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List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1975

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Three hundred and eight scholars, artists, and scientists received Guggenheim Fellowships in 1975.[1][2][3] $4,138,000 was disbursed between the recipients, who were chosen from an applicant pool of 2,819.[3][2] Of the 88 universities represented,[4] University of California, Berkeley had the most winners on its faculty (15), with Harvard University and Stanford University (14) tied for second, and University of California, Los Angeles and Columbia University (10) tied for third.[5]

1975 U.S. and Canadian Fellows

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CategoryField of StudyFellowInstitutional associationResearch topicNotesRef
Creative ArtsChoreographyTrisha BrownTrisha Brown Dance CompanyChoreographyAlso won in 1984[6][7]
Martha ClarkeAlso won in 1988[8][9]
Drama and Performance ArtRichard ForemanOntological-Hysteric TheaterPlaywriting[10][11]
Albert F. Innaurato[12]
Philip Magdalany[13]
Jeffrey George WeissThe Good Medicine and Company[14]
George Malko[13]
Robert Milton YoungAlambrista! (1977)[13][15][16]
FictionEdward AbbeyWriting[17]
L. J. Davis[13]
Ronald L. Fair[18]
Gail Godwin[13]
Edward HoaglandBennington CollegeAlso won in 1964[19][20]
Tillie Olsen[21][22]
Ishmael ReedUniversity of California, Berkeley[21][22][23]
Jack SalamancaUniversity of Maryland, College Park[4]
Susan SontagAlso won in 1966[24]
Joy WilliamsThe Changeling (published 1976)[25]
FilmPeter Campus[26][15]
Frank Mouris[15][13]
Jorge R. PreloranFilming in ArgentinaAlso won in 1971[27][28]
Fine ArtsGuy I. AndersonTravels in Europe[29]
Jeffery Francis BeardsallGraphics[13]
Lynda BenglisSculpture[30][13]
Billy Al BengstonPainting[31]
Natvar Bhavsar[13]
Stanley Boxer[13]
Fritz BultmanSculpture[13]
Bruce ConnerDrawing and painting[21][22][32]
Mel EdwardsRutgers UniversitySculpture[33][13]
Jackie Ferrara[13]
Peter Gourfain[13]
Aristodimos KaldisAmerican landscape paintingsAlso won in 1977[34]
Michael LekakisSculpture[13]
Norman Wilfred LewisArt Students League of New YorkPainting[35][36]
Clement Lyon MeadmoreSculpture[13]
David Rabinowitch[13]
Michelle StuartDrawing[13]
Marvin TorffieldPhonic sculpture[13]
Music CompositionClaus AdamJuilliard School and Mannes CollegeComposing[37]
Arthur Victor BergerBrandeis University[38]
Charles M. DodgeColumbia University"Electronic realization of Samuel Beckett's radio play Cascando and an electronic opera for radio, utilizing synthetic speech based on Mark Strand's The Story of Our Lives"Also won in 1972[39][40]
Pril SmileyColumbia-Princeton Electronic Music CenterComposing[2][33]
Morton SubotnickCalifornia Institute of the ArtsWritings about electronic composition[41]
PhotographyPaul CaponigroIreland's ancient monumentsAlso won in 1966[42][43][15]
Paul DiamondCalifornia College of Arts and Crafts[21][22][15]
William A. GarnettUniversity of California, BerkeleyAerial photographyAlso won in 1953, 1956[21][22][15][44]
Laura GilpinHand-coated platinum prints[42][45][15]
Frank William GohlkeGrain elevatorsAlso won in 1984[46][15][47]
Robert HeineckenUniversity of California, Los Angeles[48][15]
Leon Levinstein"the American scene"[15][49]
Stephen Shore[15][13]
PoetryMarvin BellUniversity of IowaWriting[50]
Peter EverwineCalifornia State University, Fresno[21]
Louise GlückUniversity of Virginia (visiting)Also won in 1987[51][52]
William MeredithConnecticut College[8]
Pelorhankhe Ai L'heah Ogawa[53]
Ruth StoneAlso won in 1971[54][55]
Charles Penzel Wright Jr.University of California, Irvine[50]
Video & AudioWilliam George WegmanPainting on photographsAlso won in 1987[15][56][13][57]
HumanitiesAmerican LiteratureNina BaymUniversity of Illinois, Urbana-ChampaignFiction by and about women in America, 1820-1865[58][59]
Edwin H. CadyDuke UniversityCollege sports and American lifeAlso won in 1954[60][61]
Josephine Gattuso HendinNew School for Social ResearchModern fiction[13]
Justin KaplanWalt Whitman biography (published 1980)[62]
Joseph N. FrankPrinceton UniversityCritical biography of DostoevskyAlso won in 1955[2][33][63]
R. W. B. LewisYale UniversityAspects and influence of Tuscan cultureAlso won in 1966[8][64]
Roy Harvey Pearce [de]University of California, San Diego19th-century American literature and cultural history[65]
Joseph Neill RiddelUniversity of California, Los AngelesAmerican poetics, from Poe to postmodernism[66]
Linda C. WagnerMichigan State University[67]
Architecture, Planning, and DesignJoseph H. AronsonItalian urban design[13]
