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List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1943

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Sixty-four Guggenheim Fellowships were awarded in 1943.[1][2] This year, fewer fellowships were awarded so funds could be saved for scholars unable to apply due to the war.[3]

1943 U.S. and Canadian Fellows

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CategoryField of StudyFellowInstitutional associationResearch topicNotesRef
Creative ArtsChoreographyMartha GrahamChoreography to music by Carlos Chavez and Aaron CoplandAlso won in 1932, 1944[4][5][6][7]
FictionHugh MacLennanLower Canada CollegeNovel about Canadian life during the period 1917 to 1940[8]
Vladimir NabokovPermanente Yard 2His experience in France during World War IIAlso won in 1952[9]
Vladimir Pozner[10]
Fine ArtsDonald Harcourt De LueSculptureAlso won in 1944[11]
Dean FausettPainting: Murals for the United States Air ForceAlso won in 1942[2]
Joseph HirschPosters for the Red Cross, the Office of War Information, the Army Emergency Relief, and the Office of Emergency ManagementAlso won in 1942[12][5]
Dong KingmanPainting: America at warAlso won in 1942[13][14][5][6]
Mauricio LasanskyWork at Atelier 17 in New YorkAlso won in 1944, 1945, 1953, 1964[15]
Sidney LoebSculpture[16]
Oronzio MaldarelliAlso won in 1931[17]
Ira MoskowitzDrawing[18]
Music CompositionArthur KreutzUniversity of TexasCompositionAlso won in 1945[19][5][20]
Normand LockwoodOberlin Conservatory of MusicAlso won in 1944[5][21]
Harry PartchAlso won in 1944, 1950[19]
PoetryJeremy IngallsWestern College for WomenWriting[21]
Muriel Rukeyser[22]
José Garcia Villa[5][6]
Edward Ronald WeismillerHarvard UniversityAlso won in 1947[20]
HumanitiesAmerican LiteratureWilliam CharvatNew York University[23]
John T. FlanaganUniversity of MinnesotaLiterature of the Middle West from 1820[24]
Harry T. LevinHarvard UniversitySymbolism in American fictionAlso won in 1944[6][7]
Madeleine B. SternAlso won in 1944[25]
Randall StewartBrown UniversityBiography of Nathaniel Hawthorne[26][7]
Hugh Mason Wade [fr]Intellectual awakening of French CanadaAlso won in 1944[6][7]
Architecture, Planning, and DesignEric Mendelsohn[27]
BiographySigne Kirstine ToksvigEmanuel Swedenborg[3][7]
British HistoryWilbur Kitchener JordanUniversity of ChicagoHistory of English thought in the 17th century[5]
David Harris WillsonUniversity of MinnesotaBiography of James IAlso won in 1941, 1948, 1963[5][24]
ClassicsEsther V. HansenElmira CollegeThe Attalids of Pergamum (published 1947)[28]
Eric Alfred HavelockUniversity of TorontoAlso won in 1941[29][8]
English LiteratureGeorge W. MeyerWestern Reserve UniversityWilliam Wordsworth's artistic and philosophic development[5][21]
George Frank SensabaughStanford UniversityHistory of ideas of 17th-century England[5]
Film, Video and Radio StudiesSiegfried KracauerFrom Caligari to Hitler (published 1947)Also won in 1944, 1945[30]
Fine Arts ResearchWalter FriedländerNew York UniversityComprehensive monograph on Caravaggio and his period[31]
Elizabeth McCauslandAmerican artists, colonial to present[32][7]
George Alexander KublerYale UniversityChanging architecture of 16th-century colonial MexicoAlso won in 1952, 1956[5][6][3][7]
Folklore and Popular CultureBertrand Harris BronsonUniversity of CaliforniaEnglish and Scottish balladsAlso won in 1944, 1948[5]
Luc LacourcièreLaval UniversityFrench Canadian folksongs and folklore[8][33]
Iberian and Latin American HistoryKathleen Martin RomoliColonial history of Colombia's Pacific coast[34]
LinguisticsHelge Kökeritz [sv]University of Minnesota (visiting)English Shakespearian speechAlso won in 1950[5][20]
Music ResearchColin McPheeBalinese musicAlso won in 1942[35]
PhilosophyDavid Frederick Bowers[6]
Richard Booker BrandtPrinceton UniversityWork by Ralph Waldo Emerson[5]
Albert HofstadterNew York UniversityHistory of empiricism[36]
John Robert ReidStanford UniversityMoral philosophy[5]
Philip Blair RiceKenyon CollegeEthics and humanist theory[5][21]
United States HistoryRay Allen BillingtonSmith CollegeHistory of expansion of American settlements from the Atlantic to Mississippi[37][7]
Lawrence Averell HarperUniversity of CaliforniaEconomic activities and governmental regulations in the English American colonies[5]
Fred Harvey HarringtonUniversity of ArkansasDiplomatic growth of the United States[5]
Townsend Scudder IIISwarthmore CollegeBiographical history of Concord, Massachusetts[5][6][37][7]
Dixon WecterUniversity of California, Los AngelesRelationship of soldiers to the civilian population after the United States' three major warsAlso won in 1942[5]
Natural ScienceEarth ScienceKenneth E. Caster [de]University of CincinnatiField study of paleozoic strata in northern Andes MountainsAlso won in 1954, 1955[5][21]
Henry Paul HansenOregon State CollegePost-pleistocene forest succession and climate in the northwestAlso won in 1947[5][20]
Geography and Environmental StudiesGlenn Thomas TrewarthaUniversity of WisconsinDetailed geographic studies of certain selected type areas of Japan and China, and reconnaissance surveys of a more general nature in a limited number of larger regionsAlso won in 1926[38]
Organismic Biology and EcologyTilly EdingerHarvard UniversityPaleontological study of tooth development in reptiles and amphibiansAlso won in 1944[6]
John Francis HansonMassachusetts State CollegeSpecies of stoneflies in the United States[7]
William VogtOffice of the Coordinator of Inter-American AffairsPeru's guano birds[39]
Plant SciencesEdgar AndersonWashington University in St. LouisGenetics of Indian corn in Mexico and Southwest United StatesAlso won in 1950, 1956[5]
Emma Lucy BraunUniversity of CincinnatiEcology of deciduous forestsAlso won in 1944[5][21]
Floyd Alonzo McClureSmithsonian InstitutionBamboos of the Western HemisphereAlso won in 1942[40]
Social ScienceEconomicsAbram Lincoln HarrisHoward UniversityTypes of economics and their current significanceAlso won in 1935, 1936, 1953[5][6][39]
Donald Chalmers MacGregorUniversity of Toronto[8]
Political ScienceJohn Donald LewisOberlin CollegeAmerican political trends since 1900[5][21]
PsychologySolomon E. AschAlso won in 1941[41]
Barbara Stoddard BurksColumbia UniversityIdentical twins reared apart[42]
SociologySamuel Delbert ClarkUniversity of TorontoDevelopment of evangelical religious movements in Canada[8]
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1943 Latin American and Caribbean Fellows

