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List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1971

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A total of 354 scholars, artists, and scientists received Guggenheim Fellowships in 1971. $3,787,000 was disbursed between the recipients, who were chosen from an applicant pool of 2,363.[1][2][3] Of the 96 universities represented, Harvard University boasted the most faculty winners (21), with University of California, Berkeley in second (19) and Columbia University in third (15). This was the first time in several years that Berkeley did not have the most winners.[4]

1971 United States and Canada fellows

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CategoryField of StudyFellowInstitutional associationResearch topicNotesRef
Creative ArtsChoreographyTwyla TharpTwyla Tharp DanceAlso won in 1974[5][6][7]
Drama and Performance ArtJulie BovassoSarah Lawrence College[8]
Ed BullinsPlaywritingAlso won in 1976[9][10]
Lonnie CarterCreative writing for theater[11]
Charles Ludlam[12]
Rochelle Owens[13]
Sam ShepardAlso won in 1968[14][15]
Richard Ernest Whitehall[16]
FictionRobert CooverWritingAlso won in 1974[17][18][19]
Victor KolpacoffHobart and William Smith Colleges (visiting)[20][21]
Wilfrid SheedPrinceton University[22]
Henry L. Van Dyke Jr.Kent State University (in residence)[23]
FilmJames A. HerbertUniversity of GeorgiaFour Films: Fig, Pear I, Pear II, and PlumAlso won in 1989[24][25][26][27]
Richard L. MyersKent State UniversityAlso won in 1969[23]
Fine ArtsBen Berns [de; nl]University of North Carolina, Greensboro (visiting)Sculpture[28][29]
Harry D. BourasColumbia College Chicago[30][31][28]
Rosemarie CastoroPainting[20][32][28]
Donald De MauroSUNY BinghamtonLithographic printing process[33][34][28]
Dale EldredKansas City Art InstituteSculpture[35][28]
Sam GilliamPainting[36][37][28]
Peter GolfinopoulosArt Students League[38][39][28]
Charles S. KlabundeCooper UnionEtchings inspired by the I Ching[40][28]
Vincent LongoHunter College, CUNYGraphics[28]
David NovrosPainting[28]
Peter PassuntinoGraphics[28]
Philip PearlsteinBrooklyn CollegePainting[41][42][28]
Murray ReichBard College[18][28]
Edward RuschaGraphics[43][28]
Richard SerraSculpture[44][45][28]
George SmithHunter College, CUNY[46][47][28]
Kimber SmithDayton Art InstitutePainting[48][28]
Michael SteinerSculpture[28]
Doug Wheeler"Experiments in Environments"[28]
Music CompositionMichael BrozenComposing[18]
Marc-Antonio ConsoliAlso won in 1979[11]
Barbara KolbAlso won in 1976[49]
İlhan Mimaroğlu[50]
Charles MingusNew York State University at BuffaloAlso won in 1978[51]
Loren Rush[20][52]
Robert Leigh Selig [nl]Also won in 1977[53]
Halsey StevensUniversity of Southern CaliforniaAlso won in 1964[54]
Olly W. WilsonUniversity of California, BerkeleyAlso won in 1977[20][52][55]
PhotographyClaudia LoveYanomami peopleAlso won in 1977[56][57]
Mark CohenKing's CollegeTravel to Ireland and GreeceAlso won in 1976[58][59][28]
Len GittlemanHarvard University[17]
Chauncey HareDomestic scenes of working-class peopleAlso won in 1969, 1976[60][20][52][61][28]
Enrico NataliSchool of the Art Institute of ChicagoSeries: American Landscapes[30][62]
Cervin Robinson[63]
Henry Wessel"U.S. highways and the adjacent landscape"Also won in 1978[64][65]
PoetryTom ClarkThe Paris ReviewWriting[20][52]
Robert CreeleySan Francisco State College (visiting)Also won in 1964[66][20][52][67][68]
Robert FitzgeraldHarvard UniversityVerse translation of the IliadAlso won in 1952[20][69]
Thomas KinsellaTemple UniversityAnthology of Irish traditionAlso won in 1968[70][17]
Thom GunnUniversity of California, BerkeleyHouse in San Francisco[20][71]