Wayne BegleyUniversity of IowaMughal architecture of the 15th and 17th centuries[50]
Norma EvensonUniversity of California, BerkeleyDevelopment of Paris since the time of Haussmann[21][22]
Kenneth FramptonColumbia UniversityLe Corbusier and the evolution of the purist sensibility, 1898-1928[13]
Bernard J. FriedenMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyNational housing policy, 1975-1976[68]
John FriedmannUniversity of California, Los AngelesBackground and analysis of public policy for increasing employment and income in third-world cities[48][69]
José J. VillamilUniversidad de Puerto RicoDevelopment issues in small economies[70][71]
BiographyDouglas T. Day IIIUniversity of VirginiaFrederico Garcia Lorca[51]
Susan Sheehan[72]
British HistorySheila BiddleColumbia UniversityMobility and social status in late 197th and 18th century England[13]
Brian P. LevackUniversity of Texas[73]
ClassicsJohn H. D'ArmsUniversity of MichiganSocial and economic study of Roman port cities[3]
Steven LattimoreUniversity of California, Los Angeles[74]
Helen Florence NorthSwarthmore CollegeAlso won in 1958[75]
Dana F. SuttonUniversity of Illinois Urbana-Champaign[citation needed][76]
Leonardo Tarán [de]Columbia UniversityEvolution of the fragments of Spensippus[13]
East Asian StudiesRay HuangState University of New YorkMing dynasty[77][13]
Peter H. LeeUniversity of HawaiiRhetorical structure of East Asian poetry and how it compares with forms of Western poetry[78]
Masao MiyoshiUniversity of California, BerkeleyJapanese travelers' factual and fictional foreign experiencesAlso won in 1970[21][22][79]
Economic HistoryPaul A. DavidStanford University[21]
English LiteratureRichard D. AltickOhio State UniversityCultural and social history of the shows of London[80][81]
Malcolm J. BrownUniversity of Washington[82][83]
John ClubbeDuke UniversityByron's "Swiss period" (summer 1816), when he penned many of his romantic poems that reflected his mid-career personal crisis[60]
A. Dwight CullerYale UniversityIntellectual background of English literature in the Victorian periodAlso won in 1961[8][84]
Leo DamroschUniversity of VirginiaRelationship of literature and historical process in an age of political revolutions[51]
Paul DelanySimon Fraser University[85]
Park HonanAlso won in 1962[86]
Arthur F. MarottiWayne State University[citation needed][87]
Jerome McGannJohns Hopkins UniversityAlso won in 1970[88][89]
Harold E. ToliverAlso won in 1964[90]
Fine Arts ResearchBruce ColeIndiana UniversityOrigin and early development of Florentine painting[91]
Sidney GeistVassar College (visiting)Sculpture of Constantin Brâncuși[92][13]
Ellen H. JohnsonOberlin CollegeProblems of old age and the contemporary artist[93]
Margit RowellArt of František Kupka[13]
Kathleen Weil-GarrisNew York UniversityBaccio Bandinelli and the art of his timeApplied as Posner, Kathleen Weil-Garris[citation needed][13]
Folklore and Popular CultureDan Ben-AmosUniversity of Pennsylvania[94][95]
Roger E. MitchellUniversity of Wisconsin, Eau ClaireDistribution of Micronesian folktale types and narrative motifs[96][97][98]
French HistoryJohn B. Henneman JrUniversity of IowaFrench aristocracy of the late Middle Ages[50]
Alan B. SpitzerFrench generation of the 1820s[50]
French LiteratureCarol BlumState University of New YorkRousseau's concept of virtue and the French Revolution[13]
Philip Kolb [fr; es; eo]University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign[99][100]
Jan MielWesleyan UniversityPascal's Pensées and his scientific method[8]
German and East European HistoryRichard N. Hunt[101]
H. C. Erik MidelfortUniversity of VirginiaHistory of insanity in 16th-century Germany[51]
German and Scandinavian LiteratureAlfred AngerCity University of New YorkThe rococo style of Goethe's Weimar period, 1775-1832[13]
Ernst BehlerAlso won in 1967[102][103]
David H. MilesOhio State UniversityMetapolitics and the radical imagination in Lukacs and Marcuse[104][81]
General NonfictionHenry S. F. Cooper Jr.The New YorkerScientific history of the Apollo program[13][105]
Anne HollanderClothed figure in art and in fact[13]
Walter KarpParty poliitcs and American foreign wars, 1898-1965[13]
Nora SayreConcerns of three American generations[13]
William WertenbakerOrigins of man[8]
History of Science & TechnologyJohn Emery MurdochHarvard University[106][107]
David PingreeBrown University[108][109]
Iberian & Latin American HistoryKenneth R. MaxwellUniversity of KansasCaribbean slave unrest and the democratic revolutions of the late 18th century[110][13][111]
