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List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1973

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Three hundred and thirty-nine scholars, artists, and scientists received Guggenheim Fellowships in 1973.[1][2][3] $3,852,600 was disbursed between the recipients, who were chosen from an applicant pool of 2,416.[4][5] Of the 112 universities represented, University of California, Berkeley and Stanford University were tied for institution with the most winners on its faculty (16). Columbia University (15) were second in fellowships, followed by University of California, Los Angeles and Yale University in third.[2][3]

United States and Canada fellows

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CategoryField of StudyFellowInstitutional associationResearch topicNotesRef
Creative ArtsChoreographyMurray LouisMurray Louis Dance CompanyChoreographyAlso won in 1969[6][7]
Drama and Performance ArtFrederick E. GainesUniversity of MinnesotaBull Moose, a play based on immigration in the early 1900s[8]
Charles F. Gordon[9]
Myrna Lamb[10]
Murray MednickTheatre GenesisTravel to Mexico[11][12]
Ronald Tavel[13]
Jean-Claude van ItallieAlso won in 1980[14]
Joseph A. WalkerHoward University; City College of New York[15][16]
FictionBrock BrowerWriting[17]
John GardnerSouthern Illinois University[2][18][19]
William HarrisonUniversity of Arkansas[20]
Madison JonesAuburn University[21]
Barton A. Midwood[22]
Joseph PapaleoSarah Lawrence College[23]
Gilbert SorrentinoAlso won in 1987[23][24]
Richard G. SternUniversity of Chicago[25][26]
Frederic TutenCity College of New York[27][28]
Theodore WeesnerUniversity of New Hampshire[29][4]
FilmJames BroughtonSan Francisco Art InstituteFilmmakingAlso won in 1970[2][30]
Daniel Dembrosky[31]
Ed EmshwillerAlso won in 1978[32][33]
Mike HendersonUniversity of California, Davis[34]
James Kennedy[35]
Gunvor NelsonSan Francisco Art Institute[2]
David Loeb Weiss[36]
Fine ArtsIlya BolotowskySouthampton College2D and 3D painting[32]
Frank BowlingPaintingAlso won in 1967[37][38]
Marvin BrownCalifornia State University[2]
Lowry BurgessMassachusetts College of Art[4]
David DiaoWhitney Museum Independent Study ProgramPainting[39]
Mary FrankGraphicsAlso won in 1983[40]
Hans HaackeCooper Union[41]
Michael D. HallCranbrook Academy of ArtSculpture[42]
Frederick HammersleyUniversity of New MexicoPainting[43]
Bernard Edwin KirschenbaumSculpture[44]
Boyd Mefferd[45]
Forrest MyersSculpture[46][47]
Matthew PhillipsBard CollegeGraphics[48]
Basilios PoulosPainting[49][50]
Robert Ryman[51]
Alan J. Shields[52][53]
Robert I. SmithsonSculpture: Amarillo Ramp[54][55]
Jack SonenbergPratt InstitutePainting[56]
Chryssa Vardea-MavromichaliSculpture[57]
Music CompositionWalter E. AschaffenburgOberlin Conservatory of MusicComposingAlso won in 1955[58]
Leslie BassettUniversity of MichiganAlso won in 1980[59]
George H. CrumbUniversity of PennsylvaniaAlso won in 1967[60][61]
Edwin DuggerUniversity of California, Berkeley[2][19]
Donald MartinoNew England Conservatory of MusicAlso won in 1967, 1982[4][62][63]
Pauline OliverosUniversity of California, San DiegoStudied myth and ritual group interaction[64][3][65]
Vincent PersichettiJuilliard School; Philadelphia ConservatoryComposingAlso won in 1958, 1968[66][67]
Robert Pollock[68]
Harvey SollbergerColumbia University; Manhattan School of MusicAlso won in 1969[69][70]
Louis Weingarden[71]
PhotographyRobert Hickman AdamsColorado homes in the 1970sAlso won in 1980[72][73]
Bill DaneAlso won in 1982[19][74][75]
Wendy Snyder MacNeilAbbot Academy; Phillips AcademyLong-term documentary experiment[4][76]
Sonia Landy SheridanSchool of the Art Institute of Chicago[77]
George A. TiceNew School for Social ResearchNew Jersey city, suburban, shore, and rural areas[78][79]
John VachonAmerican towns rural enough to have maintained an identity[80]