Ruth StoneNew roof for her homeAlso won in 1975[72][73]
HumanitiesAfrican StudiesDavid W. CohenJohns Hopkins UniversityPrecolonial history of the East African Lake Victoria region[74]
American LiteratureMillicent BellBoston University[75]
John ClendenningValley State CollegeLife and thoughts of Josiah Royce[76][75]
Hamlin L. HillUniversity of Chicago[30][68][75]
Dan E. McCallCornell UniversityCritical study of James Agee[4]
Larry NealYale UniversityContemporary Afro-American culture[77][78]
Ernest SamuelsNorthwestern UniversityBernard Berenson biographyAlso won in 1955[30][79]
Milton R. SternUniversity of ConnecticutPolitics of American literature[11][75]
Hyatt H. WaggonerBrown UniversityRalph Waldo Emerson as a poetAlso won in 1964[80][75]
Architecture, Planning and DesignWalter L. CreeseUniversity of Illinois[30][81]
Bernard RudofskyAlso won in 1963, 1964[82][83][20]
BibliographyJ. Periam DantonUniversity of California, BerkeleyComparative librarianship[20][52][61]
Robert B. DownsUniversity of IllinoisBibliographical guide to research resources in Britain (published 1973)[30][84][81]
BiographyMatthew J. BruccoliUniversity of South CarolinaBiography of John O'Hara[85][25][75]
Ved MehtaThe New YorkerAlso won in 1977[86][87]
Richard Winston[88]
British HistoryArthur B. FergusonDuke UniversityHow the people of 16th-century Tudor England thought of themselves in relationship to the past[89][25]
Alfred M. GollinUniversity of California, Santa BarbaraBattle of BritainAlso won in 1961, 1964[90][91]
Katherine S. Van EerdeMuhlenberg CollegeJohn Ogilby[92]
ClassicsSteele CommagerAmherst College[93][94]
George Patrick Goold [de]Harvard University[95]
Wesley D. SmithUniversity of Pennsylvania[96][97]
Dance StudiesArlene CroceAlso won in 1985[98]
East Asian StudiesDonald KeeneColumbia UniversityAlso won in 1961[99][100]
James Jo-Yu LiuStanford University[20][52]
English LiteratureLeo BraudyColumbia University[75]
Patricia B. CraddockGoucher CollegeBiography of Edward Gibbon[74]
Robert C. ElliottUniversity of California, San DiegoGenre criticismAlso won in 1962[75][101][102]
Philip J. FinkelpearlLehman CollegeHistorical and critical study of Beaumont and Fletcher's plays[18][75]
William E. FredemanUniversity of British Columbia19th-century pre-Raphealite literary movement in EnglandAlso won in 1965[103][104][75]
Irving HoweHunter College, CUNYJewish experience in AmericaAlso won in 1964[20][75][105]
George L. LevineLivingston CollegeConventions of realism in the 19th-century novel[22][75]
Robert B. MartinPrinceton UniversityAlso won in 1983[22]
Stanley StewartUniversity of California, Riverside[75]
Helen H. VendlerBoston University[75]
Don Marion WolfeBrooklyn College[41][75]
Fine Arts ResearchRobert L. HerbertYale UniversityEvolution of a secular iconography in French painting, 1850-1920[11]
Sam HunterPrinceton University[22]
Bates Lowry[22]
Harold Edwin WetheyUniversity of MichiganAlso won in 1949[106][107]
Folklore and Popular CultureRichard M. DorsonIndiana UniversityAlso won in 1949, 1964[108][109]
Bruce JacksonUniversity at BuffaloHistorical and psychological study of Afro-American folklore[67]
French HistoryNathanael GreeneWesleyan UniversityFrench provincial politics in the 1930s[11]
French LiteratureMarcel GutwirthHaverford CollegeAlso won in 1985[75][110]
Joseph H. McMahonWesleyan UniversityJean-Jacques Rousseau's La nouvelle Héloïse[11]
Eléonore M. ZimmermannUniversity of Rochester[111][75]
General NonfictionDavid CortLife[112][113]
Leonard KriegelCity College of New York[75]
Peter SchragUniversity of Massachusetts, Amherst (visiting)Politics of social disintegration[2]
German and East European HistoryJerome BlumPrinceton UniversityAlso won in 1951[22][114]
