloomington, IN Ann G. Carmichael $99,900To support a study of the changing views of $83,000To support a study of mortality in the city of science and its role in society as evidenced by histories Milan from 1450 to 1600 in order to establish the of science, most of which were written by scientists identity and prevalence of endemic and epidemic from 1750 to 1914. diseases in Europe during this period of contact with the New World. University of Massachusetts Boston, MA Diane B. Paul Indiana University $93,000To support a study of the history of clinical Bloomington, IN Richard S. litstfall genetics that traces the social origins of this field in the $74,505To support a study ofthe social dimension of United States, Great Britain, and the Scandinavian the emergence of modern science, which focuses on the countries. financial support of a community of scientists during the scientific revolution in the 17th century. University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA Arnold Thackray Laser Institute of America $33,729To support a study of the history of the Toledo, OH Joan Lisa Bromberg intense research program to produce synthetic rubber $33,000To support a portion of a larger, six-year in the United States during World War II. historical project on the developr.:ent of masers and lasers in the United States. This portion will examine John T. Edsall the social, political, and institutional characteristics of Cambridge, MA this development. $18,384To support a study of the history of bio- chemistry from the early 19th to 20th century that Saint John's College traces ideas of the respiratory function of blood. Annapolis, MD Harvey M. Flaumenhafi $65,662To support the preparation of guided studies of historic scientific texts in geometry and astronomy that will make these works accessible to a wider body of scholars. DIVISION OF RESEARCH PROGRAMS

114 *Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. 116 REGRANTS FOR INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH

Grants provided funds to national organizations and leamed societies to enable American scholars to pursue research abroad, to attend or participate in international conferences,and to engage in collaborative work with foreign colleagues.

American Council of Learned Societies American Council of Learned Societies New York, NYAllen H. Kassof New York, NYRichard Schlatter $800,000*To support the continuation of advanced $80,000*To support travel costs of American schol- research exchanges and related grant activities in the ars participating in scholarly conferences in the hu- humanities with the Soviet Union and the socialist manities held outside the United States. countries of Eastern Europe. National Academy of Sciences American Council of Learned Societies Washington, DCMary B. Bullock New York, NYJason H. Parker $340,000To support the continuation of scholarly $150,000 To support the continuation of the activi- exchange and related activities in the humanities ties of the Joint Committee on Chinese Studies, involving the People's Republic of China. promotingAmerican scholarly research in the human- ities. Social Science Research Council New York, NYFrederic Wakeman American Council of Learned Societies $705,000*To support the costs of administering a New York, NYJason H. Parker program of postdoctoral research grants for interna- $95,000 To support two research planning con- tional area studies managed jointly by the American ferences addressing selected topics in humanities Council of Learned Societies and the Social Science scholarship on China. Research Council.

TEXTS TRANSLATIONS

Grants sloported the translation into English of works thatprovide insight into the lustory literature, philosophy and artistic achievements ofother cultures and that make available the thought and learning ofthese utile:at:or:510 st.holars, students, and general readers.

Catholic University of America Michigan State University Washington, DCWilliam A. Wallace East Lansing, MIDavid W Robinson $20,203To support the preparation of an annotated $29,000To support the translation of Arabic chroni- English edition of Galileo'sLogical Treatises. cles, treatises, and correspondence about Umar, an Islamic state in Western Sudan, from 1852 until it Columbia University became a French colony in 1893. New York, NYGeorge A. Saliba $3,000*To support the translation and annotation of Saint Louis University a major 13th-century Arabic treatise on astronomy. St. Louis, MOClarence H. Miller $35,000To support the translation of theLatin Columbia University poems of Erasmus. New York, NYEhsan 011ah Yarshater $236,410 To support the translation and annotation Saint Olaf College of al-Tabari's account of universal history to A.D. 915. Northfield, MNHoward V Hong This text is the most complete source on medieval $7,390*To support the edition and translation of Islamic thought and historiography. Kierkegaard: Complete Hirksin 26 volumes.

Harvard University Saint Olaf College Cambridge, MAOmeljan Pritsak Northfield, MNHoward V Hong $50,000 To support the translation of 13 of the $39,295To support the completion of the translation projected 43 volumes of primary literary, theological, of the complete works of Soren Kierkegaard. and historical texts composed between the 11th and the 18th centuries in the territories of the present-day Sealaska Heritage Foundation Ukraine. Juneau, AKRichard L. Dauenhauer $5,865*To support collecting, translating and pro- Johns Hopkins University viding explanatory essays for 4 body of Alaskan native Baltimore, MDEric F Halpern American (Tlingit) oral literature. $3,000To support the translation of a 1984 study by the Italian classicist Bruno Gentili on the poetry of Seton Hall University ancient Greece and the society that produced it. South Orange, NJPetra T.D. Chu $10,000*To support the critical edition and transla- tion of the letters of French realist painter Gustave Courbet, 1819-77, who corresponded with many lead- ing figures of his time, among them , Victor Hugo, and Pierre-Joseph Proudhon. DIVISION OF RESEARCH PROGRAMS

*Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. 115 University of Vermont Burlington, VTJana S. Whatley $20,000To support the translation of theHistory of a Voyage to Brasilby Jean de Lery, a French Huguenot pastor who went to Brazil in 1550 as part ofa Protestant mission to provide a New World haven for religious refugees.

University of the State of New York Albany, NYPeter R. Christoph $4,526*To support work on the translation and editing of the archives of New Netherland, a major source for the study of the early history and culture of the middle Atlantic states.

'LJniversity of the State of New York Albany, NYPeter R. Christoph "TheTiroSo: ,dom $60,000To support work on the selection, editing, Girls" advertises a liq- and translation of documents of the Dutch administra- uid tooth-cleaning tion in colonial America. One volume will cover the product. The library of council minutes up to 1656, the other, the court materials of the local administration. the University of Illi- nois. Urbana-Cham- Yeshiva University paign, received New York, NYRichard C. Steiner support from the $3,375*To support the translation of a papyrus, discovered near Thebes (Egypt) in the 19th century, Access category in Readers of Ilorpeen fre LIN %III recoanIte one If not boll, of these portraits. The ladles, like thousands of others In Amerka, haw used that represents the only ancient collection of Aramaic 1986 10 microfibn the sozonovr for 'oar, it h results.Their Fr::: are beam!. poetry and pagan religious literature. D'Arcv Collection of ful.Similar moults can he obtained by others oho n111 use SOZOlkosa regularly.All brurtHla AantisMt thote teal, Abltet.P 0 1k /,7. V.C10. advertisements dating I / ..I ^A 11411 RI 11,11. James A. Bellamy from 1890 10 1970. t"...... "4% ...... Ann Arbor, MI $27,500To support a translation of the collected works of the Arab poetess Khansa, ca. 585-ca. 645, Stevens Institute of Technology whose preservation of the ancient original structure of Hoboken, NJArnold B. Urken the elegy was imitated by medieval Arabic poets. $50,072 To support the preparation of an annotated translation with modern mathematical notation of the Christine A. Brown Marquis de Condorcet'sEssai(1785). Condorcet's Toronto, Canada original mathematical computation will be presented $10,000*To support the translation of the Polish in the footnotes. historical novelNights and Days(1932) by Maria Dabrowska. Written in the form of a family chronicle, University of California the novel portrays the history of Poland during the half Los Angeles, CAFredi Chiappelli century separating the uprising of 1863 and the $23,265To support the translation of firsthand Ital- outbreak of World War I. ian accounts of the Columbian voyages and a variety of public and private texts that reflect the response of Louise Allison Cort Renaissance Italy to its earliest contact with the New Washington, DC World. $27,495To support an annotated and illustrated translation of theMorita Diarya detailed record of a University of Michigan professional potter's journey through 17th-century Ann Arbor, MIBogdana M. M. Carpenter Japan's political and cultural centers. $40,000To support the preparation of a bilingual anthology of Polish poetry to include examples from Helga B. Doblin the earliest poetry to poems written at the end of the Stillwater, NY 18th century. $9,060To support the translation of unpublished journals ano letters written by military and civilian University of New Mexico personnel from the Duchy of Braunschweig who Albuquerque, NMJohn L. Kessell fought with the British in the American revolutionary $50,000To support work on the edition and transla- war. tion of the journals of Diego de Vargas, a Spanish governor of the American Southwest at the turn of the Leonard B. Fox 170 .:entury. Charleston, SC $26,170To support the translation and first compre- hensive anthology ofhainion: the traditional poetry of Madagascar.

DIVISION OF RESEARCH PROGRAMS 116 *Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. 1 i 8 i t Why A. Frierson Stanley L. Paulson Somerville, MA St. Louis, MO $25,000 To support the translation of a collection of $25,000 To support the selection, edition, annota- essays on Russian peasants written in the 1870s and tion, and translation of texts dealing with legal theory 1880s by a nobleman living in the country, which was and contemporary legal hermeneutics written in Ger- published in book form sometime in the 1890s. man in the 19th and 20th centuries.

Markham J. Geller Ritva M. Poom London, England New York, NY $27,500To support a new edition and translation of $16,340 To support the translation of a 1985 Finnish Evil Demons, a group of incantations, inscribed on study of that country's mythology and myth creation. clay tablets in Sumerian and Akkadian script, which were used in Mesopotamian riturls from the third Joan Newlon Radner millennium B.C. Washington, DC $29,000 To support the translation of three i 1 th- and Hall I. Inalcik 12th-century chronicles from the middle Irish legends Chicago, IL about the mysterious deaths of two 6th-century kings $15,829To support a selected translation of the basic of Tara and about Irish kings and clerics of the period law codes of the Ottoman Empire, 1500-1800. 600-710.

John R. McRae Stephen P. Sartarelli Bedford, MA New York, NY $35,583To support the translation, with extensive $13,600 To support the translation of the Italian critical apparatus, of the surviving writings of Shen- novel, Horcynus Orca, byf'fano D'Arrigo. hui, 684-758, a monk of the early Ch'an school of Chinese Buddhism. Richard T. Taft Wilbraham, MA Suzanne M. Noffke $2,000*To support the translation, with critical Middleton, WI apparatus, of Martin Heidegger's Kant and das Prob- $1,879*To support the continuation of the transla- lem der Metaploik (Kant and the Problem of Meta- tion from the Tuscan Italian of The Letters ofCatherine physics), 1929. of Siena, in four volumes (14th century). Janine R. Wedel Graham R. Parkes Washington, DC Honolulu, HI $16,000 To support the preparation and translation $33,700To support the translation of Niliiriziumi of an anthology of articles written in Poland that deal (Overcoming Nihilism), a study of Nietzsche from the with the development and the functioning of alter- perspective of the Kyoto School by the 20th-century native economies within centrally controlled regimes. Japanese philosopher Nishitani.

INTERPRETIVE RESEARCH PROJECTS

Grants supported collaborative research that will advanceAnowledgc or deepen critical understanding of important topics in the humanities.

American Schools of Oriental Research American University Philadelphia, PA Marilyn Buccellati Washington, DC /I/an M. Kraut $30,000 To support excavation and publication of $49,997To support a study ofthe history of immigra- archaeological studies at Tell Mozan, Syria, a third tion to the United States from 1880 to 1940. millenium B.C. urban settlement in northern Meso- potamia, possibly the ancient city of Urkish. Amherst College Amherst, MA Deborah B. Gelvertz American Schools of Oriental Research $65,000 To support the completion of a decade-long Philadelphia, PA Thomas E. Levy study of the Chambri people of Papua New Guinea, $35,000To support the continued excavation and who have weathered and survived an ecological and analysis of a fourth-millenium Chalcolithic village and cultural crisis in their island society. mortuary complex in the Negev Desert, Israel. Appalachian State University American Schools of Oriental Research Boone, NC Allen Mils Philadelphia, PA Suzanne Richard $120,000To support a study of politics and society in $11,200*To support the final season ofthe first phase Yucatan before and during the Mexican Revolution, of an ongoing m.avation program at Khirbet Iskander, 1890-1915. a third millennium B.C. urban site in Jordan. The goal is to determine the extent and nature of sedentism during this transitional period in the early Bronze Age of Jordan. DIVISION OF RESEARCH PROGRAMS

Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. 117 119'. Brown University East-West Center Providence, RI Eugene D. Cruz-Uribe Honolulu, HI Gequivy M. White $2,670*To support completion of the report for $91.829To support a study of the impact of World publication ofthe fieldwork photographyand drawings War II on Pacific islanders based on written and oral of sections of the ancient Egyptian temple of Amun in sources and focusing on the continuing significance of the Khargha Oasis. A commentary on the temple the cultural encounters between the islanders and decorations and translations of the hieroglyphic in American soldiers. scriptions will also be part of the study. Emory University Brown University Atlanta, GA James M. Miller Providence, RI Joan W Scott $44,574To support the preparation of reports of the $39,278*To support collaborative research on con- archaeological surveys conducted between 1979 and cepts of social roles in melodrama, religion. black 1983 in the al-Kerak district ofiordan. the center of the culture in the United States and Brazil, anti-Semitism. ancient kingdom of Moab. and theories of change in developing nations. Florida Bureau of Archaeological Research Bryn Mon College Tallahassee, FL Gary Shapiro Bryn Mawr, PA James C Wight $10,000To support the archaeological investigation $10,734To support a three-year excavation of the of changes resulting from interaction between the prehistoric site ofTsoungiza in the Nemca Valley ofthe Apalachec Indians and Spanish missionaries in the northeastern Peloponnesos and an archaeological sur- 17th century in the founding of the Florida town of San vey of the Nemea Valley. Luis de Talimali.

Cambridge University Press Folger Shakespeare Library New York, NY Frank S. Smith Washington, DC Lena C Orlin $9,970To support editorial expenses for preparation $26.950To support the establishment of a center for of two volumes of the Cambridge History oldie Native the study of British political thought between 1550 and Peoples (If the Americas. 1800. The center will create a program of seminars. conferences, colloquia, and publication projects in- Carnegie-Mellon University volving resident and visiting scholars. Pittsburgh. PA Michael P. Iii,ber $24,850*To support a study ofthe evolution ofsocial Fordham University attitudes and values of blue collar workers in western Bronx, NY Carol Laub-plan Pennsylvania over three generations. $50.000To support completion of a book based on complete transcriptions of three healing rituals by Cleveland State University Malay shamans. exploring the roles of these rituals as Cleveland, OH David A. Richardson oral literature, dramatic performance. and native $2,655 To support a planning grant for on-line psychotherapy in Malay culture. access to current information about computer uses in the humanities. I larvard University Cambridge. MA Jane A. Scott Colonial Williamsburg Foundation $95.000To support completion of publication of five Williamsburg, VA Cary Carson volumes of the archaeological exploration of Sardis. $41,119*To support research on urban growth in Turkey (ancient Lydia). York County. Virginia, between 1630 and 1830. focus- ing on the development of Williamsburg and Yorktown Harvard University and the changing interactions between these towns Cambridge. MA Gordon R. If Illey and their rural neighborhoods before and after the $10.000To provide continuing support for prepara- American Revolution. tion of a data base. the Corpus of May, Ilierogbphi Inscriptions, requiring field recording. documentation. Columbia University and preparation for publication, This data base will New York, NY Alan Loma serve the needs of cultural and art historians. epi- $14.100To support the completion of a cross- graphists. and archaeologists. cultural interpretation of American urban perform- ance styles in dance. music. and song. Historic Annapolis, Inc. Annapolis. MD Anne E. }busch Columbia University $21,000To support final analysis and preparation of New York, NY David J. Rothman a monograph describing the archaeological data and $30,000*To support an investigation ofthe changing interpreting their significance for the history of high- experiences of the chronically ill in the United States status households in Annapolis in the early 18th from 1850 to 1950 through patient memoirs, diaries, century. letters, sanitarium records. and physicians' personal and professional writings. Historic Deerfield, Inc. Deerfield, MA Robert Poynter Cornell University $17,498*To support a combined archaeological and Ithaca, NY Peter I. Kunihobn historical investigation of spatial and temporal varia- $65,221*To support a project to extend an unbroken tions in land use in order to historical assumptions dendrochronological sequence as far back as the third about cultural process in a rural New England com DIVISION OF millennium B.C., and toattempt to establish links with munity, 1670-1850. RESEARCH PROGRAMS the 7,272-year absolute oak chronology for northern Europe. 118 Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. . 120 Illinois State Museum Springfield, IL Steven R. Abler cAr.w...is..AtuA.Ass. $34,000To support an examination ofthc changes in complex social organization during the Archaic period, about 8.500 to 4,500 years ago, as seen in the archaeological remains from Modoc Rock Shelter, a S.; site in Randolph County Illinois. .4, I 4.4 4.m7,44 Indiana University Bloomington, IN Raymond J. DeMallie $10,000 To support the completion of a culture history of the Sioux and Assiniboirc Indians of North L cobs.. ALA.,* America from pre-European contat to the present. S Tv, , f._.:144e449. Indiana University 1111liam Afakepeace 14444,1 -,kar I;" s 41.14004pIt. Bloomington. IN Jerome R. Mini; d 771ackeray:s letter to an $100,000To support an anthropological study of officer ofthe St. Louis 1.4I AAA 40/46. 40.1 {riv11111445,t) how carnival rituals in Andalusia. Spain. help preserve Mercantile Library continuity with one of the oldest cultural traditions in Association. discuss- the Western world. L Aa":".4P' ieb4".044 , * Thackeray's sched- Miami University, UK.,4 1.44...... 44.ti,t+10.414:4;111:444-.11444 uled lectures at the Oxford. OH Michael O'Brien library In 1987 the DAM/ 1411t .:;-4 $62.000To support a study of the intellectual history 41041 iLAwi b*irt: library received an of the antebellum South by examining the figures who Acres category grant 1r44. constituted the southern intelligentsia and the works "14 tddli4+441.4"4. 441 ttu_*"1,4, they produced. A data base on these intellectuals is to support the arrange- planned. ment. preservation, 1444AAM,1416444414 `19.-4114140401 and description o f its North Carolina State University archival and man- Raleigh. NC S. Minas Parker lowL.641. uscript collections. $49.760To support the fourth of five seasons of excavation and analysis at a section of the ancient Roman fortified frontier cast of the Dead Sea in State Unhersity of New York Research Foundation modern Jordan. Buffalo, NY Livingston 1! Iiiitrous $21,712*To support an archaeological surface survey Northwestern University of the western Mcsara region of southern Crete. Evanston. IL John N Paden $25.000 To support collaborative research on the Social Science Research Council learned people ('ulama) of Muslim society in western New York. NY Frederic lihkeman and central Africa, examining their literary output and $90.000 To provide continuing support for a na- social background from 1700 to the present. tional program ofcollaborative research on . . and Vietnam. Thirty additional projects di- Princeton University rected by the SSRC will emphasize the study of the Princeton, NJ Denis C. 7ivitchett languages. cultures. and history of Southeast Asia. $130,000To support research and editorial expenses for continuing work on Volumes 4. 5, and 6. A.D. Society of Architectural Historians 589-1367, and the beginning of work on Volume 2. Philadelphia. PA Adolf K. Placa* A.D. 221-581. of the Cambridge History of China. $69.565 To support preparation of two volumes. Connecticut and Michigan. of a multivolume. state- Regents of the University of Minnesota by-state series on the buildings of the United States. Minneapolis, MN Frederick A. Cooper $80,228To support the preparation of illustrations Texas A&M Research Foundation for a comprehensive handbook of Greek architecture College Station. TX George R 132ss emphasizing construction methods. $10.000 To support the excavation of a14th- century B.C. shipwreck °lithe coast of modern Turkey. Rice University Houston, TX Allen J. Afatusow Texas A&M Research Foundation $65,000 To support completion of the research and College Station, TX Donald A. Frey preparatir of a two-volume biography of the life, art. $35.000'To support the cleaning, conserving. ana- and times of George Cruikshank, one of the fathers of lyzing. and replicating of the artifacts collected from British caricature and a prominent illustrator and the Molasses Reefwreck. which is near an island north author of the 19th century. of Haiti. The site is producing information about the age of discovery. State University of New York Research Foundation Albany, NY Dean R. Snow $25.000To support the Mohawk Valley Project. which applies the evidence of documents and archae- ology to determine the Mohawk tribe's culture as it DIVISION or evolved in the 17th century from pre- to well-docu- RF.SEARCII PROGRAMS mented post-epidemic conditions. 'Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. **Emergency gram 119 Texas A&M Research Foundation University of Iowa College Station. TX .1 Richard StegiT Iowa City. IA Margaret .4. Alt:under $21.250'To provide continuing support for comple- 538.358To support research for and completion of tion ofthe study and reconstruction ofan 11 th-century two fascicles of The Corpus ((the Mosaics ((Tunisia. Islamic ship, the earliest extant example of an essen- two volumes on the Roman mosaics at Thuburbo tially skeletal-built seagoing vessel. Maius and at four houses in El Jcm. Tunisia.