David VestalSchool of the Art Institute of Chicago (visiting)Also won in 1966[81][2][19][77]
PoetryJohn AshberyBrooklyn CollegeWritingAlso won in 1967[82][83][2][19]
Irving FeldmanState University of New York at Buffalo[84]
David IgnatowColumbia UniversityAlso won in 1965[85][86]
X. J. KennedyTufts University[4]
Philip LevineFresno State UniversityAlso won in 1980[87][88]
Michael McClureCalifornia College of Arts and Crafts[2][19]
W. S. MerwinAlso won in 1983[2][19][89]
Stanley PlumlyOhio University[90][91]
James ScullyUniversity of Connecticut[4][92]
Video and AudioJoel L. Gold[93]
HumanitiesAmerican LiteratureMorris DicksteinQueens College, CUNY[94]
Burton R. Pollin [de]Bronx Community CollegeEdgar Allan Poe’s style, including his coinages; his response to the arts and artists of the day; relation to the music of his time; his reviewers; and his necrology[95]
Robert F. SayreUniversity of IowaThoreau's Indian Notebooks[5]
John D. SeelyeUniversity of Connecticut[4]
Emily Stipes WattsUniversity of IllinoisCritical and historical study of women poets in America[18]
Architecture, Planning and DesignWilliam AlonsoUniversity of California, BerkeleyComparative studies on urbanization[2][19]
H. Allen BrooksUniversity of TorontoLe Corbusier[96][97]
Grady E. ClayLandscape ArchitectureAnalysis of urban growth[98]
BiographyBrendan Gill[2][19]
Ronald SteelYale University[99]
British HistoryStephen B. BaxterUniversity of North CarolinaHistory of Britain and Hanover, 1739-1763Also won in 1959[100][101]
Karl S. BottigheimerState University of New York at Stony BrookFailure of the Reformation in 16th-century Ireland[32]
John S. GalbraithUniversity of California, Los Angeles[102]
Bentley B. GilbertUniversity of Illinois at Chicago[103]
Peter StanskyStanford UniversityArt, society, and politics in England, 1890sAlso won in 1966[104][2][105]
Robert K. WebbColumbia UniversityAlso won in 1959[106]
ClassicsD. A. AmyxUniversity of California, BerkeleyCorinthian vase-paintingAlso won in 1957[107][2][19]
Eva C. KeulsUniversity of Minnesota; Howard University[108]
Brooks OtisUniversity of North CarolinaTranscendence of tragedyAlso won in 1952[101][109]
East Asian StudiesA. K. NarainUniversity of Wisconsin, MadisonKushans of Central and South Asia during the first three centuries A.D.[110]
Oliver H. StatlerReligious customs in Japan[18]
Frederic Evans WakemanUniversity of California, BerkeleyMing loyalism in Ch'ing China[2][19]
Economic HistoryHugh G. J. AitkenAmherst CollegeHistorical development of radio communications in Europe and the United States[4][111]
Stuart W. BrucheyColumbia University[112]
Bernt P. Stigum [no]Northwestern University[113]
English LiteratureStuart CurranUniversity of Wisconsin, MadisonLiterary relationship between Byron and Shelley[110]
Carl DawsonUniversity of New HampshireMatthew Arnold[29][4]
Anne D. FerryBoston College[4]
Roland M. FryeUniversity of PennsylvaniaJohn Milton's epic poetry and the visual artsAlso won in 1956[114][61][115]
James R. KincaidOhio State UniversityAlso won in 1982[116][117]
Russell A. FraserUniversity of MichiganKinship of the mage and scientist in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance[118][115]
George Paul LandowBrown UniversityAlso won in 1978[4][119]
Thomas A. McFarlandGraduate Center, CUNYAlso won in 1964[120][121]
William H. PritchardAmherst College[4]
Mark SchorerUniversity of California, BerkeleyGeorge BalanchineAlso won in 1941, 1942, 1948[122][2][19][123][124]
Marvin SpevackUniversity of Münster[125][126]
Jane W. StedmanRoosevelt UniversityResearch at the University of London[127]
Kathleen Mary WilliamsUniversity of California, RiversideLiterature of the 18th century and the Renaissance in libraries in the United States and England[128][115]
Fine Arts ResearchJames BeckColumbia UniversityCritical monograph on Jacopo della Quercia[129][130][115]