H. G. KoenigsbergerCornell UniversityStates General of the Netherlands in the 15th and 16th centuries[4]
Gerhard L. WeinbergUniversity of Michigan[115]
German and Scandinavian LiteratureMartin Bircher [de]McGill University[104][75]
Ernst F. HoffmannHunter College, CUNY[75]
Wolfgang Leppmann [de]University of OregonAlso won in 1962[116][117][75]
Ralph Manheim[118]
Jeffrey L. SammonsYale UniversityLiterary sociology[11][75]
History of Science and TechnologyStillman DrakeUniversity of TorontoAlso won in 1976[104][119]
Nathan SivinMassachusetts Institute of Technology[97][120]
Arnold W. ThackrayUniversity of PennsylvaniaAlso won in 1985[96][97]
Italian LiteratureMark MusaIndiana University[75]
Latin American LiteratureJaime AlazrakiUniversity of California, San DiegoStructure and style in the short stories of Julio CortazarAlso won in 1982[75][121][102]
LinguisticsNoam ChomskyMassachusetts Institute of TechnologySyntax and semantics[20][122]
Bernard SpolskyUniversity of New MexicoRelationship of language and education[68][75]
Literary CriticismRichard A. BlessingUniversity of Washington[116][75]
Robert Gorham DavisColumbia University[75]
Isabel Gamble MacCaffreyTufts UniversitySpenser's Allegory: The Anatomy of Imagination (published 1976)[75][123]
Martin PriceYale UniversityChanging conceptions of character in the novelAlso won in 1957[11][75][124]
Medieval HistoryAngeliki LaiouHarvard UniversityAlso won in 1978[125][126]
Medieval LiteratureJohn Freccero [it]Yale UniversityDante's allegory[11][75]
Henry A. KellyUniversity of California, Los AngelesResearch in Chelsea, London[127]
Lars LönnrothUniversity of California, BerkeleyNjáls saga[20][52][55][75]
Music ResearchPhilip GossettUniversity of Chicago[30]
R. M. LongyearUniversity of KentuckyMusical Romanticism[128]
Leon PlantingaYale UniversityMusic of Muzio Clementi[129][11]
Near Eastern StudiesJames T. MonroeUniversity of California, BerkeleyPoetry of Arab Spain from the 10th to the 15th centuries[20][52][55]
PhilosophyMario A. BungeMcGill University[104]
Karsten HarriesYale UniversityBavarian rococo church[11]
Alvin C. PlantingaCalvin CollegeWriting his fourth philosophy book[129]
Giorgio TonelliSUNY BinghamtonHistorical background of Immanuel Kant's philosophy[34]
ReligionVan A. HarveyUniversity of PennsylvaniaAlso won in 1966[130][96]
Charles H. LongUniversity of Chicago Divinity School[30]
Malcolm L. PeelCoe CollegeTranslation and interpretation of ancient writings discovered near Nag Hammadi[131]
Russian HistoryVartan GregorianUniversity of Texas, AustinNational culture in Soviet Armenia, 1920-1970[132]
Reginald Ely Zelnik [pl]University of California, BerkeleyLabor and society in Tsarist Russia, 1871-1891[20][52][55]
Science WritingHardy M. Edwards, Jr.University of GeorgiaNutrition and endocrine function[24][25][133]
Spanish and Portuguese LiteratureSamuel Gordon ArmisteadUniversity of PennsylvaniaAlso won in 1966[96][75]
Edmund de ChascaUniversity of Iowa[75]
Rafael Pérez de la Dehesa [es]University of California, BerkeleyOrigins of the Generation of 1898[20][52][55][75]
Antonio Regalado [es]Columbia University[134]
Emma Speratti-Piñero [es; de]Wheaton College[135]
Theatre ArtsGeorge C. IzenourYale UniversityHistory of theater design[11]
Arthur H. SaxonUniversity of ConnecticutBiography of Andrew DucrowAlso won in 1982[11][136]
United States HistoryStephen FosterNorthern Illinois UniversityOrigins of congregational polity in England and America, 1620-1649[137][30]
John R. HoweUniversity of Minnesota[138]
Nathan I. HugginsColumbia University[139]
Alfred F. HurleyUS Air Force AcademyInstitutional history of the US Air Force[140]
Stanley I. KutlerUniversity of Wisconsin, MadisonJohn Marshall's judicial career[141]