Tufts University University of Iowa Mcd ford. MA Madeline 11. Cariness Iowa City. IA Steven R. Uticar $6.000'To support a collaborative study of stained S175.000To support a collaborative study of French glass panels and panes scattered among American culture from the start of World Wail through the end of museums and private collections. one component of Wlrld War II. focusing on literature and film. the international Corpus Hinman. The first product will bean annotated checklist ofholdings in American University of Missruri collections. Columbia. MO Michael J. O'Brien S10.000To support the initial phase of an archae- Tufts University ological and historical investigation ofthcSalir e Creek Mcdrord. MA Madeline 11. Cariness valley or eastern Missouri that will document the $75.000'To support the completion of the two- development ofth" area from the late I7th through the volu me descriptive checklists and a series of fascicles or early 19th centuries. separate supplements of an interpretive catalogue of mealeval and Renaissance stained glass in 1merican University of New Mexico collections. Albuquerque. NM John M. Frit: S10.000*To support the continued interpretation of University of California archaeological data from Vi;ayanagara. the capital of Berkeley. CA David G. Jainism; the last great Hindu Empire of South India from the $230.000 To support an interdisciplinary project to mid-14th through the 16th centuries. open up the field of Chinese popular culture studies. focusing on regional opera and local cults. and com- University of New Mexico prising a colloquium. workshops. source materials, Albuquerqc.z. NM Gilbert Merkx and publication ofa sourcebook. S20.548*To support reneww of an emergency grant made jointly by NEH and NEA for a newsletter. University of California Et/mount that provides ini.Irmation on arts and Berkeley CA Robert .4. Sailapino humanities events r" -s to thc Columbian Quincen- $30.860*To support collaborative research on a tenary. book about the history of Chinese politics. 1920-49. University of No* Unhersity of Chicago Chapel Hill. NC //. Jarausch Chicago. IL Daniel E. Gan\r $7.500'To support two part-time research assistants 3103.363"lb support the preparation of the one- for the project analyzing the German professions in the volume Camoriage 1 &tory ((Seventeenth-Century Phi- period between the late Empire and the Federal losoph Republic. ca. 1910 to 1950. focusing on their support for the liberal and Nazi regimes. University of Chicago Chicago. IL Alan 1.. Kolam University of Oregon $7.800'To support an archaeological study of raised Eugene. OR William S..tIn'S field systems of farming and their relationship to 539.040To support the archaeological survey and centralized politi:al organization and control in the excavation of Nan Modol and environs. the center ofa state of Tiwanaku. A.D. 100-1200. located on the complex Micronesian society in order to refine the shores of Lake Titicaca in the high Andes of Bolivia. prAistoric cultural sequence of the area.

University of Cincinnati University of Pennsylvania Cincinnati. OH Zane L. Miller Philadelphia. PA Michael Zuckerman S19.006'To support research on the social and S44.000'To support the continuation of a series of economic history of the Over-the-Rhine district of seminars, conferences, and individual research proj- Cincinnati from 1940 to 1983. The study will focus on ects that investigate aspects of the transformation of the relationship of historic preservation and historic Philadelphia from a mid -18th- century preindustrial district designation to the processes of utban planning. town to a mid -19th- century industrial metropolis. neighborhood change. and development since 1940. University of Texas University of Florida San Antonio, TX Richard Adonis Gainesville. FL Pnulout, M. Rice $14,450'To support the archaeological i.wcstigation S38.000 To support an archaeological research proj- ofa classic Maya urban site in lowland Guatemala. The ect in southern Peru. focused on the 16th-century site, which had close links with the Tikal region. is th.. wineries established by theSpanish and their role in the first major Maya center in northeastern Peten to be processes that led to the formation of a Hispanic- extensively excavated by means of rigorous modern Peruvian culture. techniques.

DIVISION OF University of Illinois, Urbana tIESF.ARCII PROG::ANIS Champaign, (L Donald E. Crummy $150,000 To support a study of the history of Ethio- 120 pian land control before 1913 in its social context. 'Prim r:ar award receiving funds in fiscal sear 1987, 122 University of Wisconsin Samuel H. Dresner Madison, WI William M. B-ievan Riverdale, NY $100,000To support the research and writing of $25,000To support the research and writing for a three volumes on native American agriculture in the comprehensive biography of Abraham Joshua Americas at the time of European contact. Heschel, one of the most important Jewish religious philosophers and social reformers of 20th-century University of Wisconsin America. Madison, WI R. Stephen Humphreys $120,000To support a study of the evolution of Ann H. Guest Islamic society in Aleppo and Damascus, two of the London, England great medieval cities in the Middle East, from 640 until $19,295To support a study of the dance notation of the 13th century. Vaslav Nijinsky and the transcription of his choreo- graphic notation of L'Apres-midi dune Faune into a University of Wisconsin more usable form. Madison, WI Stanley I. !Cutler $23,782*To support collaborative research by resi- Linda K. Hughes dent and visiting scholars on the legal history of the Topeka, KS American family. $85,000To support a collaborative study of 15 works officti on and poetry originally published in serial form Vanderbilt University in 19th-century England, drawing on reviewer and Nashville, TN Enrique C Pullo-ffralker reader responses in the periodicals of the time. $150,000To support a collaborative, multivolume scholarly study of the history of Latin American John Hyslop literature, intended to replace or complement earlier New York, NY outdated or fragmentary studies. $15,800To support the research and writing of a comparative study of Inca provincial cities. This Washington University monograph brings together archaeological and eth- St. Louis, MO John W Bennett nohistorical research on 13 Inca sites throughout the $73,247To support the completion ofa multivolume Andes. project on the culture and history of the northern Great Plains from 1860 to the present. Anna C. Roosevelt New York, NY Washington University $30,000To support an archaeological investigation St. Louis, MO J. H. Hexter at Santarem City and Taperinha in order to establish $25,000To support the planning, research, and the prehistoric chronology and subsistence practices publication of a multivolume collaborative scholarly for an understanding of the aboriginal adaptation to series on the history of modern freedom. the Amazon Basin.

Williams College Peter M. Rutkoff Williar.,stown, MA Robert Jackal! Gambier, OH $90,000To support a collaborative study on the role $55,000To support the preparation of a study of the of public relations and advertising professionals in the 20th-century New York artists who created the move- public's perceptions of reality. ment known as modernism. Artists in the period 1900-70 will be examined, with the focus on intellec- Yale University tual and urban history. New Haven, CT Harvey Riss $150,000To support prepublication analysis and Isidore Silver additional survey and excavation at Tell Leilan, now St. Louis, MO known to be a royal city of northern Mesopotamia $55,000To support a study of the philosophic (now Syria) in the second millenium B.C. thought of French Renaissance poet Pierre de Ron- sard. Diana M. Buitron Chevy Chase, MD $29,108To support the interpretive publication of the finds of the Archaic precinct at the Sanctuary of Apollo at Kourion, .

TEXTS PUBLICATION SUBVENTION

Grants supported the publication and dosemination of distinguished scholarly works in all fields oldie humanmes.

American Antiquarian Society Cambridge University Press Worcester, MA John B. Hench Cambridge, England Kevin J. Taylor $4,448To support the publication ofa bibliography $6,000To support the publication of the correspon- of sacred music imprints, or tunebooks, published in dence of Robert Dodsley, an 18th-century London America between 1698 and 1810. publisher and bookseller. DIVISION OF RESEARCH PROGRAMS

*prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. 121 123 Columbia University Press Johns Hopkins University Press New York, NY Jennifer Craw Baltimore, MD Eric Halpern $4,000To.support the publication of a study of the $10,000To support the publication of an 18th - Confucian monarch Yongjo, who ruled Korea from century account of an expedition to Surinam that will 1724 to 1776 as one of the kings of the Yi dynasty. include the reproduction of some 80 plates that were engraved by William Blake, among others. for the 1796 Cornell University Press edition of the work. Ithaca, NY John G. Ackerman $3,000To support the publication of a study of the Johns Hopkins University Press mid -19th- century Islamic millennial movement that Baltimore, MD Henry Y K. Torn was the last attempt to reform the Shi'ite faith predomi- $5,340To support the publication of a study of the nant it today. emergence of the values of liberal capitalism in America during the period of the War of 1812. Cornell University Press Ithaca, NY Bernhard Kendler Louisiana State University Press $2,000To support the publication of Volume 5 in the Baton Rouge, LA Beverly Jarrett edition of the letters of Margaret Fuller, the 19th- $2,733To support the publication of a volume of century American critic and writer. selected letters written by Henry James to the English man of letters, Edmund Gosse. Cornell University Press Ithaca, NY Bernhard Kendler Louisiana State University Press $7,700To support the publication of a two-volume Baton Rouge, LA Beverly Jarrett edition of the 1805 and 1819 stages of composition of $3,984To support the publication of a memoir of The Prelude, the central work of Wordsworth's matu- Carter G. Woodson, founder and director of the rity. Association for the Study of Negro Life and History and editor of the Journal of Negro History by Lorenzo Cornell University Press Greene, Woodson's close associate. Ithaca, NY Bernhard Kendler $3,365To support the publication of an edition of Louisiana State University Press Wordsworth's shorter poems composed between 1807 Baton Rouge, LA Beverly Jarrett and 1820. $2,840To support the publication of a study of the Union League, the first important political organiza- French Forum, Publishers tion in the Reconstruction South. Lexington, KY Raymond C. La Charite $1,485To support the publication of an edition of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Press 12th-century romance, Le Roman des sept Sages de Cambridge, MA Laurence Cohen Rome. $10,000To support the publication ofa translation of The Genesis of the Copernican World by contemporary Hackett Publishing Company, Inc. German philosopher Hans Blumenberg. Cambridge, MA James N Hullett $4,693To support the publication of a study on the Northern Illinois University Press philosophy of color. This book, intended primarily for De Kalb, IL Mary L. Lincoln an audience of philosophers, draws on new scientific $4,820To support the publication of a study of the studies and theories. role of the Imperial Russian bureaucracy in the Stolypin reforms. Indiana University Press Bloomington, IN Joan M. Catapano Pennsylvania State University Press $15,000To support the publication of a scholarly University Park, PA Philip Winsor edition and translation of Petrarch's Ofthe Remedies of $7,450To support the publication of an English Fortune Fair and Foul. translation of a 14th-century Latin handbook for preachers that includes moralizing fabulae, exegeses, Indiana University Press and poems to be used in sermons. Bloomington, IN Janet B. Rabinowitch $6,000To support the publication of Volume 4 in the Pennsylvania State University Press edition of the writings of American philosopher University Park, PA Philip Winsor Charles Sanders Peirce. $5,000To support the publication ofa synoptic work on Aegean painting in the Bronze Age. Indiana University Press Bloomington, IN Natalie F Wrubel Princeton University Press $5,880To support the publication of a study of the Princeton, NJ Margaret H. Case dance rhythms of the French baroque. $5,000To support the publication of a bibliographic guide to the archives and manuscript repositories in Johns Hopkins University Press the Ukraine and Moldavia. Baltimore, MD Eric Halpern $4,800To support the publication of the last volume Princeton University Press in a complete edition of the letters of Mary Wollstone- Princeton, NJ Margaret H. Case craft Shelley. $5,000To support the publication of a study of the use of Avicenna's Canon as a textbook of medical DIVISION OF Johns Hopkins University Press theory in Italian universities after 1500. RESEARCH PROGRAMS Baltimore, MD Eric Halpern $4,900To support the publication of an intellectual 122 biography of literary critic I. A. Richards. 124 A drawing offarming practices in the central highlands of Ethiopia, probably early twen- tieth century. The Uni- versity of Illinois received support in 1987 from the Projects category to conduct research on the social context of Ethiopian land control before 1913.

Princeton University Press Stanford University Press Princeton, NJ Margaret H. Case Stanford, CA Grant Barnes $6,850 To support the publication of a study of the $7,000To support t,,,e publication of the first volume University of Vienna in the 14th century in the context in an edition of the poetry of Robinson Jeffers. of the academic, intellectual, and social atmosphere of the city at that time. Stanford University Press Stanford, CA Grant Barnes Princeton University Press $5,300To support the publicatici of a comprehen- Princeton, NJ Margaret H. Case sive account of the revolution of 1905, an event pivotal $9,435To support the publication of Volume 2 in a to Russia's development in the 20th century. translation of the Wen Xuan, an eight-volume an- thology of ancient Chinese literature compiled in the Syracuse University Press 6th century. Syracuse, NY John D. Nagle $4,500To support the publication of an analysis ofa Princeton University Press 6th-century Tamil epic. Princeton, NJ Margaret H. Case $7,620 To support the publication of a study of the Temple University Press religious and culturallife of 012 artisan class in Philadelphia, PA David M. Bartlett Banaras, India. $10,000To support the publication of a study of American photographer William Henry Jackson, Saint Bonaventure University (Franciscan Institute) 1843-1942. St. Bonaventure, NY Conrad L. Harkins $6,717To support the publication of Volume 2 of the University of California (Institute of Archaeology) Lectura Secunda of Adam de Wodeham. the 14th- Los Angeles, CA Ernestine S. Elmer century philosopher and interpreter of Duns Scotus $6,670To support the purchase of computer equip- and William of Ockham. ment to allow the Institute of Archaeology to publish books in the humanities more efficiently and econom- Stanford University Press ically. Stanford, CA Grant Barnes $3,691To support the publication of a new inter- University of California (Institute of Archaeology) pretation of the life and works of Edward Gibbon. Los Angeles, CA Ernestine S. Eisler $3,900To support publication of the excavation Stanford University Press reports from Achilleion, a prehistoric site in Thessaly. Stanford CA Grant Barnes $7,300 To support the publication of a scholarly University Press of New England assessment of the Byzantine revival, a social, cultural, Hanover, NH Charles Backus and political renaissance of the late 8th- to the mid-9th $10,000To support the publication ofa study of the century earliest and most important of the hymns to Isis, which are engraved on the walls ofa temple built by Ptolemy II Philadelphus at Philae between 284 and 246 B.C. DIVISION OF RESEARCH PROGRAMS 123 l 2 5 University Press of New England University of Chicago Press Hanover, NH Charles Backus Chicago, IL Nancy E. Plunkett $4,790 To support the publication of a historical and $3,176To support the publication of a work that literary analysis of saints lives as a genre. analyzes, through three case studies, the interplay of theory and experiment in modern physics. University of Alabama Press Tuscaloosa, AL Malcolm M. MacDonald University of Georgia Press $2,522 To support the publication of an annotated Atli( :Is, GA Karen K. Orchard translation of the poet and playwright Samuel Ro- $4,275To support the publication ofa literary analy- manelli'saccount of his sojourn in during the sis of the earliest works of futuristic fiction in French years 1786-90. and English.

University of Alabama Press University of Hawaii Press Tuscaloosa, AL Malcolm M. MacDonald Honolulu, HI Damaris A. Kirchhofer $4,554 To support the publication of lyric poems by $7.000To support the publication of a study of the Lord Byron that were written to be sung to music based origins and uses of the earliest Chinese vernacular on Hebrew melodies. This facsimile of the original narratives known as Pien-Wen, derived from a type of edition of the music will describe the collaboration oral storytelling that used picture scrolls with religious between Byron and composer Isaac Nathan. themes.

University of Arizona Press University of Missouri Press Tucson, AZ Gregory L. McNamee Columbia, MO Susan M. Denny $5,436 To support the publication of an annotated $3,726To support the publication of a study of translation from the Japanese of an autobiography by a Spanish baroque painter Claudio Coello, 1642-93. Tokugawa samurai. University of Missouri Press University of California Press Columbia, MO Susan M. Denny Berkeley, CA Lynne E. Withey $4,954To support the publication ofa facsimile and $8,000 To support the publication of a biography of transcription of two Renaissance verse miscellanies Hungarian filmmaker and cultural figure Bela Balazs. unknown to scholars until 1977, which includes 46 poems byJohn Donne and other works by members of University of California Press his circle. Berkeley, CA Lynne E. Withey $6,000 To support the publication of a scholarly University of Nebraska Press study that examines the role and function of the Lincoln, NE Willis G. Regier grammarian in late antiquity. This volume will be part $9,960To support the publication of the fourth of The Transformation of the Cassical Heritage series. volume in a scholarly edition of The Journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. University of California Press Berkeley, CA Lynne E. Withey University of Nebraska Press $3,500 To support the publication of a study of Igor Lincoln, NE Willis G. Regier Stravinsky's ballet score, The Rite of Spring. $10,000To support the publication of a critical edition of36 recently discovered sermons by American University of California Press clergyman Edward Taylor, 1642-1729. Berkeley, CA Lynne E. Withey $6,900 To support the publication of an English University of Nebraska Press translation of Boiardo's 15th-century epic romance, Lincoln, NE Willis G. Regier Orlando Innamorato, which will be printed with facing $4,088To support the publication of an analysis of Italian text. the economy of 14th-century Ghent, the principal industrial town in medieval northern Europe. University of Chicago Press Chicago, IL Penelope Kaiserlian University of Nebraska Press $22,618To support the purchase ofa word processing Lincoln, NE Debra K Thrner system and five personal computers that will enable the $22,747To support the purchase of updated com- University of Chicago Press to improve its procedures puter equipment that will enable the University of for converting electronically prepared manuscripts to Nebraska Press to increase its effectiveness as a type. publisher of scholarly books in the humanities.