Jack Wesley Burnham, Jr.Northwestern UniversityAlchemical symbolism in the works of Marcel Duchamp[131][132]
Michael Martin FriedHarvard University[4]
Reinhold A. HellerUniversity of Pittsburgh[133][26]
Michael SullivanStanford UniversityChinese landscape paintings and the Sui and Tang dynasties[2][105]
John WilmerdingDartmouth CollegeAmerican art (part of the Pelican History of Art series)[4][134]
Folklore and Popular CultureIlhan Basgöz [tr; az]Indiana UniversityComparative study of the romantic epics of the Turkic peoples[98]
French HistoryRobert R. PalmerYale UniversityFrench education during the revolutionary era, 1760-1820[4][92][135]
Peter N. StearnsRutgers UniversityAttitudes and policies toward aging in France since 1850[136][135]
French LiteraturePeter BrooksYale University[4][92]
Shoshana Felman[4][92]
John C. LappStanford UniversityPierre CorneilleAlso won in 1966[2][105][137][115]
General NonfictionRenata AdlerThe New Yorker[138][139]
Walter Goodman[140][141]
Neil SheehanNew York Times[2][19]
German and East European HistoryGerald D. FeldmanUniversity of California, BerkeleySocio-economic history of the early Weimar Republic[2][19]
Hsi-Huey LiangVassar College[142][143]
German and Scandinavian LiteratureKlaus W. Jonas [de]University of Pittsburgh[144][145]
Latin American HistoryCharles Adam HaleUniversity of IowaInterpretive history of Mexican thought and the politics in the period 1867-1910[5]
LinguisticsEric P. HampUniversity of ChicagoAlbanian dialectology[146][26]
David McNeillPsychology of language[146][26]
Stanley PetersUniversity of Texas, AustinSemantics of natural languages[147][146]
Literary CriticismMerle E. BrownUniversity of IowaContemporary British poetry and literary criticism[5]
Laura Riding Jackson[148]
Rosette C. LamontQueens College, CUNY[149][150]
Edgar RosenbergCornell University[151]
Michael WoodColumbia University[152]
Medieval HistoryDonald W. SutherlandUniversity of IowaEdition of medieval law proceedings held in the Royal Court in Northamptonshire, 1329-1330[5]
Medieval LiteratureMarvin L. ColkerUniversity of VirginiaDescriptive catalog of Latin manuscripts at the University of Dublin[153]
Andrew HughesUniversity of TorontoInvestigation and photographing of medieval manuscripts in Europe[154]
Music ResearchStuart Reiner[155]
Charles RosenState University of New York at Stony BrookRelationship of Romantic music and 19th-century theories of language and style[32][26]
Cecil P. TaylorAntioch College (visiting)Black music composition[156]
Near Eastern StudiesL. Carl BrownPrinceton University[157]
PhilosophyDonald DavidsonRockefeller UniversityPhilosophy of language[146]
David Shepherd NivisonStanford UniversityWeakness of will in Chinese philosophy[2][105]
Richard M. Rorty[158]
Peter Kenneth UngerNew York University[159]
Roger WertheimerGraduate Center, CUNY[160][161]
Photography StudiesEugenia Parry JanisWellesley CollegeLife of Gustave Le Gray[4]
ReligionCharley D. HardwickAmerican UniversityPsychoanalysis theory[162]
H. Darrell LanceColgate Rochester Divinity SchoolWrite-up of excavations at Gezer[163][164]
Jacob NeusnerBrown UniversityAlso won in 1979[165][166]
Renaissance HistoryHans BaronNewberry LibraryFlorentine humanism and historiography of Leonardo BruniAlso won in 1942[4][167][115]
F. Edward CranzConnecticut CollegeMedieval and Renaissance intellectual history and bibliography[4][92][115]
John M. HeadleyUniversity of North CarolinaCritical edition of the autobiography of Mercurino di Gattinara[101][115]
Russian HistoryGustave Alef [pl]University of OregonHistory of medieval Russia[168][169]
Richard HellieUniversity of Chicago[170][171][26]
Spanish and Portuguese LiteratureAlexander A. ParkerUniversity of Texas, AustinArt and thought of Pedro Calderón de la Barca[147][172][115]
Allen W. Phillips [es]Life and time of Alejandro SawaAlso won in 1960[147][173]
John Polt [es]University of California, BerkeleyCritical edition of the poetry of Juan Meléndez Valdés[2][19][172]