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CategoryField of StudyFellowInstitutional associationResearch topicNotesRef
Creative ArtsFine ArtsTeodoro Núñez UretaNational University of San Agustín[43]
PoetryOctavio PazWriting[44]
HumanitiesBiographyAntonio Hernández TraviesoInstitute of Secondary Education (Havana)Life of Félix VarelaAlso won in 1942[45]
Iberian and Latin American HistoryRamón Iglesia [es]College of MexicoMexican historiography in the 16th centuryAlso won in 1945[46]
Natural SciencesApplied MathematicsJaime Lifshitz GajNational Autonomous University of MexicoGeneral theory of orbitsAlso won in 1942[47][48]
Medicine and HealthMario AutoriFungus-growing ants of Brazil[48]
Gabriel Gašić Livačić [es][48]
Molecular and Cellular BiologyJosé Antonio GoycoSchool of Tropical MedicineProduction, processing, and preservation of tropical foods[48]
Organismic Biology and EcologyRaúl Cortés PeñaMinistry of Agriculture (Chile)Methods of controlling insect pestsAlso won in 1942[49][48]
Isabel Pérez FarfanteUniversity of HavanaIncreasing the supply of mollusks and crustaceans in Cuban watersAlso won in 1942[50][48]
Fabio Leoni WerneckTaxonomic studies of the Mallophaga of mammalsAlso won in 1942[51][48]
Plant ScienceJuan Ignacio ValenciaNational University of CuyoBetterment of South American forage cropsAlso won in 1941, 1942[52][48]
Social ScienceEconomicsAdolfo DorfmanColegio Libre de Estudios Superiores (Buenos Aires)Methods of classifying and interpreting economic phenomenaAlso won in 1944[53]
Raúl GarcíaNational University of CórdobaAgrarian policy in the United StatesAlso won in 1945[54]
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