August MeierKent State UniversityHistory of the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) (with Elliott M. Rudwick)[23]
Stephen B. OatesUniversity of Massachusetts AmherstBiography of Abraham Lincoln[2]
Earl S. PomeroyUniversity of OregonAlso won in 1956[142][116]
Richard A. PrestonDuke UniversityMilitary history of Canadian-American relations, 1867-1917[89][24][25]
Elliott M. RudwickKent State UniversityHistory of the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) (with August Meier)[23]
William StantonUniversity of PittsburghIntelllectual history of the United States, 1815-1848[143]
Natural SciencesApplied MathematicsC. K. ChuColumbia University[144]
Stanford S. PennerUniversity of California, San DiegoSpectroscopy; theory of reactive flows[102]
Steven E. SchwarzUniversity of California, BerkeleyQuantum electronics[20][52][55][145]
Peter J. WangerskyDalhousie University[104]
Norman J. ZabuskyBell Telephone LaboratoriesComputational fluid physics[146]
Astronomy and AstrophysicsDonald E. GaultAmes Research CenterImpacts made by micro-particles on a simulated lunar surface[20][52][147]
John A. SimpsonUniversity of ChicagoAlso won in 1984[30][148]
ChemistryPaul D. BartlettHarvard UniversityAlso won in 1955[149]
Paul DelahayNew York UniversityAlso won in 1955[150][151][152]
Leon M. DorfmanOhio State UniversityResearch at the Royal Institution of Great Britain[153]
Saul T. EpsteinUniversity of Wisconsin, MadisonQuantum chemistry[141]
Willis H. FlygareUniversity of IllinoisStructure of liquidsAlso won in 1978[30][154][81]
Robin M. HochstrasserUniversity of Pennsylvania[96]
Stephen J. LippardColumbia University[155]
Fred W. McLaffertyCornell UniversityTechniques of mass spectrometry in organic chemistry, biochemistry and photochemistry[4]
Norbert T. PorilePurdue UniversityHigh energy chemistry[156]
G. Wilse RobinsonCalifornia Institute of TechnologyPhotobiology[1][145]
Glen A. RussellIowa State UniversityFree radical chemistry[157]
Marvin J. SternYeshiva UniversityIsotopes[158]
Ulrich P. StraussRutgers UniversityPhysical chemistry of polyelectrolytes[22]
Richard L. WolfgangYale UniversityChemical kineticsAlso won in 1962[11][159]
Computer ScienceKing-Sun FuPurdue UniversityNew approach to pattern recognition through stochastic languages, considering such factors as noise and distortion[156]
Aravind JoshiUniversity of Pennsylvania[96][97]
Pravin VaraiyaUniversity of California, BerkeleyOptimal decisions in large systems[20][52][55]
Earth ScienceJames R. ArnoldUniversity of California, San DiegoPure and applied geochemistry[102]
Robert A. BernerYale UniversitySedimentary geochemistry[11]
Kenneth J. HsüETH Zurich[160]
Arvid M. JohnsonStanford University[20][52]
Robert L. KovachMan's intervention in geologic processes[20][52][145]
Ferren MacIntyreUniversity of California, Santa BarbaraPhilosophical studies of man, nature and technology[90]
Allan R. RobinsonHarvard University[161]
John T. WassonUniversity of California, Los Angeles[162]
EngineeringRutherford ArisUniversity of Minnesota[138]
Charles A. EckertUniversity of IllinoisChemical kinetics[30][81]
Gareth ThomasUniversity of California, BerkeleyHigh voltage electron microscopy[20][52][55]
MathematicsLars V. AhlforsHarvard University[163]
Louis AuslanderCUNY Graduate CenterResearch at the Institute for Advanced Studies[164][165]
Patrick BillingsleyUniversity of ChicagoResearch at University of Cambridge[30][166]
Rafael V. ChaconUniversity of Minnesota[138]
Hubert HalkinUniversity of California, San DiegoOptimization theory[102]
Heisuke HironakaHarvard University[167][168]
Peter E. Ney [de]University of Wisconsin, MadisonMathematical analysis of complex biological models[141]