Kenneth R. Scholberg [es]Michigan State UniversitySatire in 16th-century Spanish literature[172][174]
Theatre ArtsReginald Allen [de]Pierpont Morgan Library[175]
Gordon RogoffSUNY Buffalo[176][177]
United States HistoryPaul S. BoyerUniversity of Massachusetts[4][112]
David B. BurnerState University of New York at Stony BrookBiography of Herbert Hoover[32][112]
Edward M. CoffmanUniversity of Wisconsin–MadisonSocial history of the peacetime American Army, 1783-1940[110][112]
Robert DallekUniversity of California, Los Angeles[112]
Robert F. DalzellWilliams CollegeGeneral history of Massachusetts, 1829-1861[4][178][112]
Robert M. FogelsonMassachusetts Institute of Technology[4][112]
John Hope FranklinUniversity of ChicagoAlso won in 1950[179][112]
Lloyd C. GardnerRutgers CollegeAnglo-American political and economic relations in the 20th century, with emphasis on cooperation and conflict in situations such as the Russian and Mexican Revolutions[136][112]
Charles Lockwood[180]
David P. ThelenUniversity of Missouri, ColumbiaIndustrial capitalism in England and America[181][112]
Alden T. VaughanColumbia University[112]
James Edward WrightDartmouth College[4][112]
Natural SciencesApplied MathematicsLeopold B. FelsenPolytechnic Institute of Brooklyn[182]
Carl H. GibsonUniversity of California, San DiegoTurbulence[3]
Morton E. GurtinCarnegie Mellon UniversityContinuum mechanics[183]
Nicholas A. KrallUniversity of Maryland[184]
John L. LumleyPennsylvania State UniversityOceanic turbulence[185]
J. Nicholas NewmanMassachusetts Institute of Technology[4]
Malvin C. TeichColumbia University[186]
Astronomy and AstrophysicsGordon P. GarmireCalifornia Institute of TechnologyResearch in Australia, India, England, and France[187]
William L. Kraushaar [de]University of Wisconsin, MadisonHigh-energy astrophysicsAlso won in 1962[110][188]
Laurence E. PetersonUniversity of California, San DiegoHigh-energy astronomy[3]
ChemistryEvan H. AppelmanArgonne National Laboratory[189][26]
Charles R. CantorColumbia University[190][191]
William R. Dolbier Jr.University of Florida[192][193]
Russell Stephen DragoUniversity of IllinoisSynthetic inorganic chemistry and catalysis[18]
Adon A. GordusUniversity of Michigan[194][195]
David M. HerculesUniversity of GeorgiaResearch at Northwestern University[196]
John R. HuizengaUniversity of RochesterResearch at Lawrence Berkeley National LaboratoryAlso won in 1964[197][198]
Lloyd M. JackmanPennsylvania State University[199][200]
Julian M. MillerColumbia University[201]
Warner L. PeticolasUniversity of OregonMolecular vibrations in solid material[168][202][169]
John O. Rasmussen Jr.Yale University[4][19][92]
Louis P. Remsberg, JrBrookhaven National LaboratoryHigh nuclear chemistry[32]
F. Sherwood RowlandUniversity of California, IrvineAlso won in 1961[203][204]
John R. SchefferUniversity of British ColumbiaPhotochemistry[205]
Kenneth L. ServisUniversity of Southern CaliforniaPhysical organic chemistry[206]
Eugene E. van TamelenStanford UniversityRibonucleic acid synthesisAlso won in 1964[2][105]
Nien-chu C. Yang [zh]University of Chicago[26]
Computer ScienceWaldo G. Magnuson Jr.Lawrence Livermore Laboratory[19]
John E. SavageBrown University[4]
Earth ScienceEdward AndersUniversity of Chicago[26]
David J. J. KinsmanPrinceton University[207][208]
John RodgersYale University[4][92]
J. William SchopfUniversity of California, Los AngelesAlso won in 1988[209][210]
Manik TalwaniColumbia UniversityEvolution of the Norwegian Sea and the off-shore continental margin there[211]
EngineeringRichard de NeufvilleMassachusetts Institute of Technology[4]
W. Harmon RaySUNY Buffalo[212]
MathematicsStephen LichtenbaumCornell University[213][214]
Ted PetrieRutgers University[215]
Ralph S. PhillipsStanford UniversityMathematical analysisAlso won in 1953[2][105][216]
Daniel G. QuillenMassachusetts Institute of Technology[4]