University of Chicago Press University of North Carolina Press Chicago, IL Douglas C. Mitchell Chapel Hill, NC Lewis A. Bateman $5,673To support the publication of a book that $7,000To support the publication of a history of the examines the interaction between canon law and German liberal movement during the Weimar Re- , property, moral values, and institutions in public. western Europe during the Middle Ages. University of North Carolina Press Chapel Hill, NC Lewis A. Bateman $4,725To support the publication of a book that examines the medieval practice in western France of DIVISION OF making donations to monastic foundations to obtain RESEARCH PROGRAMS spiritual benefits. This book will be part of the Studies in Legal History series. 124 126 University of North Carolina Press University of Washington Press Chapel Hill, NC Lewis A. Bateman Seattle, WA Naomi B. Pascal $3,670 To support the publication of a study of the $2,000To support the publication of a history of the impact of the Depression and the New Deal on Chinese and Japanese immigrant experience in the Baltimore during the 1930s. United States since 1850.

University of Texas Press University of Wisconsin Press Austin, TX Theresa J. May Madison, WI Barbara J. Hanrahan $5,000 To support the publication of a study of an $8,942To support the publication of a study of the Appalachian community that focuses on religious slave trade between Portuguese West Africa and Latin thought and behavior as expressed through language America, 1730-1830. and song.

REGRANTS IN SELECTED AREAS

Grants supported three kinds ofgrants offered by the American Council of Learned Societies. dlowships. grants-m-aid. and fellowships for recent recipients of the Ph.D.

American Council of Learned Societies American Council of Learned Societies New York, NY Christina M. Gillis New York, NY Douglas Greenberg $450,000*To support a program of fellowships for $285,000*To support a program of fellowships for postdoctoral research in the humanities. recent recipients of the Ph.D. degree in the humanities.

American Council of Learned Societies New York, NY Douglas Greenberg $150,000*To support a program of grants-in-aid for postdoctoral research in the humanities.

REFERENCE MATERIALS TOOLS

Grants supported the preparation of dictionaries, historical or hnguistic atlases, enotlopedius.concordance.s, catalogues raisonnes, linguistic grammars, descriptive catalogues, data bases, and other materials that serve to cod:/ information essential to research in the humanities.

Barnard College Dartmouth College New York, NY Christopher C Barite Hanover, NH Robert Hollander $26,000To support preparation of the section deal- $38,000*To support the creation ofa data base of the ing with 11th- and 12th-century commentaries on the texts of approximately 80 of the 125 individual com- works of Virgil for the Catalogus Translation= et mentaries on Dante's Divine Comedy from various Commentariorum, research catalogues that describe languages written in the last 662 years. translations of ancient classics. Dartmnuth College Center for the Study of Japanese Prints Hanover, NH Robert Hollander Woodacre, CA Roger S. Keyes $10,000*To support the completion of a data base of $15,000*To support preparation of a catalogue rais- the texts of approximately 80 of the 125 individual onne of the woodblock prints of Katsushika Hokusai, commentaries on the Divine Comedywritten in Italian. 1760-1849. Latin, and English during the six centuries since Dante's death. Cleveland State University Cleveland, OH David A. Richardson Emory University $2,811*To support continuing work on The Spenser Atlanta, GA Lee Pederson Encyclopedia, a reference work on the life and works of $66,520*To support editing of the three-volume Edmund Spenser. legendry and maps for The Linguistic Atlas qf the Gulf States, one of the component projects of the Linguistic Columbia University Atlas of the United States and Canada. New York, NY Marvin I. Herzog $213,907*To support work on the Great Dictionary of Emory University the Yiddish Language. Atlanta, GA Lee Pederson $2,600*To support the completion of The Linguistic Dance Notation Bureau Atlas of theGulfStates, a comprehensive study of speech New York, NY Muriel Topaz variation in Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Tennessee, $46,895*To support the notation of 18 George Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, and eastern Texas, Balanchine ballets by the labanotation system. based on taped interviews with more than 1,100 individuals in cities and rural areas. DIVISION OF RESEARCH PROGRAMS

*Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. 125 12 7

:..1 Harvard University University of Arizona Cambridge, MA Alexander P Kazhdan Tucson, AZ John P Wearing $90,000*To support continuing work on the Oxford $124,809To support creation of three calendars of Dictionary of Byzantium, a comprehensive dictionary plays and players on the London stage covering the of Byzantine civilization. periods 1930-39, 1940-49, and 1950-59. These vol- umes will be part of a series of calendars extending Harvard University from 1890 to the end of the 20th century. Cambridge MA Alexander P Kazhdan $273,675To support completion of the Oxford Dic- University of California tionary of Byzantium. Berkeley, CA James A. Matisoff $147,000To support preparation of an etymological Historical Society of Pennsylvania dictionary and thesaurus of the Sino-Tibetan lan- Philadelphia, PA Marianne S. ffbkeck guages. $120,000*To support the preparation of a biograph- ical dictionary of early Pennsylvania legislators of the University of California 17th and 18th centuries. Los Angeles, CA Jeffrey Bort; $25,000*To support production of three bilingual Johns Hopkins University volumes which include the humanities portion of the Baltimore, MD Delbert R. Hillers multivolume United States - Mexico Borderlands Atlas: a $21,000*To support the preparation of a compre- historical atlas, a cultural atlas, and a statistical hensive dictionary of ancient Aramaic, covering texts abstract. from the earliest inscriptions, ca. 925 B.C., to the end of significant literary production in later Aramaic, ca. University of California A.D. 1400. Los Angeles, CA Donald J. Ward $34,932* To support the preparation of the first Lushootseed Research volume of the Encyclopedia of American Popular Beliefs Seattle, WA Thomas M. Hess and Superstitions, a multivolume reference work based $67,306To support completion of a dictionary of on an extensive archive of file cards assembled at Lushootseed, a native American language of the Salish UCLA over the past 40 years. family spoken in the Puget Sound area of Washington. University of California, San Diego Lutheran School of Theology La Jolla, CA Diego Catalan Chicago, IL Arthur Voobus $37,444*To support work on the General Catalogue $30,000To support continuing work on the prepara- of the Pan-Hispanic Romancero and the International tion of research tools and reference works on man- Electronic Archive of the Romancero. uscript sources for the history of the culture of the Syrian Orient. University of California, San Diego La Jolla, CA Leonard Et Newmark Newberry Library $50,000 To support the creation of a data base Chi,mgo, IL John H. Long consisting of all the words and idioms included in $185,000To support a historical atlas of the county extant dictionaries of the Albanian language. The data boundaries of all states east of the Mississippi River base will be used to produce a comprehensive Alba- from their colonial beginnings to 1980. nian/English dictionary.

Princeton University University of California Princeton, NJ Santa Barbara, CA Charles N Li $5,000*To support the preparation of the Encyclope- $83,766To support the preparation of a functional dia of Islam. reference grammar of the Hmong language.

Rutgers University University of Chicago New Brunswick, NJ Jocelyn P Small Chicago, IL Harry A. Heiler $13,475*To support completion of a pilot project $47,036*To support preparation of the Haute Dic- computerizing the U.S. records of the Lexicon !co-' tionary nographicum Mythologiae Classicae, an encyclopedia' synthesizing our current knowledge of classical ico- University of Chicago nography. Chicago, IL Erica Reiner $110,000*To support work on the Chicago Assyrian State University of New York Research Foundation Dictionary an encyclopedic repository of the material Binghamton, NY Paul E. Szarmach culture; the legal, social, economic, and political $147,913To support preparation of a reference work institutions; and the technical, medical, and scientific on the sources used by Anglo-Saxon writers. heritage of ancient Mesopotamia.

University of Arizona University of Cincinnati Tucson, AZ Kenneth a Hill Cincinnati, OH Lloyd C. Engelbrecht $14,500*To support the preparation of a bilingual $78,110To support the preparation of a catalogue dictionary of the Hopi language. The dictionary will be raisonne of the buildings designed by architect Henry a single-volume work incorporating some 20,000 to C. Trost. 25,000 Hopi-English entries, focusing on the third DIVISION OF Mesa dialect of Hopi. RESEARCH PROGRAMS

126 "Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. , 128 University of Colorado University of Wisconsin Boulder, CO Lawrence G. Desmond Madison, WI Frederic G. Cassidy $38,517To support the preparation of a catalogue of $150,900*To provide continuing support for work photographs and tracings made by Augustus Le on the Dictionary of American Regional English, a Plongeon in the 1870s and 1880s of Mayan archae- dictionary of the regional and folk usages ofspeakers of ological sites in Yucatan, Mexico, and in . English in the entire United States.

University of Colorado University of Wisconsin Boulder, CO Allan Taylor Madison, WI Lloyd A. Kasten $74,810To support completion of a dictionary of $21,100*To support completion of the Dictionary of Gros Ventre (or Atsi na), a native American language of Alfonsine Prose, the first published stage ofthe Diction- the Algonquian family spoken on the western Great ary of the Old Spanish Language. Plains. University of Wisconsin University of Hawaii Madison, WI Lloyd A. Kasten Honolulu, HI Donald M. Topping $266,959To support work on the Dictionary of the $134,700To support completion of a dictionary of Old Spanish Language. Tillamook, a native American language of the Salish family, and additional fieldwork for a data base of University of Wisconsin Thompson River, a related Salish language. Madison, WI David Woodward $100,000*To support the preparation of Volumes 2, University of Michigan 3, and 4 of A History of Cartography a six-volume series Ann Arbor, MI Jerome M. Chubb that will survey the rise and development of cartogra- $105,000To support the completion of a computer phy from earliest times to the present. data base of family expenditures and living conditions in the United States from 1935 to 1936, based on a Vassar College survey conducted by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Poughkeepsie, NY Nancy M. Ide $17,370**To support a planning conference to de- University of Nevada velop and promote guidelines for standard text-encod- Reno, NV William A. Douglass ing practices in preparing machine-readable texts in $90,394To support completion of Volume 2 of a the humanities. Basque-English/English-Basque dictionary. Peter W. M. Blayney University of North Carolina Silver Spring, MD Chapel Hill, NC George $59,161 To support work on The London Printing $102,321To support preparation of a consolidated Houses and Their Books, which will provide a descrip- glossary for the three versions of the 14th-century tion of at least one copy of every book printed in poem, Piers Plowman, and a descriptive grammar ofits London from 1592 to 1610 and identify the printer of language. every part of each book.

University of Notre Dame Maria deJong Ellis Notre Dame, IN Terry V F. Brogan Ardmore, PA $160,000To support a revised edition of the Prince- $83,413To support the creation of a comprehensive ton Encyclopedia of Poetry and Poetics. handbook of Babylonian year names and the docu- ments that bear those year names for the period 2000 University of Pennsylvania B.C. to 1600 B.C. Philadelphia, PA Robert A. Kraft $34,000* To support the encoding, verification, and Brent D. Galloway reformatting of the Greek textual variants of the Victoria, Canada ancient Jewish scriptures for the data base of Hebrew $54,981 To support the completion of dictionaries of and Greek scriptures, the Computer Assisted Tools for Upriver Halkomelem and Nooksack, two central coast Septuagint Studies Project. Salish languages of Washington and British Columbia.

University of Pennsylvania Wolf Leslau Philadelphia, PA Albert L. Lloyd Los Angeles, CA $149,385To support work on the Etymological Dic- $27,500To support completion of a handbook of the tionary of Old High German. Semitic Ethiopian languages that will include gram- matical outlines of eight languages and their dialects. University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA Ake W Sjoberg John T. Spike $15,000* To support the Sumerian Dictionary Proj- New York, NY ect through the purchase of computer equipment to be $76,556To support the research and preparation of used in the preparation and editing of the volumes. three commentary volumes, 41-43, in The Illustrated Bartsch series. These volumes complete the revision of University of Pennsylvania Volume 19 of Adom von Bartsch's Le Peintre Graveur Philadelphia, PA Ake W Sjoberg $25,000* To support continuing work on The Penn- sylvania Sumerian Dictionary which provides quota- tions of all Sumerian words in full context. DIVISION OF RESEARCH PROGRAMS Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. Emergency grant. 127 129 REGRANTS CONFERENCES

Grants supported conferences that enable both American and,fiffeign scholar.~ to advance the current state cil research on topics of major importance in the humanities.

American Historical Association Georgetown University Washington, DCNoralee Frankel Washington, DCAlison Hilton $18,000To support a national conference on the $4,045*To support an international conference on relationship between women, the family, and politics in Emile Zola's role as creative artist and critic in the art the Progressive Era. world of his time and his influence on the impressionist movement. Zola'sL'Oeuvrewill be the focus. Association of Graduates, U.S. Military Academy West Point, NYCharles F Brower/V Georgetown University $6,000To support a conference that focuses on Washington, DCRichard B. Schwan: analyzing American national security policy during $13,000To support a conference that addresses the the 1960s. current state of research in18th-century English literature. Brown University Providence, RIBarbara S. Lesko Graduate Theological Union $19,000To support an international conference on Berkeley, CAA. Durwood Foster women in the ancient Near East. $20,000lb support an international conference in- vestigating hermeneutical, historical, and philosophi- Brown University cal issues involved in the comparative study of Bud- Providence, RIMark Spilka dhism and Christianity. $26,000To support an international conference on contemporary critical approaches to the novel. Harvard University Cambridge, MANathan I. Huggins Cleveland State University $20,000To support an international conference on Cleveland, OHLaura Martin slavery and the development of trading $6,000 To support an international conference on system. Mayan linguistics, focusing on the analysis of patterns of discourse. Harvard University Cambridge, MAHilary Putnam Columbia College $19,980To support an international conference on Chicago, ILSamuel A. Floyd the thought and works of Charles Sanders Peirce. $12,000To support a conference that will address the state of research with respect to the influence of New Historic Deerfield, Inc. Orleans and surrounding areas on black music in Deerfield, MAKevin M. Stimiey America. $5.906*To support a conference on Shays's Re- bellion of 1787. Political and social historians will meet Columbia University to contrast their differing views and interpretations of New York, NYSusana A. Torre this episode and its significance in this crucial period of $20,000To support an international conference that American history. deals with Hispanic traditions and their influences on American architecture and urban design. Indiana University Bloomington. INKenneth R. Johmston Conference for the Study of Political Thought $26.000To support an international conference on Baltimore. MDJohn G. Pocock recent directions in interdisciplinary research on ro- $13,000To support a conference that examines manticism. changes in key political concepts in the process of creating the U.S. Constitution. Indiana University Bloomington, INDenis Sinor Elizabethtown College $16.000**To support the American meeting of an Elizabethtown, PAJohn A. Hostetler international conference of interdisciplinary spe- $5.970 To support a conference examining the cialists in Altaic and Uralic studies. Amish from within their own community as well as from the perspective of the outside, dominant society. John Carter Brown Library Providence. RINorman Fier* Folger Shakespeare Library $7.031*To support an international conference on Washington. DCLena C. Orlin th^ role of books in the Americas. especially in the $2,500*To support an international conference development of colonial Latin American society and on 18th-century Dutch history and culture. The culture. conference will concentrate on the Enlightenment as it developed in the Netherlands, leading to the revolution National Humanities Center of 1787. Research Triangle Park, NCRobert II. Sikorski $16,213To support a conference that investigates. on a state-by-state basis. the process of ratification of the DIVISION OF U.S. Constitution. RESEARCH PROGRAMS *Prior year award receiving fund:, in fiscal year 1987. 128 **Emergency grant. vo New York University University of California New York, NY Thomas Bender Los Angeles, CA Robert 1. Burns $18,000 To support an international conference that $20,000To support an international conference on focuses on the relationships among cities and univer- the Inquisition in Spain and the New World, con- sities inNestern history. centrating on its role in the development of the latter.

Northwestern University University of Evanston, IL Richard D. Green Mangilao, GU Michael W. Graves $2,556*To support an international conference on $35,000To support an international conference on music bibliography. The conference will explore issues Micronesian archaeology that focuses on the signifi- and problems in the use of primary and secondary cance of major recent historical and archaeological sources in musicological research and result in new advances in the region. directions for advancing research in these areas, in- cluding ethnomusicology. University of Maryland College Park, MD Charles E. Butterworth Princeton Theological Seminary $18,000To support an international conference on Princeton, NJ James H. Charlesworth the political dimensions of Islamic philosophy, specifi- $20,000 To support an international conference or cally as they emerged in the teachings of medieval the emergence of the concepts of the Messiah and Muslim philosophers. Christ in early Judaism and Christianity. University of Minnesota State University of New York Research Foundation Minneapolis, MN James D. Tracy Buffalo, NY Peter H. Hare $20,000To support an international conference on $22,000 To support a conference that addresses the changing patterns of international trade in the early issue of analyzing philosophical arguments in their modern period, 1350-1750. historical contexts rather than analysis without ra- tional reconstruction or reference to historical develop- University of Minnesota ment. St. Paul, MN Rudolph J. Fawn $22,000*To support a conference on European Southern Methodist University migration to America, 1830-1930. Dallas, TX Victor P Furnish $16,294*To support an international conference on University of Notre Dame interpretations of the Apostle Paul and his letters, Notre Dame, IN James T Cushing especially the ways in which they influenced and were $7,600To support an international conference on influenced by the cultural and intellectual movements the implications of quantum theory, including recent of the first five centuries of the Christian era. developments, for the various branches of the disci- pline of philosophy. Stanford University Stanford, CA Eckart H. Forster University of Notre Dame $1,000*To support an international conference on Notre Dame, IN I Samuel Valenzuela Immanuel Kant's Opus Postumum. The conference $20,000To support an international conference on will concentrate on the significance ofthis work for the the role of labor movements in national transitions entirety of Kant's philosophy. from authoritarianism to democracy.