Murray RosenblattUniversity of California, San DiegoMathematical statistics and probability theoryAlso won in 1965[169][102]
Walter A. StraussBrown University[170]
Medicine and HealthRaul E. FalicovUniversity of Chicago[30]
Alexander LeafMassachusetts General Hospital; Harvard Medical School[171][172][173]
Kenneth L. MelmonUniversity of California Medical Center[20][52]
David A. PrinceStanford University School of MedicineAbnormalities of single nerve cells in epilepsy[52][174]
Paul G. QuieUniversity of Minnesota Medical School[138]
Leon E. RosenbergYale University School of MedicineBiochemical genetics[11]
Robert SilberNew York University School of Medicine[175]
Bruce A. D. StockerStanford UniversityAlso won in 1981[20][52][176]
Molecular and Cellular BiologyElijah AdamsUniversity of Maryland School of MedicineSynthesis of peptides[74]
W. Lane BarksdaleNew York University School of Medicine[177]
Harold J. BrightUniversity of Pennsylvania[96][97]
Ellis EnglesbergUniversity of California, Santa BarbaraMammalian cell genetics[90]
Irving I. GeschwindUniversity of California, DavisResearch at National Institute for Medical Research[52][178]
Jerry L. HedrickBiochemistry of fertilization[52][179]
Frans F. JöbsisDuke UniversityCellular physiology[89][24][25]
Jack F. KirschUniversity of California, BerkeleyEnzyme reaction mechanisms[20][52][61]
Daniel E. Koshland Jr.Mechanisms of enzyme action[20][52][61][55]
Leonard S. LermanVanderbilt University[25]
David E. MetzlerIowa State UniversityChemistry of metabolism[157][145]
David R. MorrisUniversity of Washington[116]
Leslie A. OrgelSalk Institute for Biological StudiesTheory of aging[20][102]
Irwin A. RoseUniversity of Pennsylvania[96][97]
George StreisingerUniversity of Oregon[116]
Noboru SueokaPrinceton University[22]
Robert Harold WassermanNew York State College of Veterinary Medicine at Cornell UniversityCalcium physiologyAlso won in 1964[4][180]
NeuroscienceAbraham SpectorColumbia University College of Physicians and SurgeonsProtein synthesis in bacterial systems[18]
Organismic Biology and EcologyJohn Tyler BonnerPrinceton UniversityAlso won in 1957[181][22]
Paul A. ColinvauxOhio State University[182]
Joseph H. ConnellUniversity of California, Santa BarbaraExperimental studies in population ecologyAlso won in 1962[183][90]
William M. Hamner IIIUniversity of California, Davis[52]
Arnold G. KlugeUniversity of MichiganResearch in Australia[184]
Michael MenakerUniversity of Texas, AustinResearch at the University of Montpellier[132]
George B. SchallerNew York Zoological Society; Rockefeller University[185][186]
PhysicsJoseph BallamStanford University[20][52]
Vernon D. BargerUniversity of Wisconsin, MadisonTheoretical studies in high energy physics[141]
Boris W. BattermanCornell UniversitySolid-state physics[4]
David O. CaldwellUniversity of California, Santa BarbaraElementary particle physics[90]
Geoffrey V. ChesterCornell UniversityLow-temperature physics[4]
Benjamin D. DayArgonne National LaboratoryResearch at the Niels Bohr Institute[30][187]
Sidney David DrellStanford Linear Accelerator CenterAlso won in 1961[20][52][188]
Thomas FerbelUniversity of RochesterResearch at Fermilab[111][189]
Norman C. FordUniversity of Massachusetts, AmherstCharacteristics of large molecules such as those that make up living tissue[2]
Steven FrautschiCalifornia Institute of TechnologyHigh-energy particle physics[1][145]
Murray Gell-MannElementary particle physics[1][20][17][145]
Lee GrodzinsMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyAlso won in 1964[190]
Frank S. HamGeneral Electric[191]
David Lowery HendrieLawrence Radiation LaboratoryExperimental studies in high-energy nuclear physics[20][52][61]