Halsey RoydenStanford UniversityXomplex analysis and differential geometry[2][105]
Wilfried SchmidColumbia UniversityAlso won in 1988[217][218]
James Johnston StokerNew York UniversityAlso won in 1964[219][220]
Masamichi TakesakiUniversity of California, Los Angeles[221]
Herbert S. WilfUniversity of PennsylvaniaCombinatorial analysis[61]
Medicine and HealthJohn P. BunkerStanford UniversitySurgical and medical manpower[2][105]
Charles J. EpsteinUniversity of California, San FranciscoDevelopmental genetics and oncology[222]
Richard A. GattiUniversity of Minnesota[223]
Stephen M. KraneHarvard University[4]
Norman KretchmerStanford UniversityHuman development and reproductive physiology[2][105]
William SilenHarvard University[4]
David Hamilton Smith [de][4]
Paul TalalayJohns Hopkins University School of MedicineResearch with John Cornforth[224][225]
Gerald WeissmannNew York University Medical CenterResearch at Sorbonne University[226]
Molecular and Cellular BiologyJames J. CastlesUniversity of Chicago School of Medicine[227]
Roderick ClaytonCornell UniversityAlso won in 1980[228][229]
R. John CollierUniversity of California, Los Angeles[230][231]
Robert J. DeLangeUniversity of California, Los Angeles School of Medicine[232]
Howard M. DintzisJohns Hopkins University[233]
Robert C. ElstonUniversity of North CarolinaAnalytical methods in human genetics[101]
James L. GaylorCornell University[234]
Ian R. GibbonsUniversity of HawaiiBiophysics and cell biology[235]
Lawrence GrossmanBrandeis University[4]
William Platt Jencks[4]
Leo Nicholas OrnstonYale University[4][92]
William TragerRockefeller University[236]
Kensal E. van HoldeOregon State UniversityBiophysical chemistry[168][237]
Peter Hans von HippelUniversity of OregonProteins and genes[168][169]
NeuroscienceJeffrey M. CamhiCornell UniversityPatterns in nerve cell activity[238]
Gary C. GalbraithUniversity of Southern CaliforniaWays in which aging affects the human nervous system[239]
Michael L. ShelanskiNational Heart and Lung Institute[240][241]
Organismic Biology and EcologyWilliam L. Brown, Jr.Cornell University[242]
Alan GelperinPrinceton University[243][244]
Robert Rush MillerUniversity of MichiganFreshwater fish in Mexico[245][246]
Nicholas MrosovskyUniversity of Toronto[247]
Gordon H. OriansUniversity of WashingtonMelodious blackbird[168][248]
Michael E. SouléUniversity of California, San DiegoPopulation genetics and evolutionary biology[3]
Plant ScienceWinslow BriggsHarvard UniversityResearch at University of Freiburg[4][249]
Sherwin CarlquistClaremont Graduate UniversityPittosporaceae[250]
Paul A. CastelfrancoUniversity of California, Davis[251]
Maarten ChrispeelsUniversity of California, San DiegoStructural and functional changes in cells during development[3]
R. James CookWashington State UniversitySoil microbiology and biological control of plant pathogens[168][252]
Park S. NobelUniversity of California, Los Angeles[253][254]
Arthur H. WestingWindham CollegeEnvironmental damage caused by war[4][255]
Jan A. D. Zeevaart [nl]Michigan State University[174]
PhysicsJames BjorkenStanford UniversityTheoretical studies in high-energy physics[2][105]
Henry BlosserMichigan State University[174]
Paul G. FederbushUniversity of Michigan[256]
Gerald FeinbergColumbia University[257]
Daniel Z. FreedmanState University of New York at Stony BrookHigh-energy physicsAlso won in 1985[32]
Melville S. GreenTemple UniversityStatistical mechanicsAlso won in 1957[258][259]
Paul V. C. HoughBrookhaven National LaboratoryMolecular biologyAlso won in 1959[32][260]
Vincent JaccarinoUniversity of California, Santa BarbaraSolid-state physics[261]
Robert KarplusUniversity of California, BerkeleyLogical mathematical thinking among different populations of elementary and secondary school studentsAlso won in 1960[2][262][19]
Toichiro KinoshitaCornell University[263]