Syracuse University University of Oregon Syracuse, NY James M. Powell Eugene, OR Colette G. Craig $6,000*To support an international conference to $27,000To support an international conference on relate Leopold von Ranke's philosophical ideas and his the state of linguistic research in lowland South notion of history as a calculable set of general laws to American languages. the development of 19th-century intellectual history and to the development of history as a discipline. University of Toledo Toledo, OH Daniel I Iihtermeier University of California $4,760To support a national conference on the Berkeley, CA Robert P Hughes acting of Shakespeare from the Victorian period to $25,000To support an international conference on World War II. Christianity in Russia over the past millenium. University of Wisconsin University of California Madison, WI David Bethea Berkeley, CA John M. Smith, Jr $4,000*To support a conference on scholarship $1,500*To support an international conference on dealing with Alexander Pushkin. The conference will saints and sainthood in Islam. The conference will deal be an examination of the multidisciplinary study of with the significance of the varying ways in which this central figure in Russian letters and imagination. Islam views and uses the veneration of saints. Westfield Center for Early Keyboard Studies University of California Easthampton, MA Lynn D. Edwards Los Angeles, CA Richard Ashcraft $4,000*To support an international conference on $20,000To support an international conference that 17th-century German music. reexamines latitudinarianism in late 17th- and early DIVISION OF loth-century British culture in light of recent research RESEARCH PROGRAMS into the intellectual history of the time. 'Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. 129 r 1 } 6111 1 t. DIVISION OF STATE PROGRAMS

tate humanities councils were es- imaginative leadership, the division again in tablished on the premise that a democratic fiscal year 1987 held a special competition for society is nurtured by an educated populace. By exemplary projects and permitted councils to use providing the people of their states with oppor- a limited portion of their grant funds to develop tunities for reflection, reasoned inquiry, and and conduct specific projects of their own as an serious discussion with scholars knowledgeable effective way of ensuring that fine humanities in the humanities, the state councils contribute to programs are available in all regions of the states. the ability of Americans to apply critical intel- Also, the division used discretionary funds to ligence to the decisions that shape civic life. recognize those state councils that are con- Increasingly, the state councils are encouraging ducting programs of outstanding quality. wide public discussion of the place ofthe human- For the first time in 1987, small planninggrants ities in elementary and secondary education and were made available to state councils to under- are supporting teacher seminars and institutes to take the planning and research necessary in strengthen the teaching of the humanities in the advance of initiating a major statewide or re- schools. gional project. With support from one of these The Endowment makes annual grants to the planning grants, the state humanities councils in state councils through the Division of State Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and Programs. The councils then support. on a Wyoming planned and designed cooperative competitive basis, locally initiated humanities regional programs for circulation through state programs for the people of their states. council resource centers. To encourage outstanding project ideas and Learning in the humanities flourishes in the public domain when scholars share what they know with the larger community. In 1987 the Published in 1939 the Delaware Humanities Forum gave support to WPA Guide to Flor- "Heroes, Heroines, and the Heroic," a series of ida wasone of the public programs to explore the concept of hero- Baedecker-type slate FILO IRI'l I ism in Western and non-Western cultures. The guides evahiated in a project, which encompassed ars interpretive ex- 1986 Florida Endow- 2 EY= = 4iv hibit, twelve public lectures, reading and film ment for the Human- discussion series, and a conference, focused on ales symposium. The the literary, historical, and sociocultural aspects WPA and the Federal of heroism. Writers' Project" Ta Also, state councils fostered the intelligent symposiumwasthe discussion of great works of literature and history first systematic reap- with knowledgeable scholars by supporting praisal of the state scholar-led reading and discussion programs for guidebooks produced the general public in small and large public by the Works Projects libraries and community settings from Roches- Administration. ter, Vermont, to Kanab City, Utah. With a grant from the Kentucky Humanities Council, the Laurel County Public Library in London, Ken-

DIVISION OF tucky, hosted "Scholar's Choice," a series focusing STATE PROGRAMS on works that inck.:;ed Cather's The Professor's House, Austen's Emma, Sophocles' Oedipus Rex, 130 and Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter, "Ethan 132 Map by Cornelius van T4')Ifliet, "Norumbega et Virginia" (1597). In the sixteenth and sev- enteenth centuries, portions (tithe North- east appeared on maps asNorumbega, with Maine's Brand," and "The Minister's Black Veil." sities and their scholars together with teachers in Penobscot River a The Utah Endowment for the Humanities order to contribute to excellence in the teaching clearjocal point. With developed a series of reading programs complete of the humanities, these institutes presented the a 1987 award, the with a study guide and discussion questions for teachers with stimulating substantive work in Maine Humanities libraries in communities with populations of less history, literature, the classics, and the Constitu- Council has begun than 25,000. tion. The Montana Committee for the Human- planning for a project, Throughout the year, programs on the U.S. ities supported three four-week seminars for "The Land of Norm- Constitution and the founding period were initi- forty-five high school teachers and admin- bcga. Maine in the ated or funded t y the state councils. The Virginia istrators on the evolution of the Gothic novel, a Age of Exploration Foundation on the Humanities and Public Policy study of Rousseau'sEmile,and the interrela- and Settlement.' conducted twelve five-part series of reading and tionship between history and literature. discussion programs on "The Supreme Court, Speakers bureaus and traveling exhibitions the Bill of Rights, and the Law," with introduc- enabled state councils in 1987 to make human- tory lectures by A.E. Dick Howard, Henry ities programs available to less accessible regions Abraham, Robert O'Neil, and others. These of their states. programs, held at libraries and institutions In fiscal year 1987, millions of Americans throughout the state, were based on specific participated in projects supported by state coun- Supreme Court cases interpreting the Constitu- cils. At public meetings held in various locations tion. Also, with funding from NEH, the Federa- in each state, members of the public had the tion of State Humanities Councils prepared lb opportunity to comment and make recommen- Celebrate the Constitution: A Guide for Public dations on the state plan of their humanities Programs in the Humanities, 1987-1991,a major council. Since the establishment of the state resource for humanities programs based on the programs, humanities projects have involved works cited in the Endowment's Bicentennial more than 1,500 libraries, 1,200 museums, 1,000 Bookshelf Program. historical societies, and 1,200 colleges and uni- The state councils have continued to take an versities. From the beginning, state humanities active role in promoting humanities education in programs have relied on volunteer councils of the schools by designing projects that build citizens whose sense of purpose and commit- bridges between institutions of higher learning ment to the humanities have provided significant and secondary schools. In the su nmer of 1987, humanities programs for the people throughout 150 teachers from more than 100 Connecticut their states. schools participated in institutes sponsored co- operatively by the Connecticut Humanities DIVISION OF Council, the Connecticut Department of Educa- Marjorie Berlincourt STATE PROGRAMS tion, and several Connecticut corporations. De- Director signed as collaborative activities to bring univer- Division of State Programs 131 i: 1:33 STATE HUMANITIES PROGRAMS

The Endowment makes annual grants to state councils in allfifty states, the Distna of-Ohm:Ma. Puerto Rica and the U.S Virgin Islands. The councils match these federal grantswith an equal amount olcash or in-Ind contributions to secure local support for humanities projects developed andsponsored by the state councils.

Alabama Humanities Foundation Idaho Humanities Council Birmingham. ALWilliam W Kelly Boise. IDSusan E. Swetnam $421,960* $370.250*

Alaska Humanities Forum Illinois Humanities Council Anchorage. AKMichael Oleksa Chicago. ILCullom Davis $469.650* $633.940*

Arizona Humanities Council Illinois Humanities Council Phoenix, AZMyrna Ilarrisrn Chicago. ILCullom Davis $383.360* $50.000

Arkansas Endowment for the Humanities Indiana Committee for the Humanities Little Rock. AR itfurkAuburn Indianapolis. INDiana Leslie $450.840* $545.048

California Council for the Humanities Iowa Humanities Board San Francisco. CAConstance M. Carroll Iowa City. IADarwin T Thrner $899362* $376.910*

California Council for the Humanities Kansas Committee for the Humanities San Francisco. CAConstance M. Ca; roll Topeka. KSOwen Kowe $195,544 $373.258

Colorado Endowment for the Humanities Kentucky Humanities Council, Inc. Denver. COIra Plotkin Lexington. KYThomas Gremlield $ 397.063* $395.590*

Connecticut Humanities Council Kentucky Humanities Council, Inc. Middletown. CT AnnY Smith Lexington. KYThomas Greenfield $438.710* $50.000

Connecticut Humanities Council Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities Middletown. CT AmY Smith New Orleans. LAFraser Snolsrlen $50.000 $434.510*

D.C. Community Humanities Council Maine Humanities Council Washington. DCAlan Jabbour Portland. MEPatriciaA.Riley $330.090* $343.376*

Delaware Humanities Forum Maine Humanities Council Wilmington. DEJohn S C'ratsfiird Portland. MEPatriciaA.Riley $335.126* $50.000

Florida Endowment for the Humanities Maryland Humanities Council Tampa. FLMichael T Bass Baltimore. MD R.Cresap Davis $480378 $491.240*

Fundacion Puertorriquena de las Ilumanidades Massachusetts Foundation for the Humanities and San Juan, PREladio R. Quinones Public Policy $378,048 South Hadley. MA Ste/thenIC Nissenbaum $400.888 Georgia Endowment for the Humanities Atlanta. GAThomas Brewer Michigan Council for the Humanities $445,480* East Lansing. MIJohn Wrikht $506.978 Hawaii Committee for the Humanities Honolulu. HIRobert K. Sakai Minnesota Humanities Commission $360,577* Saint Paul. MN Afarjorie Bingham S449.420* Humanities Foundation of West Virginia Institute, WVJamesII:Rowley Mississippi Committee for the Humanities DIVISION OF $367.500 Jackson. MS /17,zr il:Prenshaw STATE PROGRAMS $324,693

132 'Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. Missouri Humanities Council Maryland Heights, MO Walter Daniel $366,000

Montana Committee for the Humanities Missoula, MT Chris Pine! $328,910

Nebraska Committee for the Humanities Lincoln, NE Charles J. Dougherty $366,930*

Nebraska Committee for the Humanities This architectural Lincoln, NE C /harlesJ. Dougherty drawing ofa cathedral $50,000 is included in "Fac- Nevada Humanities Committee cinatim with Space: Reno, NV Dina Titus Tlt, Thirteenth and $350,308 7isrmieth Centuries" a travel* exhibition New Hampshire Council for the Humanities ft aided by the Okla- Concord. NH Nancy E Afarashio $328.620* homa Foundation for the Ihtmanitim which New Jersey Committee for the Humanities compares the cultures New Brunswick. NJ Timothy Gist of medieval Europe $481268 and contemporary New Mexico Endowment for the Humanities technological society Albuquerque. NM Christina Amnia $362.490 South Carolina Committee for the Humanities New York Council for the Humanities Columbia. SC Larry Jackson New York. NY Eli:abaft Iola). $388.620* $785,788 South Dakota Committee on the Humanities North Carolina Humanities Committee Brookings, SD Freda I lawn Greensboro. NC Joseph IV ,tfann $359.658 $462,679 Tennessee Humanities Council North Dakota Humanities Council Nashville. TN Milton .tf. Klein Bismarck. ND Astrid.-Itiderson $421.008 $396.068 "l'exas Committee for the Humanities Ohio Humanities Council Austin. TX William P Might Columbus, OH Patrick T Fit:gemld $721.889* $616.580* Utah Endowment for the Humanities Oklahoma Foundation for the Humanities Salt Lake City. UT Robert }butte Oklahoma City. OK David Baird $363.690* $437.930 Vermont Council on the Humanities Oklahoma Foundation for the Humanities Hyde Park. VT Dennis Debevec Oklahoma City. OK !V David Baird $368.910 $50.000 Virgin Islands Humanities Council Oregon Committee for the Humanities St. Thomas. VI Ruth A/col:mar Portland. OR David C Olson $20.450 $367,365 Virgin Islands Humanities Council Pennsylvania Humanities Council St. Thomas. VI fuel Rhymer Philadelphia. PA Afartha B. Montgomery $201.000 $669,598 Virginia Foundation for the Humanities and Rhode Island Committee for the Humanities Public ?olicy Providence. RI Bntce Bradley Charlottesville. VA Robert G Rogers $334,300. $563.370*

Virginia Foundation for the Humanities id DIVISION OF Public Policy STATE PROGRAMS Charlottesville, VA Robert G. Rogers 'Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. $50.000 133 Li 51- ta-

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The photograph ofa Haman feeding chick- ens (1928) is among several photographs and artifacts in

"Minot at librk: , " er,t 1 Nebraska 1880-19401 " a traveling twhibition Cop, **: funded by the Nebraska Committee far the Humanities

Washington Commission for !h,.. Humanities Wyoming Council for the Humanities Olympia, WA John D. Ishii Laramie, WY Chris Plant $551.1)10 $332.200

Wisconsin Humanities Committee Wyoming Council for the Humanities Madison. WI ilfartin Zaneer Laramie.WY Chris Plant $391,451 $50.000

EXEMPLARY PROJECTS

The Endoment aces a pordon a f its discrethmaryAndsibr state programs to support a special (annum», fill' gale and mional exemplary anards. 'Moe attar& support state lhunanities projectsqfa scope not °them Ise finanaall) feasible and recognize state humanities projects of an imaginative and evemplary nature.

Arizona Humanities Council Connecticut Humanities Council Phoenix. AZ Afyrna Harrison Middletown, CT ihir, Y. Smith $4,982 To support two planning meetings for the $14,900To support plannine to determine how representatives from the Arizona. Colorado. New public programming in the I.maaitics can be made Mexico. Utah. and Wyoming state council resource more accessible to audivice; throughout the New centers to plan and design cooperative regic "al pro- England states. and to examine the feasibility of grams for circulation throughout the consortium. establishing a regional humanities resource center.

Arkansas Endowment for the Humanities DelawareHumanities Little Rock. AR Mark Auburi Wilmington. DE John $65,000To produce brochures. school study guides. $70.000To support ar interpretive exhibition, lec- and three copies ofa 16-paw:I exhibit on the prehistoric tures. reading and film discussion series. and a con- native American cultures of Arkansas. ference on the concept ofheroism in Western and non- Western cultures. Teachers and -rians will take part California Council for the Humanities in the project. San Francisco, CA Cataluna, M. Carroll $63.946To support programming on the U.S. Con- 1NA/Aetna stitution for rural audiences in the Great Central Valley Pittsburgh. PA as well as other groutFollowi ng a dramatic presenta- $9.043To cover the costs of an insurancepolicy held tion, scholars train-., byconstitutional specialists will by NEH for the state humanities councils. lead the discussions. Iowa Humanities Board Circle, Inc. Iowa City. IA Thomas E. Gilbert McLean, VA $70,000To support readingand discussion pro- $282,358To provide planning. travel, and logistical grams. a traveling photographic exhibition, and two support forth= regional orientation conferences each major annual lectures focusing on the traditions and DIVISION OF for newmembers of state councilsand executive values of Iowa rural life and exploring the changing STATE PROGRAMS directors, and one conference for all state council cultural landscape of the state. chairmen in 19" 134 'Prior year award receiving funds in Fiscal year 1987. 6 Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities North Dakota Humanities Council New Orleans, LAFraser Snowden Bismarck, NDAstrid Anderson $67,000To support two 1988 summer institutes for $40,000To support a project focused on 1889, the secondary school teachers in foreign languages and year North Dakota became a state. A traveling exhibi- culture: and subsequent in-service workshops at the tion and library discussion programs on music, art participating teachers' home institutions. history, and literature will focus on the cultural context of that year. Maine Humanities Council Portland, MEPatricia A. Riley Ohio Humanities Council $70,000To support a series of programs, an exhibi- Columbus, OHPatrick T Fitzgerald tion, a symposium, seminars, a conference, and $6,000To support a two-day conference on the community programs throughout Maine, based on capacity of humanities scholarship to address changes rare 16th- and 17th-century maps that focus on in the state's physical environment with the purpose of Maine's role in exploration and American settlement. considering a future statewide program on the subject.

National Federation of State Humanities Councils Oklahoma Foundation for the Humanities Washington, DCSondra Myers Oklahoma City, OK 1,VDavid Baird $15,000*To support the editing, design, and printing $70,000To support two traveling photographic ex- of the publicationTo Celebrate the Constitution: A hibitions based on the collections of the Thomas Guide to Public Programs in the Humanities, 1987-91. Gilcrease Museumone on the U.S. constitutional era and one on the exploration of the American West. National Federation of State Humanities Councils Washington, DCSondra Myers Pennsylvania Humanities Council $26,954**To support the research and writing of a Philadelphia, PAMartha B. Montgomery guide to public programs on the U.S. Constitution, $69,700To support the development, production, including reading and discussion programs, seminars, and circulation of a 16-page newspaper supplement conferences, and lecture series, based on the works in and the development and implementation of a reading the Bicentennial Bookshelf. and discussion series on the humanistic dimensions of health and human values. National Federation of State Humanities Councils Washington, DCSondra Myers Tennessee Humanities Council $209,291To support national services provided by Nashville, TN the Federation of State Humanities Councils to the 53 $10,000To support the development of a local area state humanities councils. network-based information management system.

New Hampshire Council for the Humanities Wisconsin Humanities Committee Concord, NHNancy F Marashio Madison, WIMartin Zanger $65,045To support an exhibition, a play, and a $30,000To support reading and discussion pro- speakers bureau on New Hampshire's role in the grams on "A Sense of Place" in 20 communities, using ratification of the Constitution, and a 20-part series of both literary and historical texts. articles reprinted from newspapers of the constitu- tional era. *Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. **Emergency grant.

An 1857 engraving of the view from the border monument near the edge of the Colorado desert was part of the 1986 exhibition, "Drawing the Line: Creation of an International Borden" at the Museum of San Diego History The exhibition was sup- ported by the Califor- nia Council for the Humanities.