Kenneth A. JohnsonMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyResearch at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center[192]
Gordon L. KaneUniversity of Michigan[193]
David LitsterMassachusetts Institute of Technology[194]
Richard MarrusUniversity of California, BerkeleyQuantum electrodynamics[20][52][55]
George E. MasekUniversity of California, San DiegoHigh-energy physics[102]
Paul C. Martin [de]Harvard UniversityAlso won in 1965[195][196]
Carl E. McIlwainUniversity of California, San DiegoPlasma phenomena in the magnetosphereAlso won in 1967[197][102]
Yoichiro NambuUniversity of ChicagoAlso won in 1977[30][198]
Lee G. Pondrom [de]University of Wisconsin, MadisonHigh-energy physics[141]
Robert V. PoundHarvard UniversityAlso won in 1957[199][200]
Walter SeloveUniversity of Pennsylvania[96][97]
Richard E. TaylorStanford Linear Accelerator CenterResearch at CERN[20][52][201]
Plant ScienceNorman I. BishopOregon State University[116]
Norman E. GoodMichigan State UniversityBioenergetics of ion movements in photosynthetic systems[202]
Subodh K. JainUniversity of California, Davis[52]
Tom J. MabryUniversity of Texas, AustinMetabolic role in plant development[132]
Social SciencesAnthropology and Cultural StudiesGerald BerremanUniversity of California, BerkeleyUrban social interaction in India[20][52][61]
William Oliver BrightUniversity of California, Los Angeles[203][204]
Robbins BurlingUniversity of MichiganResearch in Toulouse[205]
J. Desmond ClarkUniversity of California, BerkeleyAfrican paleolithic archaeology[20][52][61]
Lambros ComitasColumbia University[206][207]
Robert H. Dyson Jr.University of Pennsylvania[96][97]
John J. GumperzUniversity of California, BerkeleySociolinguistics[20][52][61]
William Hardy McNeillUniversity of ChicagoAlso won in 1985[30][208]
John MiddletonNew York University[209][210]
Peter J. PowellSt. Augustine's Center for American Indians[30]
Elliott P. SkinnerColumbia University[211][212]
EconomicsAlfred S. Eichner[213][214]
Gerald K. HelleinerUniversity of Toronto[104]
Charles E. LindblomYale UniversityComparative study of politico-economic systemsAlso won in 1950, 1985[11][215][216]
Robert A. MundellUniversity of Chicago[30]
John W. PrattHarvard UniversityResearch in Kyoto[217]
EducationCharles E. BidwellUniversity of Chicago[30]
Lee J. CronbachStanford UniversityInteractions of psychological measurements and social policy[20][52][218]
Joseph J. SchwabUniversity of Chicago[30]
Geography and Environmental StudiesPeter O. WackerRutgers UniversityHistorical-cultural geography of New Jersey before 1800[22]
LawFrancis A. AllenUniversity of MichiganConcept of political crimeAlso won in 1977[219][220]
Jerome A. CohenHarvard Law SchoolResearch in Kyoto[221]
Melvin A. EisenbergUniversity of California, BerkeleyModern corporate decision-making[20][52][61]
Charles FriedHarvard University Law School[222]
Grant GilmoreUniversity of Chicago[30]
Herbert L. PackerStanford University[52]
Ralph K. WinterYale UniversityLabor law, economic policy, and poverty programs[11]
Political ScienceGar AlperovitzUniversity of Cambridge[223]
Karl W. DeutschHarvard UniversityFormulation of a general theory of politicsAlso won in 1954[224][20][225]
George KatebAmherst CollegeStudy of the radical critique of liberal democracy[226]
Everett Carll Ladd Jr.University of ConnecticutPolitical responses to social change in the American experience[11]
Joseph LaPalombaraYale UniversityRole of public bureaucracies in effecting political and social change[11]
Hanna PitkinUniversity of California, BerkeleyNature of self and its significance for politics[20][52][55]
Hanes WaltonSavannah State College[25]
Neal WoodYork University, Toronto[104]
PsychologyEugene BurnsteinUniversity of Michigan[227]