Margaret Galland KivelsonUniversity of California, Los AngelesResearch with James Dungey[264][265]
Raymond L. OrbachResearch at Tel Aviv University[266][267]
Wolfgang K. H. PanofskyStanford UniversityHigh-energy physicsAlso won in 1959[2][105][268]
Robert O. PohlCornell University[269]
Paul L. RichardsUniversity of California, BerkeleySolid-state physics[2][19]
Robert H. SilsbeeCornell University[270]
Harold K. TichoUniversity of California, Los AngelesAlso won in 1966[271]
George H. TrillingUniversity of California, BerkeleyResearch at CERN[2][272]
Stanley George WojcickiStanford UniversityHigh-energy physics[2][105]
Lincoln WolfensteinCarnegie Mellon UniversityTheoretical research in high-energy physicsAlso won in 1983[183][273]
Social SciencesAnthropology and Cultural StudiesRichard N. AdamsUniversity of Texas at AustinStructural history of Latin America, 1500-1970[147]
Harold C. ConklinYale University[92]
Arthur G. Miller[4][92]
Joan Eveline VincentBarnard CollegeOngoing political conflict in Northern Ireland[274][275]
EconomicsGeorge A. AkerlofUniversity of California, BerkeleyDevelopment policy[2][19]
Joseph S. Berliner [pl]Brandeis University[4]
Mary Jean BowmanUniversity of Chicago[276][26]
Donald J. BrownYale UniversityArrow's Theorem[92][277]
Lawrence J. LauStanford UniversityTheoretical and empirical investigations in econometrics[2][105]
Lionel W. McKenzieUniversity of Rochester[278]
Deborah Duff MilenkovitchBarnard College[279]
EducationAlan PeshkinUniversity of IllinoisRole of schooling in the rural community[18]
Geography and Environmental StudiesHarold C. BrookfieldMcGill UniversityResearch at the Institute of Development Studies[280][281]
LawThomas M. FranckNew York UniversityAlso won in 1982[282]
Mason Willrich [de]University of Virginia School of LawLegal restraints on energy use[153]
Political ScienceFrederick C. BarghoornYale University[4][92]
Alfred DiamantIndiana UniversityPolitical role of the West German government's senior bureaucracy[98]
Peter J. DuignanStanford UniversityComparative analysis of European imperial rule in Africa, 1880-1960[2][105]
Lewis J. EdingerColumbia UniversityComparative political leadership[283][284]
George J. Graham Jr.Vanderbilt UniversityConsensus in political theory[285]
A. James GregorUniversity of California, BerkeleyNature of fascism as a political system[2][19]
Ernst B. HaasEffect of technological innovation on the evolution of international systems[2][19]
Chalmers JohnsonPolitical history of the Japanese Ministry of International Trade and Industry, 1949-1969[2][19]
Ellen MickiewiczMichigan State University[286][174]
Walter F. MurphyPrinceton University[287]
Andrew J. NathanColumbia University[288]
Frances Fox PivenBoston University[4]
Richard RoseUniversity of StrathclydeEvolution of public policy in the European state[289][290]
Richard N. RosecranceCornell University[291]
Steven L. SpiegelUniversity of California, Los AngelesDomestic determinants of American policy in the Middle East[292]
PsychologyA. H. BlackMcMaster UniversityAutonomic and central nervous system[293]
Peter D. EimasBrown UniversityProblems of speech perception[4][294][146]
Jean-Claude FalmagneNew York University[295]
Rochel GelmanUniversity of PennsylvaniaDevelopment of number concepts[296][297][61]
David M. GreenUniversity of California, San DiegoApplication of linear analysis to auditory phenomena[3]
James G. GreenoUniversity of MichiganResearch at Oxford University[4][298]
Irving Lester JanisYale University[4][92]
James M. JonesHarvard UniversityCalypso humor[4][299]
P. Herbert LeidermanStanford UniversityFamilial influence on African infant precocity[2][105]
Dominic W. MassaroUniversity of Wisconsin, MadisonTheoretical study of speech perception and reading[110]
Robert RosenthalHarvard University[4]
Carl E. ThoresenStanford UniversityConcepts and concerns of humanistic psychology and education, behavior principles, and techniques[2][105]