DIv:310N OF STATE PROGRAMS t*t 1.11:W I RAN IRON MONUMENT 11011,DEAR TREEDOE Or THE COLORADO DESERT LOOKING EAST 135 4t1 f to

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hallenge grants improve the grant, humanities programs at Hendrix could The American neo- program quality and long-term financial stability enjoy additional support of approximately classic architecture of of nonprofit institutions where teaching, learn- $25,000 annually and funding sources for that the Hickham-Valen- ing, and research in the humanities cccur. Chal- institution will increase. tine house (1812) is lenge grant recipients, which include a wide range Also in fiscal year 1987, the Museum of evident in the curved of educational and cultural institutions and American Textile History in North Andover, staircase. The Valen- organizations, must raise from nonfederal fund- Massachusetts, was awarded a $325,000 chal- tine Museum received ing sources three or four times the amount of lenge grant for the purchase of furniture, shelving a 1987 challenge grant federal funds offered and must also demonstrate for artifacts, and expenses related to moving to a for restoring the house that Endowment support will sustain or develop larger facility. Gift funds of $975,000 will bring and enlarging the edu- a high quality of work that will contribute this award to a total of $1.3 million. cational and cura- significantly to the humanities. The program The University of Dayton received a grant of torial staff enjoys a very high success rate in securing $300,000 to support the endowment ofa chair in matching fundsbetter than 95 percent over the the humanities, faculty development, seminars, past ten yearsand has helped many institutions summer grants, guest speakers and visiting schol- develop new sources of support that continue to ars, and library acquisitions in philosophy, his- benefit the institutions long after the Endowment tory, and English. All these improvements are grants have ended. designed to enhance the newly established core Since the program began in 1977. recipients curriculum of nineteen courses for students in have reported raising more than $658 million in the College of Arts and Sciences. new or increased donations in return for $212 The Iowa City Public Library received a million in federal challenge funds. This figure is challenge grant of $125,000 toward a permanent well over the amount required by the program s endowment of $500,000 that will support the matching provisions. continued acquisition of humanities materials. During fiscal year 1987, the Office of Challenge The challenge grant is part of the library's capital Grants received 209 applications and made forty- drive to build a $1 million centennial endowment one awards. The applications came from ninety- fund. five institutions of higher education, sixty-nine In Richmond, Virginia, the restoration of a museums and historical organizations, and an historic house is part of the purpose of a assortment of media stations, public libraries, $400,000 grant to the Valentine Museum. The research libraries, professional associations, uni- balance of the $1.6 million total raised by the versity presses, and centers for advanced study. grant will establish an endowment to support a Among this year's recipients of Endowment curator and an educational officer for this facility. challenge grants is Hendrix College in Conway, The generosity of Americans to institutions Arkansas. Under the terms ofthe award, Hendrix whose work they value is legendary. This philan- will receive $143,750 from the Endowment if the thropic spirit is responding to the stimulus of the college can demonstrate that it has raised Endowment's Challenge Grants Program to at- $431,250 in nonfederal donations. If successful, tain financial security for the humanities in this small liberal arts college will have a total of institutions around the country. $575,000 to establish an endowment to provide sum. aer seminars and fellowships for humanities faculty, to support visiting scholars in humanities Harold Cannon OFFICE OF disciplines, and to strengthen the required curric- Director CHALLENGE GRANTS ulum of its collegiate center. As a result of the Office of Challenge Grants 137

,:. 13.) CHALLENGE GRANTS

Allen County Public Library Association for the Advancement of Baltic Studies Fort Wayne, IN Mahwah, NJ $150,000*To support the establishment of an en- $12,000*To establish an endowment to ensure con- dowment fund for humanities library materials. tinued publication of theJournal of Baltic Studies,to stimulate preparation of Baltic studies research tools, American Antiquarian Society to encourage and support publication of scholarly Worcester, MA books and monographs through the expansion of the $51,581*To establish an endowment that will sup- subsidy program, and to develop the executive office. port library acquisitions, the salaries of a professional conservator and intern, the enhancement of staff Athenaeum of Philadelphia salaries and the hiring of two new cataloguers, and the Philadelphia, PA basic administrative costs of the office of associate $164,134*To support establishment of an endow- director for research and publication. ment for a curator of architecture, a circulation librarian, and a bibliographer. American Council of Learned Societies New York, NY Baltimore City Life Museums $300,000To augment the endowment for the coun- Baltimore, MD cil's research fellowships, grants-in-aid, fellowships for $80,000To create an endowment for five new profes- recent recipients of the Ph.D., and travel grants to sional positions in the museums, and to support costs international meetings abroad. for exhibitions, conservation, and publications in the humanities. American Institute of Physics New York, NY Beloit College $20,000To augment an endowment for the in- Beloit, WI stitute's Center for the History of Physics, to purchase $68,750*To establish an endowment for pro- computer equipment for the center, and to support fessorships in modern language and philosophy, lan- fund-raising costs. guage study programs, junior faculty development, the enrichment of the college's new program in American American Musicological Society Values and Institutions, and audiovisual equipment Philadelphia, PA and computers for humanities programs. $35,000*To establish an endowment that would provide five national fellowships for graduate musi- Bradford College cologists to finish their dissertations. These non- Bradford, MA renewable, competitive grants would be held for one $70,000To establish an endowment to provide sal- year, following the completion of all course work aries for staff', faculty, and student tutors in the college's leading to the degree. writing program in the humanities.

American Schools of Oriental Research Bradley University Philadelphia, PA Peoria, IL $116,709To augment endowments for staff positions $80,000To support the renovation. expansion, and and operating costs in the humanities, and to improve equipping of the university's Cullom-Davis Library. the schools' physical plants in Jerusalem, Amman, and Nicosia. Bridgewater College Bridgewater, VA Archaeological Conservancy $250,000*To support the establishment of an en- Santa Fe, NM dowment for chairs in comparative religion and inter- $75,000*To support the establishment of an operat- national studies, and to support a visiting scholars and ing endowment, and to support the development symposium program, faculty development, and li- program of the conservancy. brary acquisitions.

Architectural History Foundation Bronx Museum of the Arts New York, NY Bronx, NY $5,000*To support the establishment of a revolving $45,000*To support completion of a project to fund to reduce the need for annual subsidies, and to renovate the historic building in which the museum is launch major publication projects. housed, and to provide greater access to art education and history programs for the museum's patrons. Asian Cultural Council New York, NY Brown University $75,000*To establish an endowment to support Providence, RI fellowships for Americans to study and do research in $250,000*To establish an endowment to cover the Asia. costs of library acquisitions focusing on the classics, old world archaeology, the history of mathematics, history, area studies, language and literature, theater arts, and the history of music and art and the costs of staff to catalogue these holdings. OFFICE OF CHALLENGE GRANTS

138 *Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. 140 Bryn Mawr College Colorado College Bryn Mawr, PA Colorado Springs, CO $50,000To establish endowments for new faculty $150,000To establish an endowment to expand the positions in Russirn and Chinese, the development of Southwestern Studies Program through remodeling courses in these fields, and to provide funds for the physical facility providing staff salaries, establish- equipment for the college language center. ing a chair for visiting scholars, and making grants to college scholars. Butler University Indianapolis, IN Columbia University $150,000*To renovate and modernize a humanities New York, NY classroom building, Arthur Jordan Memorial Hall; to $225,000*To establish an endowment for the devel- endow a humanities convocation series; and to endow opment of junior faculty in the humanities. Awards a professorship in the humanities. would be made for research and writing during the summer, manuscript preparation, research materials CUNY Research Foundation, City College and equipment, and travel to professional meetings, New York, NY symposia, and conferences. $175,000*To establish an endowment for two special positions for junior faculty, a program for faculty Concordia College development, a center for the humanities, and visiting Moorhead, MN scholars and writers to enhance instruction within the $55,212*To establish, as part of a larger endowment college's graduate courses. campaign, the Concordia Humanities Endowment Fund, and to support further curricular, faculty, and CUNY Research Foundation, Graduate School and library development, primarily related to recent imple- University Center mentation of the new core curriculum. New York, NY $225,000To establish endowments for four new Cranbrook Institute of Science professorial chairs in the following disciplines: art Bloomfield Hills, MI history, comparative literature, music history, and the $50,000To support renovation of the anthropology history of theater. exhibitim hall and co112ctions storage space, as well as the construction of an anthropology classroom and Chicago Historical Society offices for anthropology staff members. Chicago, IL $230,000*To support the renovation of the society's Dickinson College present buildingand the completion of a new wing that Carlisle, PA will provide more laboratory and storage areas for its $550,000*To support the establishment of an en- humanities collections, exhibition galleries, and public dowment for a languag, and area studies program, to orientation and service areas. support visiting professorships in internati,Nlal and cross-cultural studies, to strengthen Judaic studies, and Children's Museum of Oak Ridge, Inc. to support library collections. Oak Ridge, TN $11,430*To support building expansion, and to Duke University establish an endowment for education programs. Durham, NC $60,000*To support the establishment of an endow- Clemson University ment that will subsidize annually ten titles in the Clemson, SC humanities, and to subsidize titles in the humanities $100,000*To establish an endowment for library during the grant period while the endowment is being acquisitions in the humanities, faculty development established. and research, and special programs and events that would deepen understanding of the humanities at the East Hampton Historical Society university East Hampton, NY $75,000*To establish an endowment whose income Colgate University would provide permanent salary support for members Hamilton, NY of the staff responsible for its interpretive programs in $100,000*To establish an endowment for a new the humanities. chair in the humanities whose occupant would assume major responsibilities for the teaching of classics and Edison Institute ancient religion within the university's recently imple- Dearborn, MI mented core curriculum. $400,000*To support capital repairs to historically important buildings at Greenfield Village and the College of Idaho Henry Ford Museum, and to replenish the repository's Caldwell, ID endowment. $90,000*To establish an endowment increase for library acquisitions in the humanities; an endowment Empire State College Foundation for faculty development through such activities as Saratoga Springs, NY research projects, seminars, attendance at conferences, $10,000*To establish an endowment that will be and course development; and an endowed chair in the used for development projects for humanities faculty: Department of English. study leaves, support for research, travel funds for attendance at professional meetings, and awards to cover the costs of preparing manuscripts for publica- OFFICE OF tion. MALENGE GRANTS

*Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. 139 14.E Enoch Pratt Free Library Hendrix College Baltimore, MD Conway, AR $200,000*To support the initiation of a capital $40,000 To augment an endowment to provide campaign forthe renovation ofthe Central Library and summer seminars and fellowships for faculty, and to several branches, and to augment an endowment for support visiting scholars and lecturers in order collections and services. strengthen the required curriculum of its collegiate center. Essex Institute Salem, MA Hermann-Grima Historic House $230,000To support renovation of galleries and two New Orleans, LA historic houses, installation in its library of a climate $17,884*To support augmentation of the current control system, and creation of an endowment for endowment for living history programs, adult lectures, humanities exhibitions and the salary ofan interpreta- and archaeological work at the historic house. tion specialist. Higgins Armory Museum Fitchburg Art Museum Worcester, MA Fitchburg, MA $200,000 To establish an endowment to cover oper- $80,000To support renovation of space for an atingexpenses and renovation ofthe museum, provid- expanded museum, and to establish an endowment for ing climate control, remodelled exhibition areas, and general operating expenses for the museum's new access for the handicapped. addition. High Desert Museum Folger Shakespeare Library Bend, OR Washington, DC $80,000 To establish an endowment for staff salaries $500,000To establish endowments for two cura- and the operating costs of a new hall for humanities torships, four senior research fellowships, and library exhibitions, and to suppt the creation of a perma- acquisitions in the humanities, and to help complete nent exhibition, Spirit of the West. the renovation of rooms used for humanities pro- grams. Homer Society of Natural History Homer AK Fort Ligonier Memorial Foundation $50,000*To support an addition to the museum for Ligonier, PA more exhibition space, storage space, a multi-purpose $55,645*To support an endowment for education room for programs, and construction to make the programs, to support the position of curator of educa- building accessible to the handicapped. tion, and to support the maintenance of the collection. Iowa City Public Library Foundation Freeport Historical Society Iowa City, IA Freeport, ME $42,000 To establish an endowment to increase the $50,000To support restoration ofa historical house, library's budget for humanities materials. and to establish an endowment for a coordinator of public programs in the humanities and a part-time John Carter Brown Library curator. Providence, RI $300,000*To support the completion ofa four-story Goodnow Library annex to the library's present building and the renova- Sudbury, MA tion of its present facilities which will improve schol- $5,000*To support the humanities-related portion arly access to its humanities collections and their of the costs to join a network of automated library continuing maintenance. services and resource sharing, and to augment the endowment to offset system costs beyond the grant KCET/Community TV of Southern California period. Los Angeles, CA $600,000*To estaLiish a cash reserve fund for the Guilford College acquisition and production of national programming Greensboro, NC in the humanities and the purchase of production and $200,000*To augment an endowmen for library broadcasting equipment. acquisitions in the humanities, to provide partial support for library a.Jtomation, and to support renova- KLRU-TV tion and the addition of a new wing for the library. Austin, TX $140,000*To support the purchase of production Hamline University and engineering equipment for the station's produc- St. Paul, MN tion and broadcast of local and national humanities $36,352*To establish an endowment to support programming. faculty and curricular development projects, such as workshops and travel; additional library acquisitions KTEH-TV Foundation in the humanities; and visiting speakers, faculty and San Jose, CA student symposia, and other student projects. $8,193*To support the establishment of an endow- ment for the acquisition of humanities programs, the establishment ofa cash reserve fornational humanities OFFICE OF productions, the augmentation of a fend for local humanities productions, and the establishment of a CHALLENGE GRANTS capital reserve fund. *Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. 142 Kauffman Museum, Bethel College North Newton, KS $40,000*To support the establishment of a desig- nated endowment to provide permanent staffing for the college's semi-autonomous museum, and thereby Applique and pieced to continue development of educational programs and quilt in a Princess improvement of collections management. Feather with Oak Kenyon College Leaves design. ca. Gambier, OH 1860. The Museum of $100,000To support renovation of the college's History and Science in principal classroom building for the humanities, and Louisville, Kentucky, to provide funds for library acquisitions in the human- ities. was awarded a 1987 challenge grant for Lake County Public Library conservation of the Merrillville, IN ,nusewns collection $25,000*To support the establishment of an endow- and creation of a per- ment for acquisitions in the humanities. manent exhibition on Lincoln City Library Foundation the history of the Lincoln, NE region. $10,275*To support the establishment of an endow- ment for the programs and operation of the Heritage Middle East Studies Association Room, which houses special collections of Nebraska Tucson. AZ literature and history. $20,000* To support establishment of an endow- ment for additional staff, to restore a visiting scholars Louisiana State University Press program, and to expand existing scholarly and public Baton Rouge, I.A service activities. $6,460*To establish an endowment to subsidize titles in the humanities and a separate capital fund to Midland Lutheran College support the initial costs of major publishing projects in Tremont, NE the humanities, which will be replenished from the $50,000* To establish an endowment that will be subsequent sales of these books. used to enhance a requiA freshman course entitled "Odyssey in the Human Spirit," to supplement the Manhattan College budget for humanities library acquisitions, and to Riverdale, NY increase support for other faculty and curriculum $53,000*To support the renovation of the college's development. principal humanities building, and to establish endow- ments for visiting scholars in the humanities and for Missouri Historical Society collaborative research projects by faculty and students. St. Louis, MO $192,607*To support an increase in an endowment Manitowoc Maritime Museum for programs and operations. Manitowoc, WI $81,250*To support completion of permanent ex- Monmouth College hibitions on Great Lakes mar' time history, provision West Long Branch, NJ of new museum facilities, and underwriting the costs $75,000*To fund catch-up library acquisitions in the of the development office. humanities and contribute to library computerization and electronic security projects, to establish an endow- Mercer University ment to maintain an adequate level of library acquisi- Macon, GA tions, and to support renovation of Woodrow Wilson $175,000*To establish an endowment for faculty Hall for humanities offices and classrooms. development, library acquisitions, and a lectitre series forthe College of Liberal Arts, as part of the university's Museum of American:xtile History sesquicentennial campaign. North Andover, MA $93,749To support the purchase of furniture and Metropolitan Pittsburgh Public Broadcasting shelving for artifacts ;::,,nificant to the humanities and Pittsburgh, PA expenses related to moving to a larger facility $325,000To develop local productions in the hu- manities for radio, television, and print materials, and Museum of Hit,tory and Science to establish a cash reserve for research and the Louisville, KY production of national programming in the human- $250,000To establish an endowment for the conser- ities. vation of the museum's collections, to support the renovation of the climate control system, and to Michigan Technological University provide funds for the creation of a permanent exhibi- Houghton, MI tion on the history of the region. $100,000To provide partial support for renovation and construction of the Walker Arts and Humanities Museum of Science OFFICE OF Center. Boston, MA $100,000To establish an endowment for the support CHALLENGE GRANTS of humanities exhibitions and programs. *Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. 141

Lz 143 National History Day Providence Public Library Cleveland, OH Providence, RI $30,000*To establish a cash reserve to provide $300,000To support the renovation of the historic financial stability and to strengthen fund-raising and central library to make more efficient use of space, to development capabilities. install a climate control system, to improve security, and to provide access for the hai,dicapped. National Humanities Faculty Atlanta, GA Rhode Island Historical Society $50,000*To support increased development and Providence, RI fund-raising activities, to support the retirement of a $100,000To support restoration of the John Blown deficit, and to support the establishment of a cash House, to create an endowment for operating zosts reserve for fund-raising and development costs. related to the humanities, and to instal! a new he ating plant and climate control system. New England Historic Genealogical Society Boston, MA Saint Anselm College $225,000*To support an endowment for a revolving Manchester, NH publication fund, a book acquisition fund, and an $125,000To support constructionpan addtuon to education fund to increase programs for teachers and the library, and to establish nts for the librarians, and to support conferences on ethnic topics acquisition ofbooks and periodic.. umanities. and workshops on genealogy. Saint John's University New York Public Library Collegeville, MN New York, NY $175,000*To support the raising of additional en- $2,000,000* To support collections development, dowment for the Hill Monastic Manuscript Library. conservation and preservation, bibliographic access to holdings, and reference services Saint Lawrence County Historical Association Canton, NY Oberlin College $34,000*To establish an endowment that will sup- Oberlin, OH port publication of a history newspaper for school $570,000*To support the establishment of five en- children and provide salaries for an education spe- dowments for humanities professorships, fellowships cialist and program coordinator, and to support the for humanities faculty, and library acquisitions. restoration of an 1840s kitchen and completion of a climate control system. Oberlin Shansi Memorial Association Oberlin, OH Saint Mary's College $15,000To create an endowment to support four Notre Dame, IN additional English teaching positions at Asian univer- $175,000*To support the endowment of a human- sities for American representatives. ities chair, and to support endowment funds for humanities faculty development. Ohio historical Foundation Columbus, OH Saint Olaf College $200,000*To support an endowment for collections Northfield, MN acquisitions, conservation programs, and the estab- $100,000To support construction of a wing to the lishment of a visiting scholar-curator program. library and to establish endowments for library operat- ing costs and a chair in Norwegian studies. Otterbein College Westerville, OH Shelburne Museum $100,000*To support establishment of an Alumni Shelburne, VT Humanities Endowment, library acquisitions, and $75.000To support the renovation of a historic barn, faculty development programs. the preparation of a permanent exnibition on the history ofagriculture at this site, the construction ofan Pennsylvania State University orientation center, and the creation of exhibitions for University ark, PA the center. $300,000*To establish an endowment for the Col- lege ofLiberal Arts to support faculty chairs in literary Society for Values in Higher Education theory and comparative literature, Anglo-German New Haven. CT literary relations, and ethics; a humanities faculty $10,000To augment an endowment for conferences, fellows program; and a faculty development program workshops, special projects, publications. and admin- for scholarly research and curriculum development. istrative expenses in the humanities.

