... 2000 Announcements 6141 AL 72:3 / sheet 235 of 237 American Antiquarian Society Research Fellowships The American Antiquarian Society (AAS) will award to qualified scholars...

..., [March 2005]: 91–122). John Carter Brown Library Research Fellowships The John Carter Brown Library will award approximately thirty short- and long-term Research Fellowships for the year 1 June 2007–31 July 2008. Short- term fellowships (some of which have thematic restrictions) are available...

...). John Carter Brown Library Research Fellowships The John Carter Brown Library will award approximately twenty-five short- and long-term Research Fellowships for the year 1 June 2002–31 May 2003. Short-term fellowships (some of which have thematic restrictions) are avail- able for periods of two...

... provide an e-mail address for acknowledging receipt of their submissions. John Carter Brown Library Research Fellowships The John Carter Brown Library will award approximately twenty-five short- and long-term Research Fellowships for the year 1 June 2005–31 July 2006. Short-term fellowships (some...

... © 2010 by Duke University Press 2010 Announcement John Carter Brown Library Research Fellowships The John Carter Brown Library will award approximately thirty short- and long-term Research Fellowships for the year 1 June 2011–30 June 2012. Short- term fellowships are available...

... the position of executive coordina- tor as of spring 2009, and we look forward to working with her in the years to come. John Carter Brown Library Research Fellowships The John Carter Brown Library will award approximately thirty short- and long-term Research Fellowships for the year 1 June 2010–30...

..., Chicago, Illinois 60605-1394; Christopher Waldrep (Committee Chair), 308 Glenwood Court, Martinez, California 94553. John Carter Brown Library Research Fellowships The John Carter Brown Library will award approximately twenty-five short- and long-term Research Fellowships for the year 1 June 2003...

..., P.O. Box 5005, Ashland, Virginia 23005–5505 tinge@rmc.edu). Contract negotiations will be handled by the University Press of Mississippi. John Carter Brown Library Research Fellowships The John Carter Brown Library will award approximately twenty-five short- and long-term Research Fellowships...

... 2002 Announcements Newberry Library Fellowships in the Humanities, 2002–03 The Newberry Library, an independent research library in Chicago, Illinois, invites applications for its 2002–03 Fellowships in the Humanities. All pro- posed research much be appropriate to the collections...

.... In the process, I trace the construction of a number of institutions beginning in the 1930s that functioned to identify, sponsor, and promote young writers. Although such institutions as literary fellowships and creative writing programs have traditionally been figured as forms of intervention in the profit...

... to the strong influence of American Methodism on his religious thought and practice. But while New England Puritans and their descendants saw themselves as setting an example for the Church of England, Douglass inverted this equation, imagining an abolitionist fellowship in England that would serve as a role...

... afforded them such a high number of prizes (1). Hill spends most of his time drawing thematic connections between the work and the author’s attitude toward prize-granting bodies. Mirroring Mor- rison’s move from valuing “prestige” to investing in the “esteem” afforded by “black creative fellowship...

... in male fellowship and the adventurist pur- suit of experience but often reproduced the very violence they condemned in their prose. To the question of how we might judge the Beats, Campbell refuses to give...

... Ellison, Claude McKay, Sterling Brown, and Robert Hayden. Chester Himes received a Rosenwald creative writing fellowship in 1944 on the recommenda- tion of Richard Wright, Carl Van Vechten, and Carey McWilliams.10 He was denied a second one in 1947.11 The convictions of Edwin Embree...

... and gambled on horse races, cock- fights, dice, dominoes, and checkers, and at card and billiards tables—had long set the norms for manhood. But by midcentury, “not drinking, not fight- ing, and not gambling made a man” (3). Stott traces what happened to “jolly fellowship” during this sea...

..., and not gambling made a man” (3). Stott traces what happened to “jolly fellowship” during this sea change, showing how once marginalized, these behaviors transformed into institutions and professionalized countercultures that drew on and fed ordinary men’s ongoing fascination with such behaviors...

..., and not gambling made a man” (3). Stott traces what happened to “jolly fellowship” during this sea change, showing how once marginalized, these behaviors transformed into institutions and professionalized countercultures that drew on and fed ordinary men’s ongoing fascination with such behaviors...

... and gambled on horse races, cock- fights, dice, dominoes, and checkers, and at card and billiards tables—had long set the norms for manhood. But by midcentury, “not drinking, not fight- ing, and not gambling made a man” (3). Stott traces what happened to “jolly fellowship” during this sea...

... and gambled on horse races, cock- fights, dice, dominoes, and checkers, and at card and billiards tables—had long set the norms for manhood. But by midcentury, “not drinking, not fight- ing, and not gambling made a man” (3). Stott traces what happened to “jolly fellowship” during this sea...

... and gambled on horse races, cock- fights, dice, dominoes, and checkers, and at card and billiards tables—had long set the norms for manhood. But by midcentury, “not drinking, not fight- ing, and not gambling made a man” (3). Stott traces what happened to “jolly fellowship” during this sea...