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Award Number	Grant Program	Award Recipient	Project Title	Award Period	Approved Award Total	Project Director First Name	Project Director Middle Name	Project Director Last Name	Co-Project Director First Name	Co-Project Director Middle Name	Co-Project Director Last Name	Organization	Organization City	Organization State	Organization Postal Code	Organization Country	Year Awarded	Primary Humanities Discipline	Grant Program Name	Division or Office	Approved Outright Funds	Approved Matching Funds	Awarded Outright Funds	Awarded Matching Funds	Description

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FB-11297-72	Research Programs: Fellowships for College Teachers and Independent Scholars	Boston College	Modern Poets in Search of America: A Study of America as a Viable Symbol in Hart Crane, W.C. Williams, Pound, and Lowell	1/1/1973 - 8/31/1973	$8,750.00	Paul	L.	Mariani				Boston College	Chestnut Hill	MA	02467-3800	USA	1972	Literature, General	Fellowships for College Teachers and Independent Scholars	Research Programs	8750	0	8750	0	To study the ways in which four major modern American poets--Hart Crane, William Carlos Williams, Ezra POund, and Robert Lowell--have interpreted their own times and defined themselves in their wirting by re-examining their roots: the american landscape, the american past.
FB-22441-84	Research Programs: Fellowships for College Teachers and Independent Scholars	Daniel J. Gillis	Robert Lowell and Classical Antiquity	6/1/1984 - 1/31/1985	$25,000.00	Daniel	J.	Gillis				Haverford College	Haverford	PA	19041-1392	USA	1983	Classical Literature	Fellowships for College Teachers and Independent Scholars	Research Programs	25000	0	9397	0	No project description available
FE-24556-90	Fellowships and Seminars: Travel to Collections, 11/85 - 2/95	Henry Hart	Robert Lowell and the Sublime	6/1/1990 - 5/31/1991	$750.00	Henry		Hart				College of William and Mary	Williamsburg	VA	23186-0002	USA	1990	Literature, General	Travel to Collections, 11/85 - 2/95	Fellowships and Seminars	750	0	750	0	No project description available
FE-25232-90	Fellowships and Seminars: Travel to Collections, 11/85 - 2/95	Charlotte H. Beck	Robert Lowell and the Fugitive Legacy	6/1/1990 - 5/31/1991	$750.00	Charlotte	H.	Beck				Maryville College	Maryville	TN	37804-5907	USA	1990	American Literature	Travel to Collections, 11/85 - 2/95	Fellowships and Seminars	750	0	750	0	No project description available
FI-20390-86	Fellowships and Seminars: Younger Scholars, 2/86 - 2/95	Gregory G. Machacek	Robert Lowell's Poetry through Narrative Theory	6/1/1986 - 8/31/1986	$2,200.00	Gregory	G.	Machacek				St. John's University, Collegeville	Collegeville	MN	56321-2000	USA	1986	American Literature	Younger Scholars, 2/86 - 2/95	Fellowships and Seminars	2200	0	2200	0	No project description available
FS-10096-75	Education Programs: Seminars for Higher Education Faculty	Rice University	Form and Self in Poetry: Sonnets of Shakespeare and Robert Lowell	1/1/1975 - 8/31/1975	$38,738.00	Monroe		Spears				Rice University	Houston	TX	77005-1827	USA	1974	American Literature	Seminars for Higher Education Faculty	Education Programs	38738	0	38738	0	To conduct a seminar on the relation between the form of poetry and the concept of a "Self" (conscious and unconscious) expressed in it. The primary texts will be Shakespeare's Sonnets and Lowell's History supplemented by his other sequences.
FS-10580-76	Education Programs: Seminars for Higher Education Faculty	Monroe Spears	Form and Self in Poetry: Sonnets of Shakespeare: Robert Lowell	1/1/1978 - 9/30/1978	$50,440.00	Monroe		Spears				Rice University	Houston	TX	77005-1827	USA	1976	Literature, General	Seminars for Higher Education Faculty	Education Programs	50440	0	50440	0	To conduct a seminar on the relation between the forms of poetry and the concept of a "Self" (conscious and unconscious) expressed in it. The primary texts will be Shakespeare's Sonnets and Lowell's History supplemented by his other sequences.
FT-*0847-80	Research Programs: Summer Stipends	Richard W. Tillinghast	Robert Lowell: Biographical Study	5/1/1980 - 9/30/1980	$2,500.00	Richard	W.	Tillinghast					Sewanee	TN	37375	USA	1980	Literature, General	Summer Stipends	Research Programs	2500	0	2500	0	No project description available
FT-11260-72	Research Programs: Summer Stipends	President and Board of Trustees of Santa Clara College	Modern American Poetry	7/1/1972 - 9/30/1972	$2,000.00	James	S.	Torrens				President and Board of Trustees of Santa Clara College	Santa Clara	CA	95053-0001	USA	1972	Literature, General	Summer Stipends	Research Programs	2000	0	2000	0	A study of Robert Lowell a a translator and imitator of poems, and a study of experiments of American poets with loose rhythmical forms.
GN-22094-84	Public Programs: Humanities Projects in Media	New York Center for Visual History	Voices & Visions: The World and Work of American Poets (Scripting: TV Documentary)	10/1/1984 - 6/30/1986	$150,000.00	Lawrence		Pitkethly				New York Center for Visual History	New York	NY	10013-3152	USA	1984	American Literature	Humanities Projects in Media	Public Programs	150000	0	150000	0	To support the scripting for three individual one-hour television documentarieson American poets Sylvia Plath, Elizabeth Bishop, and Robert Lowell and a one-hour composite program on Langston Hughes, Gwendolyn Brooks, and Robert Hayden.
GN-23061-87	Public Programs: Humanities Projects in Media	New York Center for Visual History	Voices and Visions: The Work and World of American Poets	4/1/1987 - 4/30/1988	$500,123.00	Lawrence		Pitkethly				New York Center for Visual History	New York	NY	10013-3152	USA	1987	American Literature	Humanities Projects in Media	Public Programs	123	500000	123	500000	To support the production of three 60-minute documentary films on T.S. Eliot, Robert Lowell, and Sylvia Plath as part of a 13-part series on the world and work of American poets.
GY-20563-82	Public Programs: Younger Scholars, 2/76 - 2/85	William J. Hourihan	A Study of the Evolution of the Work of Robert Lowell	5/1/1982 - 8/31/1982	$2,370.00	William	J.	Hourihan				Unaffiliated Independent Scholar	Wellesley Hills	MA	02181	USA	1981	American Literature	Younger Scholars, 2/76 - 2/85	Public Programs	2370	0	2370	0	To support research and preparation of an article and a radio script on the relationship of mental illness to an artist's perception and creativity, through a study of the work and unpublished papers of poet Robert Lowell.