Pomona College Southwest Museum Claremont, CA Los Angeles, CA $225,000*lo increase the college's endowment for $235,121 To establish an endowment to provide faculty research and development, including sab- salaries for curators of archaeology, Spanish colonial batical fellowships, summer research, and general and Western Americana art, and folklore, as well as for research assistance. an assistant cataloguer and an archival assistant.

Providence Athenaeum OFFICE OF Providence, RI CHALLENGE GRANTS $40,000To augment an endowment supporting the work of a conservator and cataloguer in the library's 142 special collections in the humanities. *Prior year award receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. .1 d4 Springfield Library and Museums Association University of Oklahoma Press Springfield, MA Norman, OK $250,000'To support the renovation and restoration $50,000*To establish an endowment primarily to of the historic quadrangle buildings, which house a subsidize the annual production of several humanities library and four museums. titles which normally would not sell in sufficient quantity to covercosts. A small amount is to be used for Stanford University the professional development of staff. Stanford, CA $150,000 To establish an endowment for faculty University of Tulsa fellows at the Humanities Center, and to establish Tulsa, OK endowments in the university library to support a new $87,500*To support the establishment of endow- curatorand the conservation and acquisition of mate- ments for library acquisitions for undergraduate pro- rials for its special collec 'ons in Jewish studies. grams in the humanities and for a comparative literature symposium. University of Alabama Birmingham, AL valentine Museum $42,000*To establish an endowment, as part of the Richmond, VA university's first capital campaign, to enable the univer- $125,000To support restoration of the 1812 Wick- sity to provide visiting scholars to conduct fr,culty ham-Valentine House, and to create an endowment for seminars and to serve as guest lecturers in the basic a curator and an educational officer. interdisciplinary humanities courses and in the honors program. Vermont ETV Winooski, VT University of Arkansas $70,000*To support equipment purchases, to pro- Fayetteville, AR duce and acquire humanities programming, and to $490,000To establish an endowment for the Center establish an office for planned giving. for Arkansas and Regional Studies and for the College of Arts and Sciences' interdisciplinary humanities Vesterheim, Norwegian-American Museum program, for the renovation of the university's historic Decorah, IA central building, Old Main, and for fund-raising $40,144*To support the development of new donor expenses. sources for a capital campaign to restore historic buildings at the museum complex, to eliminate debts University of Baltimore Educational Foundation incurred in earlier restorations, to support installation Baltimore, MO of new computer and surveillance systems, and to $60,000 To support the establishment of endow- augment the operating endowment. ments for a visiting professorship, faculty develop- ment. library acquisitions and equipment, and student Victoria Society of Maine and faculty cultural activiiies in the humanities. Portland. ME $15.000*To support completion of the restoration of University of California Press Victoria Mansion, and to increase the society's endow- Berkeley, CA ment. $100,000*To support the establishment of an en- dowment for humanities publicationsand the creation WGBH Educational Foundation ofa revolving capital fund for books in the humanities. Boston, MA $250,000*To establish a fund for research, the University of California, San Diego production of humanities programming, and the La Jolla, CA acquisition of additional programs in the humanities $300.000 To create an endowment for acquisitions during the next ten years. in the humanities, which will increase the library's general holdings in the humanities and its special Washington and Jefferson College collections for Pacific studies, Latin American studies, Washington, PA and contemporary studies. $45,000*To establish an endowment to support visiting scholars, fvulty stipends, student activities, University of Dayton summer institutes, and special programs: to augment Dayton, OH an endowment for library ,quisitions in the human- $80,000 To establish two endowments: one for li- ities and equipment for instructional use: and to brary acquisitions in philosophy, history, and English purchase computers for use in the humanities depart- and thr other for a faculty chair in the humanities. ments.

University of Nebraska Wing Luke Memorial Foundation, Inc. Lincoln, NE Seattle, WA $45,000* To support the augmentation of the endow- $29,000To support preparation of a new building for ment of the Center for Great Plains Studies. use as a museum, construction of a permanent exhibition on the Asian-American experience in the University of Notre Dame Seattle area, and creation of an endowment for Notre Dame, IN operating costs, marketing, and development. $100,000 To establish endowments at the university's Institute for Scholarship in the Liberal Arts in support of faculty fellowships and library acquisitions in the OFFICE OF humanities. CHALLENGE GRANTS

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significant portion of the in- books and journals relating to American history Filming a scene from tellectual legacy upon which education and and literature and to East Asian studies drawn the television docu- research in the humanities inevitably depends is from the collections of sixteen members of the mentor), "Shit Fires: disintegrating in libraries, archives, and other R,aearch Libraries Group. On the Preservation of repositories across the country. Millions of Columbia University received a major match- the Human Record." books, manuscripts, and documents are turning ing grant from the Office of Preservation during at the Library ofCon- to dust because of the acidic content of their 1987 in support ofthe only program in the United gress. A 1986 Preser- paper; and photographs, sound recordings, tapes, States that offers graduate instruction to both vation Projects grant and films are similarly threatened by factors conservators and preservation administrators. supported this produc- inherent to their physical structure. The Office of The Endowment's award will fund the training of ma wind: aired on Preservation was established to help institutions twenty librarians so that they can better deal with public television sta- and organizations responsible for these endan- the complex issues involved in the preservation of tions in 1987 gered materials confront this national problem. large research collections. Since its inception two years ago. the office has A concurrent need to provide training for the provided support for the preservation of knowl- existing staff of humanities institutions was edge that would otherwise have been lost to recognized by the office's grants to preservation future generations of scholars. It has also made field services at regional and national organiza- grants for the education of preservation person- tions like the Southeastern Library Network in nel, for regional preservation services that enable Atlanta, the Conservation Center of Art and smaller institutions to maintain their humanities Historic Artifacts in Philadelphia, the Society of collections, for research intended to improve American Archivists, and the American Associa- preservation technology and procedures, and for tion of State and Local History. The individual projects that are designed to increase public consultancies, on-site surveys, and workshops understanding of the preservation crisis. organized on various aspects of preservation In fiscal year 1987, an award from the Office of practice will reach hundreds of people who must Preservation supplied the necessary funding for make policy decisions affecting the proper treat- the American Theological Library Association ment and storage of materials entrusted to their to launch an extensive program to preserve the care. contents of 12,000 monographs on religious The U.S Newspaper Programfrom which a thought and history published from 1850 to 1910. state may receive successive awards to locate. Sixty-one libraries each subscribed $300,000 to catalogue, and microfilm its newspaper holdings sustain the operation of this program by purchas- continues to be a vital component of the office's ing microfiche copies for their collections. Grants work. In fiscal year 1987, Arkansas, Colorado, have also been made to individual institutions for Illinois, and Missouri joined the program; cata- the microfilming of books and manuscripts loguing and filming efforts were inaugurated in deemed essential for research on twentieth- Georgia, Louisiana, New York, Ohio, North century poetry, on American legal and economic Dakota, Washington, and Wisconsin; and Mon- history, on anthropology, on linguistics, and on tana, Nevada, and Utah concluded their news- the history of art, architecture, and music. These paper projects. In all, twenty-three states, one projects complement the office's support for the territory, and eight national repositories with microfilming of Russian language materials at newspaper titles from most of the fifty states, have

the , of Latin American docu- participated in the program. The projects con- OFFICE OF ments under the administrative aegis of the tinue to discover scores of newspaper titles, and PRESERVATION Center for Research Libraries, and of brittle over 65,000 titles are now available in a national 145 ;if P.

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data base that can he accessed by more than 7,000 sette so that it can be used as the basis for future computer tmainals in the United States and public programming. The Office of Preservation abroad. supports this type of project in the knowledge Fiscal year 19r marked the completion of that the magnitude of the preservation problem a documentr, iut preservation financed demands a commitment by the private as well as througl le Office of Preservation, the public sector. Both must work together at the the Astdrew Fnundation, and the local, state, and national level to preserve for the CeJncil cn Lib try Resources. The film, "Slow future the works of the past. Fires: On the P servation of the Human Rec- ord," narrated bl Robert MacNeil, traces the

OFFICE OF causes and imract of the ever-widening destruc- PRESERVATION tion of our intellectual heritage. Initially broad- George F. Farr, k cast nationally on PBS stations in December Senior Preservation Officer 146 1987, "Slow Fires" is also available on videocas- Office qf Preservation PRESERVATION PROJECTS

Academy Foundation Columbia University Los Angeles, CA Linda H. Afehr New York. NY Robert Ifi,dgeworth $85,884To support the completion of microfilming $60.000To support a program of graduate instruc- the Academy Foundation Library's production and tion in conservation and preservation administration biography files documenting the history of motion in the School of Library Service. pictures since 1896. Conservation Center for Art and Historic Artifacts Alabama Department of Archives and History Philadelphia, PA Lois 0. Price Montgomery. AL Edwin C. Bridges $11.028'To support the preservation survey and $55.314*To support the completion of cataloguing consultation activities for a three-year period for 3,600 newspapers in Alabama repositories. and to institutions in the mid-Atlantic states. providc a cataloguing assistant and two fieldworkers for the duration of the project. Cornell University Ithaca. NY Michael Minion Alabama Department of Archives and History $41.366To support the microfilming of selected Montgomcry, AL Edwin C Bridges 19th - century American architectural and building $48.608To support the preservation microfilming trade periodicals. Cornell is acting as the leading component of the Alabama Newspaper Project. The institution in a consortium of libraries from whose project will produce 5.000 rolls of microfilm of ncws- holdings the journals will be dra% a. papers important for research. Illinois State Historical Library American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Springfield, IL Janice Petterchak Artistic Wats $15,127To support planning for Illinois participa- Washington, DC 4 ;:n 13. Craddock tion in the U.S. Newspaper Program. In order to $56.785To support an expanded version of the Paper catalogue and microfilm Illinois newspapers. 3.000 Conservation Catalog a reference manual which pro- institutions in the state will be surveyed to determine vides information on conservation treatments and their newspaper holdings. associated subjects relating to historical and art mate- rials on paper. Indiana University Bloomington, IN Sally J. Rausdi American Association for State and Local History $2,450*To support a supplement to the Indiana Nashville. TN Patricia Hogan Newspaper Project for the addition of two para- $91,699To support a series of five regional work- professionals to aid in cataloguing newspapers at the shopson the care and preservation of two-dimensional Indiana State Library. materials held by museums. historical societies. and other historical organizations. lowa State Historical Department Dcs Moincs, IA Nancy Kraft American Theological Library Association $55,777'To support locating and cataloguing news- Chicago. IL Robert P. Afarkham paper holdings in the state of Iowa and contributing $!00.000To su pport a nationwide cooperative effort them to the national OCLC/CONSER data base. to preserve in microform 12.000 monographs on religion, which provide essential documentation for Louisiana State University scholarly research. Baton Rougc, LA Sharon A. Hogan $201,780To support cataloguing and microfilming of Boston Public Library newspapers in Louisiana repositories as part of the U.S. Boston, MA Janice lb. Chadbourne Newspaper Program. Some 2.300 titles will be entered $66.307To support a preservation needs assessment. into the OCLC/CONSER data base, and 7.200 reels of including a condition survey and treatment levels test preservation microfilm will be produced. of the library's eminent Peabody and Stearns Collec- tion of Architcctural Drawings, 1870-1917. New York City Department of Records and Information Services Brooklyn Museum Ncw York, NY Peter J. Afustardo Brooklyn, NY Deirdre E. Laivrena, $29,700To support the conservation of 1.000 draw- $48.259To support preservation activities leading to ings pertaining to the design and construction of microfilming and conservation of critical parts of the Central Park and 61 other Ncw York City pati sand the Stewart Culin Library Collection, a critical resource preparation of a microfilm edition of these materials. for the study of ethnohistory. muscological history anthropology, and art history NCR York Public Library New York, NY Irene ,tf. Percelli Columbia University $40.000*To support the cataloguing of approxi- Ncw York, NY R. Kathleen Afolz mately 2.000 newspapers and preservation microfilm- $14,468'To provide continuing support for the ing on a selective basis of the titles most significant for nation's only formal training program for book conser- research. vation and library preservation administrators.

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This photograph of Ames Joyce and an unidentified woman ' mu taken in Zurich in 1938, soon after he fled Germany In 1987 the State University of New }brk at Buffalo rewired support for the preservation o f the Poetry/Rare Books Collection of twen- tieth- century poets writing in Wish in orde; to ensure greater availability o f these materials to scholars.

New York State Education Department Research Libraries Group, Inc. Albany, NY Patricia Mallon Stanford. CA Patricia A. MeChoig $258.668To support the first of several stages of New $30.000*To support the microfilming of Chinese York States participation in the U.S. Newspaper language monographs. serials. and newspapers pub- Program. During this stage. project staff will catalogue lished between 1880 and 1949 and held in six major an estimated 6.000 newspaper titles held in the Albany collections by Research Libraries Group member and Rochester areas. institutions.

New York State Education Department Rochester Institute of Technology Albany. NY Thomas E Mills Rochester. NY James M. Reilly S7.000 To support the microfilming of selected his- $98.798To support research on the effectiveness of torical documents relating to the social, legal, and selenium treatment in prolonging the storage life of economic development of New York from 1760 to 1860. silver gelatin microfilm. This treatment promises to protect microfilm against oxidation that can make Northeast Document Conservation Center parts of the text illegible. Andover. MA Ann E. Russell $10.000To support the editing and production of a State University of New York Research Foundation manual on the duplication of photographic negatives. Albany. NY Robert J. nertholf $55.288To support the preservation of 100.000 Ohio Historical Society manuscripts and 4.500 books in the poetry collection. Columbus. OH William G. Llyers which is devoted to 20th-century poets in English. to $169.349To support the cataloguing of 3.400 news- ensure availability of these materials to scholars. paper titles held at the Ohio Historical Society as the first of a two-stage U.S. Newspaper Project in Ohio. Society of American Archivists Chicago. IL Donn C Neal Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum $111.461 To support the Society of American Archly- Canyon. TX Bobby D Ilivver isic Preservation Program. which includes two conser- $97.269*To support completion of the first stage of vation woikbhops. ten institutional consultancies. and the Texas Newspaper Project. which involves catalogu- a comprehensive evaluation of previous workshops and ing more than 4.000 newspaper titles held in Texas consultancies. repositories. Southealltern Library Network, Inc. Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum Atlanta. GA Frank P. Grisham Canyon. TX Bobby D. *aver $350.000To support the SOLINET Preservation $173.975 To support the second stage of cataloguing Program. which offers information, basic training, and newspapers in Texas repositories as part of the U.S. field services to libraries. archives. and historical Newspaper Program. In this second stage. records for organizations throughout a ten-state region in the OFFICE OF 2.500 titles will be entered into the OCLC/CONSER Southeast. PRESERVATION data base.

148 'Prior year a%%ard receiving funds in fiscal year 1987. 1 5 0f ,1 State Historical Society of Colorado University of Kentucky Resew-ch Foundation Denver, CO Katherine Kane Lexington, KY Paul A. Willis $10,000To support planning for Colo' ado's $274,942To support completion of the cataloguing participation in the U.S. Newspaper Program, includ- of 5,590 newspaper titles held in Kentu,:ky repositories ing a survey of repositories in Colorado to identiry and creation of 1,550 reels of preservation microfilm of newspaper holdings and a statewide conference to selected titles as part of the U.S. Newspaper Program. publicize the project. University of Missouri State Historical Society of Iowa Kansas City MO Ted P Sheldon Iowa City, IA Nancy E. Kraft $12,284To support planning for Missouri's $232,662To support cataloguing and microfilming participation in the U.S. Newspaper !'rogram. of newspapers in Iowa as part of the U.S. Newspaper Program. Records for 6,500 titles will be entered into Vet.nont State Archives the OCLC/CONSER database, and titles from 78 Iowa Montpelier, VT D Gregory Sanf )rd counties will be preserved. $63,099To support preservation microfilming of the Stevens Papers. jointly owned by the Vermont State State Historical Society of North Dakota Archives and the New York State Library. The papers Bismarck, ND Gerald G. Newborg encompass Vermont history rrom 1700 to 1860. $105,809To support cataloguing of 1,800 newspaper titles held in North Dakota repositories and creation of Washington State Librgor 2,800 rolls of !reservation microfilm of North Dakota Olympia, WA Jeann&- E. Engerman titles important for research. $20,000"to support cataloguing and microfilming of newspapers in repositories in Washington as part of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin U.S. Newspaper Program. Approximately 2,000 titles Madison, WI James P. Danky will be entered into the OCLC/CONSER data base. $131,415To support Wisconsin's participation in the U.S. Newspaper Program through completion of cata- Yale University loguing the society's collection of 8,000 newspaper New Haven, CT R. Gay Walker titles and a statewide cataloguing and preser ation $81,070To support a reservation administration microfilming effort. position in charge of Yates preservation microfilming program. The position will be phased into Yale's State Library of Pennsylvania preservation department. Harrisburg, PA David R. Hoffman $281,744To support the completion of cataloguing more than 9,000 newspaper titles held in Pennsylvania libraries and the preservation through microfilming of newspapers important for research in the humanities. Revohnionrry War Claims and Accounts, University of Arkansas Series A0200. The Fayetteville, AR Michael J. Dabrishus payroll of revolution- $6,072To support planning for Arkansas' participa- tion in the U.S. Newspaper Program. The project will ary war officers, 177Z complete the survey of newspapers held in the state, is an example ofthe assess preservation needs, and plan for bibliographic records burned in a control and microfilming. 1911 fire in the Albany capitol. The State University of Georgia Athens, GA Barry B. Baker Education Depart- $417,441 To support cataloguing of 3.900 newspaper ment of New York titles held in Georgia repositories and microfilming of ' received a 1987 grant 630 titles in urgent need of preservation as part of the to microfilm docu- U.S. Newspaper Program. 4 A ments relating to New University of Illinois York community set- ' frbana, IL Roger G Clark 4 I; tlement and develop- $26,031To support planning for a pres- -vation mi- ment, 17o0-1860. crofilming program among the member libraries ofthe Committee on Institutional Cooperation, a consor- e tium of 11 research institutions in the Midwest. I

I 0 University of Kansas . < Lawrence, KS Donna P. Koepp ' $80,020To support the preservation of the 12,000 Lil r historical maps contained in the U.S. Congressional Serial Set.