Emilia FerreiroUniversity of the RepublicComparative developmental psycholinguistics[228]
George MandlerUniversity of California, San DiegoCognitive psychology[102]
David H. RaabBrooklyn College[41]
Leo RangellUniversity of California, Los Angeles[229]
Roger Newland ShepardStanford University[20][52]
Patrick Suppes[20][52]
David Garrett WinterWesleyan UniversityPsychology of power[129][11]
SociologyNorman BirnbaumAmherst CollegeMarxist legacy in sociology[226]
Troy DusterUniversity of California, BerkeleyColonial analogy and the "black situation" in the United States[20][52][61]
Seymour Martin LipsetHarvard UniversityPolitical role of intellectuals[20][230]
Theodore RoszakCalifornia State University, HaywardThe making of a counterculture[20][52][231]
Ezra F. VogelHarvard University[232]
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1971 Latin American and Caribbean Fellows

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CategoryField of StudyFellowInstitutional associationResearch topicNotesRef
Creative ArtsFictionMax AubUniversidad Nacional Autónoma de MéxicoLife and times of Luis BuñuelAlso won in 1966, 1968[233][234][228]
Daniel Moyano [de; es; pt]Writing[235][228]
FilmJorge R. PreloranHarvard UniversityFilmmaking in ArgentinaAlso won in 1975[236][228]
Fine ArtsAntonio DiasPainting[237][228]
Juan DowneyPratt InstituteSculptureAlso won in 1976[238][239][228]
Fernando Maza [d]Painting[240][228]
Alejandro OteroSculpture[241][228]
Music CompositionCarlos R. AlsinaComposing[242][228]
PoetryEdward Kamau BrathwaiteUniversity of the West IndiesWriting[243][228]
Marco Antonio Montes de OcaUniversidad Nacional Autónoma de MéxicoAlso won in 1967[244][245][228]
HumanitiesArchitecture, Planning and DesignArmando D. MendesUniversidade Federal do ParáRiver-basin planning in the Amazon region[228]
Fine Arts ResearchJorge ElliottUniversidad de ChileCreation of visual images in art and literature[228]
Iberian and Latin American HistoryJorge Arias de Greiff [es]National University of ColombiaHistory of the development of astronomy in Colombia[228]
Latin American LiteratureFernando Ainsa [de; es; fr]El DiarioThe Latin American novel[228]
Literary CriticismHaroldo de CamposDevelopment of the Brazilian contemporary novel[228]
Music ResearchFernando von ReichenbachTorcuato di Tella InstituteComputer-based experiments on sound synthesis from graphs[228]
PhilosophyJosé Rafael Echeverría [es]Universidad de Puerto RicoConcept of general studies[228]
Natural SciencesEarth ScienceRafael Herbst [fi]National University of the NortheastTriassic flora[228]
Molecular and Cellular BiologyJorge E. AllendeUniversity of ChileRegulation of protein synthesis in plant cellsAlso won in 1966[246][228]
Ernesto G. BadeCampomar Institute of Research in BiochemistryControl mechanisms of protein biosynthesisAlso won in 1970[228][247]
Jorge Cerbón Solórzano [es]Instituto Politécnico NacionalSpectroscopic studies of membrane phenomena[228]
Luiz R. Travassos [pt]University of Buenos Aires16th-century chroniclers of Spanish America[228]
Organismic Biology and EcologyAlejo MesaUniversity of the RepublicCytological studies of Antarctic cricket-like insects[228]
PhysicsRoberto L. Lobo e SilvaUniversity of São PauloSolid state physics[228]
Carlos Alberto LuengoBariloche Atomic CentreLow-temperature solid state physics[228]
Plant ScienceMargaret U. MeeIllustrated book of Amazonian plants[228]
Social SciencesAnthropology and Cultural StudiesMiguel Chase-SardiUniversidad Católica "Nuestra Señora de la Asunción"Ethnological studies of "Paraguayan Indians"[228]
SociologyJulio CotlerNational University of San MarcosContemporary Peru[228]
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