Michael T. TurveyUniversity of ConnecticutResearch at the University of Essex[4][92][300]
SociologyIvar E. BergColumbia University[301]
Paul BouissacUniversity of Toronto[302]
Joseph Robert Gusfield [fr]University of California, San DiegoKnowledge and policy in alcohol and public safety[3]
Richard J. OfsheUniversity of California, BerkeleySociology of utopian social designs[2][19]
Neil J. Smelser[2][19]
Richard SennettNew York University[303]
Seymour SpilermanUniversity of Wisconsin, MadisonEthnicity, stratification, and poverty in Israel[110]
Harrison Colyar WhiteHarvard University[4]
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Latin American and Caribbean Fellows

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CategoryField of StudyFellowInstitutional associationResearch topicNotesRef
Creative ArtsDrama and Performance ArtsBarry ReckordPlaywrighting[304]
FictionAntonio Di BenedettoWriting[304]
José DonosoAlso won in 1968[305][306][304]
Salvador ElizondoNational Autonomous University of MexicoAlso won in 1968[307][308][304]
Héctor Manjarrez [es][309][304]
Fine ArtsOlga de AmaralUniversity of the AndesTechniques and creative work in the weaving of textiles[310][304]
Gunther GerzsoPainting and graphics[311][304]
Avatar da Silva MoraesUniversidade de BrasíliaSculpture[312][313][304]
PoetryIsabel FraireUniversidad Nacional Autónoma de MéxicoWriting[314][304]
HumanitiesArchitecture, Planning and DesignSilvio GrichenerParticipation in planning and design by occupants of low-cost housing projects[304]
Ramón GutiérrezNational University of the NortheastAnalytical history of colonial architecture of Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, and Bolivia[304]
Iberian and Latin American HistoryAlvaro JaraUniversity of ChileEconomic history of Latin America[304]
Latin American LiteratureMario Góngora del CampoPlace of America in historical thought from the 16th to 18th centuries[304]
Julio Ortega [es]Historical and critical study of the avant-garde Latin American novel[304]
Theatre ArtsAugusto BoalTeatro de La Ranchería [es]Latin American popular theatreAlso won in 1975[304][315]
Natural SciencesEarth SciencesZoltan de CsernaUniversidad Nacional Autónoma de MéxicoStructural geology of Mexico[304]
MathematicsJuan Alfredo TiráoNational University of CórdobaSpherical functions and harmonic analysis[304]
Molecular and Cellular BiologyArmando J. ParodiUniversity of Buenos Aires, Argentina; CONICETViral gene products[304]
Organismic Biology and EcologyHugo H. CamposAustral University of ChileEvolutionary biology of freshwater fishes of Chile[304]
PhysicsMiguel G. Kiwi [es]University of ChileSolid-state physics[304]
Nicim Zagury [pt]Catholic University of Rio de JaneiroElementary particle physics[304]
Plant ScienceMiguel Holle OstendorfUniversidad Nacional Agraria La MolinaBiosystematic studies of South American tomatoes[304]
Social ScienceAnthropology and Cultural StudiesMaría Rostworowski de DiezNational Museum of Peruvian CulturePeruvian ethnohistory[304]
Arturo WarmanUniversidad IberoamericanaSocial anthropology of Mexico[304]
EconomicsVíctor Jorge Elías [es]National University of TucumánComparison of sources of growth in Latin America[304]
Jorge Miguel KatzTorcuato di Tella InstituteTechnological and industrial development in Argentina since 1950[304]
Paul SingerBrazilian Center for Analysis and Planning [pt]Tertiary sector in developing economies[304]
EducationCarlos Tünnermann BernheimUniversidad Nacional Autónoma de NicaraguaCultural history of the university in Latin AmericaAlso won in 1989[304][316]
Political ScienceOscar E. CornblitTorcuato di Tella InstituteAnalytical studies of social and political processes in Bolivia and Argentina[304]
SociologyFrancis KornPontifical Catholic University of Argentina; CONICETSocial structure of Buenos Aires, 1920-1930[304]
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