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Corcoran Gallery of Art Phillips Collection The terra-cotta frieze Washington. DC Edward I Nigro: Washington. DC Laughlin Phillips of the Pension Build- $311,467 $252.667 ing (1882-87) in Folger Shakespeare Library Shakespeare Theatre at the Folger J4&shington, D.C. Ism Washington. DC kii,mer L. Gundersheimer Washington, DC Mary Ann de Barbieri designed by Caspar $259,867 $225.067 Buberl (1834-89). Although the soldiers Ford's Theatre Textile Museum wear Civil War uni- Washington, DC Frankie Hewitt Washington. DC Ursula Eland McCracken $250,267 $207.066 forms, the architect of the Pension Building, Meridian House International Washington Ballet Montgomery C Meigs, Washington, DC Nancy Matthews Washington. DC Ely: Moore intended the frieze to $208.266 $223.866 be a tribute to all sol- National Building Museum Washington Drama Society; Inc./Arena Stage diers who gave their Washington. DC Charles A. Horsky Washington. DC II "illiam Stewart lives in battle. The $205,867 $361.867 Pension Building now houses the National National Learning Center Washington Opera Building Museum, Washington. DC Ann fl Lewin Washington. DC Martin Feinstein which was among $25L467 $275A67 Rim: recipients of National Museum of Women in the Arts Washington Performing Arts Society grants from the Washington. DC Anne-Imelda AL Radice Washington. DC Douglas 11. Wheeler National Capital Arts $262,266 $289.866 and Cultural Affairs National Symphony Orchestra Program in 1987 Washington. DC -illison B Vuigamore $414,667

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Schultz, Peter Sheehan, Colleen Sicroff, Albert A. Smedley, Audrey Professor Assistant Professor Professor of Spanish Professor Catholic University of Political Science Queens College, CUNY of Anthropology and of America Villanova University Flushing, NY Afro-American Studies Washington, Dr: Villanova, PA ate University Silver. Kenneth E. of New York Scott, Jane Ayer Sheerin, Daniel J. Assistant Professor Binghamton, NY Executive Director Associate Professor New York University Harvard Iniversity University of New York, NY Smelpo, Kenneth Cambridge, MA Notre Dame Professor of History Notre Dame, IN Silver, Larry Moorhead State Scranton, Philip Chairman, Department University Rutgers University Shehigorn, Pamela K. of Art History Moorhead, MN Camden, NJ Professor Northwestern and Chairman University Smith, Barbara J. Scura, Dorothy Bernard Baruch Evanston, IL Assistant Dean Professor of English, College, CUNY of Libraries Chairman New York, NY Simon, Andrea Pennsylvania State Virginia Writer and Producer University Commonwealth Shelemay, Kay K. Metropolitan Arts Universit: Park, PA University Assistant Professor New York, NY Richmond, VA of Music Smith, David C. New York University Singer, Andre Executive Director Sealts, Merton M., Jr. New York, NY University of Southern Society for Values in Professor Emeritus California Higher Education University of Wisconsin Los Angeles, CA New Haven, CT Madison, WI PAM:LISTS IN ISCAL YEAR 1987 169 71 Smith, David L. Spoerl, Linda Stoner, K. 1.ynn Suleri, Sara Assistant Professor Chairman of the Arizona State Assistant Professor of English Humanities Division University Yale University Williams College Highline Community Tempe, AZ New Haven, CT Williamstown, MA College Midway WA Storey, Michael L. Sullivan, Martin Smith, David R. Professor of Englisl Assistant Archivist Sproat, John G. College of Notre Dame Commissioner Walt Disney Archives Pressor of Maryland New York State Burbank, CA University of South Baltimore, MD Museum Carolina Albany, NY Smith, Estus Columbia, SC Strassburger, John Jackson State Deanof the College Sullivan, Richard E. University Sproat, Ruth Professor Jackson, MI Director of Higher Galesburg, IL Michigan State Education and University Smith, Lynn Special Projects Strasser, Susan East Lansing, MI Public Humanities South Carolina ETV Faculty Member Program Consultant Columbia, SC Evergreen State Sumner, William M. Annenberg Corporation University Professor for Public Broadcasting Squerciati, Marie T. Olympia, WA of Anthropology Pooject Writer Ohio State University Washington, DC Paramount Studios Straub, Kristina Columbus, OH New York, NY Assistant Professor Smith, Margaret S. Miami University Swidler, A in Associate Professor Staley, Gregory A. Oxford, OH Assistant Professor and Chairman Assistant Professor Stanford University WL.ke Forest University University of Maryland Strauss, Gerald Stanford, CA Winston-Salem, NC College Park, MD Professor of History Indiana University Synder, John Smucker, Jan A. Stavrou, Theofanis G. Bloomington, Department of H istory Associate Professor Professor of History Kent State University Hanover College University of Striker, Cecil L. Kent, OH Hanover, IN Minnesota Professor of Art Histoi y Minneapolis, MN University of Taggie, Benjamin Snow; Dean R. Pennsylvania Dean, College of Arts State University Stein, Howard Philadelphia, PA and Sciences of New York Dean Central Missouri Albany, NY Columbia University Strocchia, Sharon State University New York, NY Assistarr' Professor Warrensburg, MO Snyder, Allegra F. University of South Associate Professor Stevens, Jane R. Carolina Tate, Thaddeus W, Jr. University of California Yale University Columbia, SC Director Los Angeles, CA New Haven, CT Institute of Early Stromberg, Roland N. American History Sommers, Frederic T. Stevens, Martin Prrressor and Culture Professor of Philosophy Professor of English University of Wisconsin Williamsburg, VA Brandeis University Bernard Baruch Milwaukee, WI Waltham, MA College, CUNY Taub, Richard P. New York, NY Strothman, Wendy S. Professor Soucy, Robert J. Director of Social Science Professor Stich, Sidra Beacon Press University of Chicago Oberlin College Curator Boston, MA Chicago, IL Oberlin, OH University of California Berkeley, CA Stump, Eleonore A. Tax-Freeman, Susan Spear, Nancy M. Assistant Professor Professor Senior Development Stiverson, Gregory A. Virginia Polytechnic of Anthropology Officer Assistant State Institute University of Illinois Pennsylvania State Archivist Blacksbi, rg, VA Chicago. IL I.Tiiversity Maryland State University Park, PA Archives Sudduth, William M. Taylor, Merrily M. Annapolis, MD President and Chief University Librarian Spencer, Elaine Executive Officer Brown University Professor Stoller, Marianne L. Museum of :story Providence, RI Northern Illinois Associate Professor and Science University and Chairman Louisville, KY De Kalb, IL Colorado College Colorado Springs. CO PANELISTS IN FISCAL YEAR 1987 170 `172 Tchen, John K. Thompson, Leonard M. Tucker, James Uruhshurow, Victoria Executive Director Professor of History History Teacher Assistant Professor Asian American Yale University Deering High School of Religion Research Institute New Hawn, CT Portland, ME Catholic University Brooklyn, NY of America Thornton, J. Mills Tucker, Kenneth Washington, DC Tea8ue, Frances University of Michigan Assistant Professor Associate Professor Ann Arbor, MI of Sociology Valentine, D. Eugene of English Rice University Teaching Associate University of Georgia Tichi, Cecelia Houston, TX and Publisher Athens, GA Associate Professor Arizona State of English Turner, Frederick University Tedeschi, John A. Boston University Professor of English Tempe, AZ Director Boston, MA University of Texas Newberry Library at Dallas Van Til, Jon Madison, WI Tignor, Eleanor Q. Richardson, TX Visiting Lecturer Professor Univer;ty of Colorado Tedlock, Dennis aGuardia Community Turner, Mark Boulder, CO Professor College, CUNY Producer and Director Institute for Long Island City, NY Nebraska Videodisc Vandegrift, Barbara Advanced Study Design Library Archivist Princeton, NJ Timreck, Ted Lincoln, NE National Press Club Independent Washington, DC Teichgraeber, Filmmaker Turow, Joseph G. Richard F. HI Spofferd Films, Inc. Professor Vanpee, Janie M. Associate Professor New York, NY University of Professor Tulane University Pennsylvania Smith College New Orleans, LA Todd, Margo Philadelphia, PA Northampton, MA Professor Temple-Thurston, Vanderbilt University Twitchett, Denis C. Vaughan, Miceal F. Barbara Nashville, TN Professor Professor of English Assistant Professor Princeton University University of of English Toppin, Edgar A. Princeton, NJ Washington Northern State College Dean Seattle, WA Aberdeen, SD of Graduate School Twohig, Dorothy A. Virginia State Assistant Professor Vaughan, Robert Tepaske, John J. University and Associate Editor Executive Director Professor Petersburg, VA University of Virginia andLecturer Duke University Charlottesville, VA University of Virginia Durhar', NC Torrey, Ella King Charlottesville, VA Program Associate Tyson, Ruel W, Jr. Teske, Robert for Culture Associate Professor Vaughan, Thomas Associate Curator Pew Charitable Trusts University of North Executive Director of Exhibitions Philadelphia, PA Carolina Oregor. Historical John Michael Kohler Chapel Hill, NC Society Art Center Torrey, Kate Portland, OR Kohler, WI Editor-in-Chief Uehling, Theodore E. University Press Professor of Philosophy Vazatiei-feffroy, Thomas, Laurence L. of Kansas University of Margaret Professor Lawrence, KS Minnesota ferofessor Oberlin College Morris, MN of Anthropology Oberlin, OH Tracy, Mary E. New Mexico Principal Unrue, John Highlands University Thomas, Mary L. Holy Names Academy Vice President for Las Vegas, NM Assistant Professor Seattle, WA Academic Affairs Meredith College University of Nevada Vecoli, Rudolph J. Raleigh, NC Traer, James F. Las Vegas, NV Director and Dean and Professor Professor of History Thomas, Selma Lynchburg College Urofsk); Melvin I. University of Writer and Producer Lynchburg, VA Professor Minnesota Seattle, WA and Chairman St. Paul, MN Treadgold, Donald W. Virginia Thompson, Ewa M. Chairman and Commonwealth Vendler, Helen Professor of Russian Professor of History University Kenan Professor Rice University University of Richmond, VA of English Houston, TX Washington Harvard University Seattle, WA Cambridge, MA

PANELISTS IN FISCAL YEAR 1987 171 1 73 Ver Steeg, Clarence L. Ward, Jerry W., Jr. Weissman, Neil B. Widmayer, Jayne A. Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Northwestern and Chairman of History of English University Dickinson College Boise State University Evanston, IL Tougaloo, MS Carlisle. PA Boise. ID

Verheyen, Egon Warner, Nicholas Welch, Peter Wiesenfarth, Joseph Professor Associate Professor of Deputy Director Professor Johns Hopkins Comparative Literature and Chief Curator University of Wisconsin University Claremont M'Kenna Heard Museum Madison, WI Baltimore, MD College Phoenix, AZ Clare. ont, CA Wilde, Glenn Vircillo-Franklin, Welch, Sandra Associate Dean Carmela Warner, Sam B., Jr. Deputy Executive College of Humanities Professor of Classics Professor Director for Utah State University St. John's College Boston University Broadcasting Logan, UT Collegeville, MN Boston. MA Kentucky Authority for Educational Television Wilkie, Nancy Voss, Ralph F. Warren, Dave Lexington, KY Professor Associate Professor Director Carleton College University of Alabama Institute of American Wendorf, Fred Northfield. MN Tuscaloosa, AL Indian Arts Professor Santa Fe, NM Southern Methodist Williams, Robert Wagner, Roy University Professor of Philosophy Professor Wasson, Ellis Dallas, TX and Dean University of Virginia Headmaster Muhlenberg College Charlottesville, VA of Senior School Westbrook, Nicholas K. Allentown. PA Shady Side Academy Curator of Exhibits Walker, Janet A. Pittsburgh, PA Minnesota Historical Winks, Robin Associate Professor Society Professor of History Rutgers University Watson, Harry L. St. Paul, MN Yale University New Brunswick, NJ Assistant Professor New Haven, CT University of North Westling, Jon Walker, Thomas G. Carolina Office of the Provost Wirth, Marylou Associate Professor Chapel Hill. NC Boston University English Teacher Emory University Boston. MA Bishop Neumann Atlanta, GA Watson, Jeanie High School Associate Dean Wetherington, Mark Wahoo, NE Wall, Charles C., Jr. Southwestern Executive Director Dean University East Tennessee Wittenborg, Karin of Academic Affairs Georgetown. TX Historical Society Assistant University Northwestern Knoxville, TN Librarian for Collections Connecticut Watson, %Bac: S. Devdopment Community College Dean Whatley, Virginia T. Unive.rsity of California Winsted. CT Duquesne University Teacher Los Angeles, CA Pittsburgh, PA Oglethorpe Elementary Wallace, William A. School Wolf, A-thur H. Professor of Philosophy Watson-Espener, Atlanta, GA Directo; Catholic University Maida I. Millicent Rogers of America Associate Professor Wheeler, David L. Museum Washington. DC Florida International Graduate School Taos. NM University and Research Walsh, James M. Miami. FL Ball State University Wolf, Eugene K. English Teacher Muncie. IN Associate Professor Vernon Township Weinberg, Gerhard L. University of High School Professor of History White, Vernessa C. Pennsylvania Sussex. NJ University of North Associate Professor Philadelphia. PA Carolina of German Wandersee, Winifred D. Chapel Hill. NC Howaro I Iniversity Wolf, Susan Professor W- , DC Professor Hartwick College Weinbrot, Howard Johns Hopkins Oneonta, NY Professor 1. natenbarg, James P. University University of Wisconsin Associate Professor Baltimore. MD Ward, i :2:man Madison, WI College of William Profes-or and Mary Wong, Frank of English. Emeritus Weisberger, Bernard A. Williamsburg. VA Vice President for New Jersey State Flee-lance Historian Academic Affairs College l::::nville, NY Beloit College PANELISTS IN Bellemead, NJ Beloit. WI FISCAL YEAR 1987 172 Wood, Gordon Wright, George C. Yearley, Lee H. Zaniello, Thomas A. Professor of History Assistant Professor Professor Associate Professor Brown University University of Texas Stanford University Northern Kentucky Providence, RI Austin, TX Stanford. CA University Highland Heights, KY Wood, Peter Wright, Josephine R. Yerkovich, Sally Professor Associate Professor South Street Zancroski, Paul Duke University of Music Seaport Museum Director Durham. NC College of Wooster New York. NY of the Model School Wooster, OH Lancaster Country Wood Hall, Ellen Yocum, Margaret R. Day School Dean of the College Wuichet, Pamela A. A ,sistant Professor Lancaster, PA Agnes Scott College Director, Foundation George Mason Decatur, GA Relations University Zerner, Ruth Rollins College Fairfax. VA Professor Woods, William Winter Park, FL Herbert H. Lehman Associate Professor Yocum, Glenn E. College, CUNY and Chairman Wyatt-Brown, Bertram Associate Professor Bronx, NY Tougaloo College Professor of History Whittier College Tougaloo, MS University of Florida Whittier. CA Zinkham, Helena Gainesville, FL Library of Congress Woodward, Kathleen M. Young, Gordon D. Washington, DC Associate Professor Wylie, Laurence W. Associate Professor of 20th-Century Studies Professor Purdue University Zuckert, Michael P. University of Wisconsin of Civilization of France West Lafayette, IN Associate Professor henry and Edse! Ford Milwaukee, WI Harvard University Carleton College in a new 1905 Mode! Cambridge, MA Young, Mary E. Northfield. MN Woodward, David R. Professor F Ford. In 1987 a Professor Vans-McLaughlin, University of Rochester Zukowsky, John R. Chicago fii,nmaker Marshall University Virginia Rochester, NY Art Institute of Chicago received support from I iuntington, WV Associate Professor Chicago, IL the Division (Oen- and Director eral Programs 10 script Woodworth, Lynn H. Douglass College, Zwerdling, Alex Unaffiliated Rutgers University Professor a television miniseries Lookout Mountain, TN New Brunswick, NJ University of California about the of Henry Berkeley CA Ford. Worrell, John Director of Research Old Sturbridge Village Sturbridge, MA ,.1416,g riLaik_s %awl rd....saimarit_.1 Worthington, Jan Writer Santa Monica, CA

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PANELISTS IN FISCAL YEAR 1987 173 176 SENIOR STAFF MEMBERS OF THE ENDOWMENT

Lynne V. Cheney DIVISION OF RESEARCH PROGRAMS This desk, designed by Chairman Major Pierre Charles Richard Eknwn L'Enfam, $tas used by John Agresto Director Deputy Chairman the Speaker of the Blanche Premo House when the first Celeste Colgan Deputy Director House of Representa- Deputy to the Chairman lives convened at Fed- eral Hall in New York Thomas S. Kingston DIVISION OF STATE PROGRAMS Assistant Chairman fbr Programs City on April I, 1789. Marjorie A. Berlincourt The desk was part of Susan Metts Director an erhibition, "Gov- Assistant Chairman fir Administration eminent by choice: Calero M Watson.Watsonon Inventingthe U.S Brent Hatch Deputy to the Director General Counsel Constitution." OFFICE OF CHALLENGE GRANTS mounted by the New- Jason Y. Hall York Historical Director. Congressional Liaison Office Harold Cannon Society with support Director in 1987 from the Divi- Martmerite H. Sullivan slot) ofGeneral Director. Office (f Publications and Public Affifirs Edythe R. Monza Deputy to the Director Programs. Stephen Cherrington Director. Office of Planning and Budget OFFICE OF PRESERVATION

DIVISION OF EDUCATION PROGRAMS George Farr Senior Preservation Officer Jerry Martin Director DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATION John Andrews Deputy Direct(); Robert P. Stock Administrative Services Officer

DIVISION OF FELLOWSHIPS AND SEMINARS David J. Wallace Grants Officer Guinevere L. Griest Director Jack Crowder Personnel Officer Richard Emmerson Deputy to the Director William Kinsella ADP ..S)stems Officer DIVISION OF GENERAL PROGRAMS D. Ray Gleason Donald Gibson Accounting Officer Director Sheldon L. Bernstein SENIOR STAFF Audit Officer Malcolm Richardson MEMBERS OF Deputy to the Director Carol M. Gordon THE ENDOWMENT Equal Employment Opportunity Officer 175

MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL ON THE HUMANITIES (as of November 1987) -

