1946 Guggenheim Application
From Chapter 15
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From Chapter 15
On her first Guggenheim application form, in 1946, Bishop wrote as little as possible about her proposed project but listed as many impressive references as she could fit in the space provided. (VC 40.7; Courtesy of Vassar College)
From Chapter 15
In 1977, the instruction to provide “Full Title” for each reference enabled doing away with the once customary notation of gender and marital status by mode of address (Mr., Mrs., Miss.). The instruction also reflected a new expectation that references would be of significant academic or institutional standing. (VC 40.7; Courtesy of Vassar College)