Lynne V. Cheney Jeffrey Hart Anne Paolucci From Pedro de Medina.Arte de Chairman Hanover, New Hampshire Beechlutst, New York Navegar (Iidladolid, 1545). theJi(st edition Aram Bakshian, Jr. John Shelton Reed, Jr. o /The Art of Navi- Washington, D.C. Washington, bC Chapel Hill, North Carolina gation: The Second Book of the Sea and Its Movements and Walter F. Berns Robert B. Hollander Rita Ricardo-ampdell How Navigation Was Washington, D.C. Princetcn.;T"tv fersei Stanford, California Invented.a popular book on navigation. George W. Carey Leon R. Kass Ellis Sandoz The book is in 11W John Caner Brown Washington, D.C. Chicago, Illinois Baton Rouge. Louisiana Library:s maritune collection, which con- A. Lawrence Chickering Kathleen S. Kilpatrick James V. Schall centrateS on the period from the lilleenth San Francisco, California New Haven, Connecticut Ifashington, D.C. through the eighteenth centuries. The library Samuel DuBois Cook James Clayburn LaForce, Jr. Jean Vaughan Smith teemed a 1986 chal- lenge grant. New Orleans, Louisiana Los Angeles, California San Marino, California

Mary J.C. Cresimore Robert Laxalt Peter J. Stanlis Raleigh, North Carolina Carson City Nevada Rockford, Illinois

George D. Hart David Lowenthal Robert B. Stevens Ross; California Sharon, Massachusetts Santa Cruz, Calybrnia

Paul J. Olscamp Bowling Green, Ohio

MEMBERS ("TtIE NATIONAL NCH, ONTHE HUMANITIES 79 177 r 4. ).. SUMMARY OF GRANTS AND AWARDS, FISCAL YEAR 1987

Amount Obligated' No of Division/Program Projects Outright Matching= Total

EDUCATION PROGRAMS 141 $15,475.623 $880A44 $16,356,067 Elementary and Secondary Education in the Humanities 65 7.655,342 360381 8,015,723 Higher Education .ne Humanities 76 7,820,281 520,063 8,340344

FELLOWSHIPS AND SEMINARS 1.011 15317330 15317330

NEH Fellowships University Teachers 107 2,718.268 2318,268 College Teachers and Independent Scholars 145 1519,813 3,519,813 Summer Stipends 210 731938 732.938 1;avel to Collections 305 228,750 228,750 Younger Scholars 122 254.000 254.000 Summer Seminars College Teachers 66 4,706,028 4,706.028 Schoc-. Teachers 56 3,157,933 3.157.933

GENERAL PROGRA MS L048 11.515,514 2.853.418 25378.942 Humanities Projects in Media 89 8.804.190 1.112361 9.916.551 Humanities Projects in Museums and Historial Organizations 104 8.685.909 970342 9.656.651 Public Humanities Projects 34 2.137.963 181787 2.321350 Humanities Projects in Libraries 821 1897.462 586.528 3.481990

SUMMARY OF GRANTS AND AWARDS FOR FISCAL YEAR 1987 178 16 A mount Obligated' Ara of Division /Program Projects Ouiright itIatching2 Total

RESEARCH PROGRAMS 432 14,999,558 6.725.787 21.715.345 Texts Editions 68 2.553.083 1.030.913 3.583.996 Translations 37 916.302 116.427 1,032.729 Publication Subvention 64 344,342 56.835 401,177 Reference Materials Tools 52 2 791.357 1,123.586 3.914...43 Access 54 2,519.061 811.077 3.330.138 Interpretive Research Projects 76 2.919.972 902.891 3.822.863 Humanities, Science and Technology 12 702.731 38.729 741.460 Regrants Conferences 43 449.310 143,230 592.540 Centers for Advanced Study 17 873.400 377,100 1.250,500 International 6 785.000 1.385.000 2,170.000 Regraits in Selected Areas 3 145.000 740.000 885.000

STATE PRr 3RAMS 86 20.558.196 4.441.803 24.999.999

OFFICE OF PRESERVATION 43 3.834.973 293.976 4.128,949

CHALLENGE GRANTS 112 16.500.000 16.500.000

Total Humanities 2.873 $92.711.604 $31.695.428 $124.407.032

National Capital Arts and Cultural Affairs 15 $4.000.000 $4.000.000

I Inciudes definite. Treasury. and Challenge funds obligated for new grants. supplemental awards on precious years* grants. andpro am contracts. Obligations include $86 thousand of recoYeries from prior-year obligations and $31 thousand in transfers from other agenues. =Includes definite program funds used to match gifts

Note: E.. 'ad may not add to totals due to rounding

SUMMARY ' GRANTS AND AWARDS FOR FISCAL YEAR 1987 179 FINANCIAL REPORT FOR FISCAL YEAR 1987 (g in thousands;

FUNDS AVAILABLE

Definite program funds $ 95,790 Treasury funds 12,000 Challenge grant funds 6,500 Administrative funds 14,600

Total fiscal year 1987 appropriation for humanities ;38.890 Fiscal year 1987 appropriation for National Capital Arts and Cultural Affairs 4.000 Recoveries of prior year funds 86 F ...Is transferred from other federal agencies 104

Total funds available 143.080

OBLIGATIONS

Total obligations 143.053 Unobligated administrative funds returned to U.S. Treasury $ 27

Pottery horse and groom. excatzued in 1959 from a tomb near Sian. Shensi. This burial object dates from the Tang dynasty. In 1986 Colo- rado State University racked support from 11w DivisionalEduca- tion Programs for a summer inslituk for :4 secondary school d -:- teachers, "Teaching ..idia and China in the Context Of 1thrld History"

FINANCIAL REPORT FOR FISCAL VEAL 1987 180 -Uf 2 INDEX OF GRANTS

Maim= 19, 22, 25, Connecticut20, 25, Georgia18, 25, 28, 39, Iowa21, 38, 39, 41, 47, 31, 32, 40, 41, 45, 57, 58, 28-34, 36, 37, 39, 42, 44, 42, 44, 47-49, 59, 62, 52, 56, 59, 61, 62, 69-73, 67, 69, 71, 75-77, 79, 84, 48-50, 54, 57, 59-61, 63, 67-69, 71, 72, 74-84, 75, 80, 85. 89, 112, 120, 85, 88, 89, 93, 103, 124, 69, 72 .76, 78, 80, 82, 83, 86-90, 94, 99, 11 1, 118, 124,132, 134, 140, 143, 147, 132, 143, 147 86-90, 92, 96-98, 125, 132, 141, 142, 148, 149 149 Total grants: 34 108-110. 113, 121, 132, Total Grants: 56 Total Grants: 32 Total amount: 134, 142, 149 Total Amount: Total Amount: $1,143,387 $1,498,796 Total Grants: 76 $2,127,226 Total Amount: Kansas23, 29, 31, 33, Alaska38, 63, 74, 78, $2,587,835 Guam 129 35, 38, 40, 46, 48, SO, 57, 88, 93, 115, 132, 140 Total Grants: 1 59, 68, 72, 75, 77, ; 9, 84, Total Grants: 9 Delaware29, 46, 71, Total Amount: $35,000 90, 93, 96, 97, 114, 121, Total Amount: 73, 82, 90, 99, 107, 132, 132, 141, 149 Hawaii30, 45, 57, $608,900 134 77-79, 103, 114, 117, 118. Total Grants: 32 Arizona20, 28, 32,45, Total Grants: 11 Total Amount: Total Amount: $480,276 124, 127, 132 53, 56, 59, 68, 85, 88, 92, Total Grants: 14 $1,102,356 94, 97, 124, 126, 132, District of Columbia Total Amount: $766,456 Kentucky32. 37, 39, 134, 141 18, 21, 23-25, 34, 36, 47, Idaho20, 25, 33, 37, 45, 46, 51, 55, 57. 69, 72, Total Grants: 22 51, 52, 59, 60, 67, 72, 91, 77, 79, 80, S2, 85, 101, Total Amount: 92, 96, 99, 100, 102-104, 47, 55, 69, 70, 73. 77, 87-89, 132, 139 122, 132, 141, 149 $1,043,708 107, 108, 110, 111, Total Grants: 15 Total Grants: 24 Arkansas24,42-44, 115-118, 128, 132, 135, Total Amount: $1,034,291 140, :47 Total &mount: $632,360 55, 68, 72, 74, 75, 84, 86. Louisiana28, 29, 36. 87, 90, 132, 134, 140, Total Grants: 66 Illinois18-21, 23, Total Amount: 28-38, 40-43, 45, 46, 40, 44, 47. 56, 59, 62, 69, 143, 149 71, 73, 75, 77, 87, 38, 92, Total Grants: 18 $4,069,457 48-51, 53, 55-59, 61, 68-87, 89-92, 94-97, 99, 100, 103, 122, 132, 135, Total Amount: Emergency Grants23, 140, 141, 147 $1,164,850 24, 79, 94, 96, 97, 102, 101, 104, 107 -t10. 112, 114, 117, 119, 120, 122, Total Grants: 31 103, 107, 119, 127, 128. California18-20, 124, 126, 128, 129, 132, Total Amount: $1,162.853 135 23-25, 28-36, 38-49, 138, 139, 147-149 Maine 20-22, 24, 32. 51, 53-61, 63, 67, 69, 70, Total Grants: 17 Total Amount: $352,243 Total Grants: 177 34, 35, 39. 40, 44, 58, 59, 73, 75, 81-91, 94, 95, 97, Total Amount: 61, 62, 68, 80, 83-85, 87, 99, 100- :02, 107-109, England35, 61, 114, $5,305,417 88, 90. 92, 132, 135, 140, III, 112, 116, 120, 117, 121 143 123-129, 132, 134, 140. Total Grants: 6 Irdiana23, 28, 29, 31, 32. 36. 37, 39-43. 45-47. Total Grants: 30 142, 143, 147, 148 Total Amount: $129,795 Total Amount: $1,177.537 Total Grants: 205 51, 52, 60. 63, 67, 68, 70, Total Amount: Florida18, 25, 29, 32, 73, 76, 78-82, 86, 87, 92. Maryland 18, 19, 21, 33, 36, 38, 42, 5n 55-59, $10,318,927 94, 111, 114, 119, 122. 22, 28. 32-34, 39-41. 61, 69-72, 74, 76-84, 89, 127-129, 132, 138, 139, 43, 44, 50, 52, 56. 57, 60. Canada40, 114, 116, 97, 102, III, 118. 120, 132 141-143, 147 61, 68, 73, 76. 87. 90. 92. 127 Total Grants: 50 Total Grants: 74 93. 97, 98, 104, 107, Total Grants: 4 Total Amount: Total Amount: 111-115, 118, 121, 122, Total Amount: $130,731 $1,451,512 $2,915,917 126-129, 132, 138, 140. Colorado25,41, 44, 143 48, 62, 68-77, 79- 91, 96, Total Grants: 62 97, 127, 132, 139, 149, Total Amount: Total Grants: 90 $2,793,578 Total Amount: $988,449

INDEX OF GRANTS Note' Grants for less IhattS1.000 (except for Travel to Colleaums and Bicentennial Bookshelf f;rants)are taunted or the oulex but not listed in the report. 181 1c: 3 Massachusetts19-21, Nevada20, 41, 72, 73, Oklahoma25, 31, 37, Texas18, 22-24, 28, 23, 24,28-44,46-54, 75, 77, 79, 82, 89, 99, 127, 41, 58, 61, 68, 71, 81, 82, 30-32, 34, 36, 39-48, 56-63,70, 71,73, 75-77, 133 84, 85, 87, 96, 133, 135, 51, 53-59, 61, 63, 68, 71, 79-89,93-96,100-104, Total Grants: 12 143 73, 77, 79, 81, 82, 88, 92, 107, JOS, 110, 113-115, Total Amount: $535,268 Total Grants: 21 97, 102, 109, 110, 112, 117, 118, 120-122, 126, Total Amount: $1,008,267 114, 119, 120, 125, 129, New Hampshire21, 128, 129, 132, 138, 133, 140, 148 25,35,36,47, 52,68,71, Oregon22, 30, 32, 39, 140-143, 147, 148 Total Grants: 81 75,77,80, 83, 85,87,89, 41, 42, 44, 45, 51, 55, Iota! Grants: 209 Total Amount: 90,96,123-125,133, 60-63, 68, 70, 71, 73, Total Amount: $3,434,066 135, 142 82-84, 86, 92, 96, 120, $9,994,158 Total Grants: 28 129, 133, 140 Thailand44 Michigan21, 23, Total Amount: $1,058,523 Total Grants: 36 Total Grants: 1 28-30, 34, 36, 38, 45, Total Amount: $858,567 Total A mount: $750 New Jersey19, 21, 24, 49, 51, 53, 55, 57, 60, 63, 28-32, 34, 35, 37, 39, Pennsylvania18, 20, Utah22, 34, 38, 46, 68-77, 79-84, 86-89, 42-44, 51-53, 55, 57, 60, 21, 23, 24, 28-32, 35, 36, 50, 55, 68, 70, 72-74, 80, 94, 110, 115, 116, 127, 69, 73, 75, 76, 81, 83, 86, 39-43, 45-49, 51, 82, 84-86, 89, 93, 108, 132, 139, 141 88, 90, 96, 100-102, 54-58, 60-63, 67-69, 133 Total Grants: 72 104, 107, 112, 114-116, 71-73, 75-84, 86-90, Total Grants: 26 Total Amount: 119, 122, 123, 126, 129, 93, 94, 96-98, 101. 103, Total Amount: $667,970 $1,956,098 133, 138, 141 107, 109-112, 114, Vermont 19, 34, 35, 37, Minnesota19, 32, Total Grants: 68 117-120, 122, 123, 41, 43, 45, 58, 68-70, 78, 34-38,41,44,46, 51, 52, Total Amount: 126-128, 133-135, 86, 88, 93, 94, 110, 116, 55-57,61,62,73,77, 81, $3,220,904 138 - 143,'.477 149 133, 142, 143, 149 84, 86,87,89,95,98, Total Grants: 155 New Mexico20, 24, Total Grants: 24 109, 115, 119, 129, 132, Total Amount: 44, 47, 51, 68, 70, 72, '6 Total Amount: $1,05 /,269 139, 140, 142 $6,365.227 27, 94, 95, 98, 107, 116, Total Grants: 41 Virginia 18, 23, 25, 120, 133, 138 Nato Rico50, 56, 77, Total Amount: 30-34, 36-40, 4., 45, Total Grants: 22 132 $1,661,612 51, 54, 57-59, 61-63, 67, Total Amount: $1,146,976 Total Grants: 4 70-72, 74, 77, 82-84, Mississipp: 19, 25, 35, Total Amount: New York18-24, 88-92, 99, 100, 107, III, 37,41, 44, 4/-49, 53, 59, 383,848 28-43, 45, 46, 48-63, 67, 113, 118, 133, 134, 138, 70, 71, 73, 74, 78-80, 82, 68, 70-76, 79-84, 86, 87, Rhode Island18, 28, 143 89,91, 92, 100, Ill, 132 89-97, 99-104, 31, 35, 39, 47, 58, 62, 69, Total Grants: 65 Total Grants: 26 107-109, III, 112, 72, 78, 82, 85, 88, 90, 92, Total Amount: Total Amount: $699,844 114-119, 121-123, 96, 107, !08, 112, 118, $3,354,402 Missouri23, 36, 39, 125-129, 133, 138, 139, 128, 133, 138, 140, 142 Virgin Islands73, 75, 42,44, 46, 49, 51, 54, 56, 141, 142, 147, 148 Total Grants: 33 133 Total Grants: 336 57, 60, 68-70, 76, 81, Total Amount: Total Grants: 4 86-88, 97, 109, 115, 117, Total Amount.: $2,055,356 Total Amount: $222,450 120, 121, 124, 133, 141, $21,578,075 South Carolina32, 34, 149 Washington 18, 19, 31, North Carolina 18, 21, 45, 49, 57-59, 61, 63, Total Grants: 39 33, 34, 38, 40, 42, 43, 46, 22, 24, 25, 28-32, 35, 37, 67-71, 73, 71, 76, 77, 79, Total Amount: $1,171,508 48, 49, 51, 54, 56, 58, 63, 39, 41, 42,45-49, 51, 52, 82, 85, 87, 88, 91,96. 98, 76, 80, 83, 86-89, 98, Montana34, 43, 46, 54-59, 61-63, 68, 71-73, 99, 102, 113, 116, 133, 100, 102, 113, 125, 126, 56, o9, 74, 76, 79, 81, 84, 82, 86, 89, 91, 99, 102, 139 134, 143, 149 95, 104, 133 107, 110, Ill, 117, 119, Total Grants: 41 Total Grants: 39 Total Grants: 13 120, 124, 125, 127, 128, Total Amount: Total Amount: $1,319,911 Total Amount: $393,560 133, 139, 140 $1,651,274 Total Grants: 68 West Virginia28, 31?, National Cap;:al Arts South Dakota41, 70, Total Amount: 40, 44, 46, 70-73, And Cultural Affairs 75, 76, 85, 88, 92, 133 $2.976,036 76-78, 82, 83, 132 151 Total Grants: 8 Total Grants: 19 Total Grants: 15 North Dakota50.69, Total Amount: $578,118 Total Amount: $391,000 Total Amount: 72, 76, 81, 89, 90, 104, Tennessee22, 25, 29, $4,000,000 133, 135, 149 Wisconsin20, 30-33, 30, 38, 43, 48, 50, 68, Total Grants: 11 38, 43, 45, 47, 49, 54, 55, 70,, 73, 77, 78, 80, 81, Nebraska25, 30, 49, Total Amount: $748,127 57, 59, 60, 62, 67-70, 72, 55, 61, 71, 76, 80, 83, 86, 93, 95, 100, 104, 110, 75, 76, 80-83, 85, 88-90, Ohio18-23, 29-35, 113, 121, 133, 135, 139, 88, 98, 102, 113, 124, 92, 93, 95, 98, 109, 113, 13', 141, 143 37, 43, 44, 47, 48, 51, 147 117, 121, 125, 127, 129, 53-57, 604;2, 67-71, 73, Total Grants: 32 Total Grants: 25 135, 138, 141, 149 74, 76, 77, 80, 81, 84, 85, Total Amount: Total Amount: $1,022,047 Total Grants: 78 94, 97, 104, 108, 112, $1,440,471 Netherlands36 Total Amount: 114, 118-121, 125, i26, $2,711,608 Total Grants: 1 128, 129, 133, 135, Total Amount: $750 141-143, 148 Wyoming32, 36, 45, Total Grants: 84 63, 70, 75, 79, 88, 110, 134 Total Amount: Total Grants: 12 INDEX OF GRANTS $3,549,697 Total Amount: $521,683 182 1 R4 PHOTO CREDITS

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