Peter H. SmithUniversity of Wisconsin, Madison[96]
Latin American LiteratureNorman Thomas di Giovanni[112]
José C. DurandUniversity of MichiganEdition of the first version of Garcilaso's La Florida del Inca[3]
LinguisticsJoan Wanda BresnanUniversity of MassachusettsLinguistic theory and structures in English[113]
Robin T. LakoffUniversity of California, BerkeleyRelation between language form and language use[21][22]
Ilse LehisteOhio State UniversityWorld and sentence rhyming of the Serbo-Croatian languageAlso won in 1969[81][114]
Sally McLendonCity University of New YorkSyntax and semantics in an ergative language[13]
Literary CriticismMatei A. CalinescuIndiana UniversityConcepts and theories of modernity[91]
Edgardo CozarinskyAlso won in 1968[115]
Harriett Bloker HawkinsVassar CollegeTragic and satiric studies in the art of the insoluble[13]
Robert B. HeilmanUniversity of WashingtonAlso won in 1964[19][116]
Edith Kern [de]Smith CollegeAlienation and literary form[113]
Lionel TrillingColumbia UniversityCrucial aspects of American intellectual culture in the present centuryAlso won in 1947[13][117]
Medieval HistoryRichard H. RouseUniversity of California, Los Angeles[48]
Medieval LiteratureDavid C. FowlerUniversity of WashingtonResearch at Oxford UniversityAlso won in 1961[118][119]
Music ResearchRichard J. ColwellUniversity of Illinois Urbana-Champaign[120][121]
Frederick NeumannUniversity of RichmondOrnamentation in the music of MozartAlso won in 1967[122][123]
Kurt StoneJoseph Boonin, Inc.Book: Music Notation in the Twentieth Century: A Practical Guidebook (published 1980)[13][124]
Eugene K. WolfUniversity of PennsylvaniaEarly Mannheim symphony[125][95]
Near Eastern StudiesRichard Williams BullietUniversity of California, BerkeleyRate impact of Islamic convention in the Middle Ages[21][22]
Richard N. FryeAlso won in 1951[126][127]
Baruch A. LevineNew York UniversityTerminology and meaning in Biblical religion[128][13]
PhilosophyNuel D. BelnapUniversity of PittsburghEntailment: The Logic of Relevance and Necessity (published 1975)[129][130][131]
Alan GewirthUniversity of Chicago[131][132]
Alvin I. GoldmanUniversity of MichiganKnowledge and thought[3][131]
John Richard PerryStanford University[5][131]
John R. SearleUniversity of California, BerkeleyPhilosophical and linguistic study of the uses of language[21][133][131]
Stephen E. ToulminUniversity of Chicago[131]
Photography StudiesBeaumont NewhallUniversity of New Mexico (visiting)Fifth edition of History of PhotographyAlso won in 1947[42][15]
ReligionDon S. Browning [de]University of Chicago[132]
E. Earle EllisNew Brunswick Theological SeminaryCommentary on St. Paul's Corinthians[33][13]
Renaissance HistoryVirginia BrownPontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies[134]
John William O'MalleyUniversity of DetroitRoman Catholic Church and reform[135]
Slavic LiteratureMilton EhreUniversity of Chicago[132][136]
Donald FangerHarvard University[137][138]
Mirra GinsburgTranslation and study of certain works of Aleksey Remizov[13]
Spanish and Portuguese LiteratureRuth El SaffarUniversity of Illinois, ChicagoTextual and comparative studies of Spanish fiction of the Golden Age[139]
Michael P. Predmore [es]University of Washington[140][141]
Theatre ArtsAugusto BoalAlso won in 1973[142]
Joseph ChaikinTraditions of storytelling as models for the contemporary theaterAlso won in 1970[143][13]
Harold ClurmanCity University of New YorkIbsen's playsAlso won in 1979[13][144]
Richard SchechnerNew York UniversityTraditional performance in Asian theater and experimental forms in America[13]
United States HistoryTimothy Hall BreenNorthwestern University[111]
John D. BuenkerUniversity of Wisconsin, ParksideDynamics of reform in the Progressive Era[145][96]
John P. DigginsUniversity of California, Irvine[111]
Eric FonerCity University of New YorkRadicalism and American society, 1776-1900[13][111]
David M. KennedyStanford University[5][21][111]
Aileen S. KraditorBoston University[111]
William E. LeuchtenburgColumbia UniversityFranklin D. Roosevelt and the Supreme Court crisis[13][111]
Robert A. McCaugheyFirst generation of American-trained PhDs[13][111]
William M. Tuttle Jr.University of Kansas[110][111]
Peter H. WoodHarvard University[111]
Natural SciencesApplied MathematicsToby BergerCornell UniversityErgodic theory and information theory[146][13]
Joseph P. LaSalleBrown UniversityStability of dynamical systems[147]
E. H. LeeStanford UniversityAspects of plasticity[5][21][147]
Frederick MilsteinUniversity of California, Santa Barbara[148][149]
Astronomy and AstrophysicsWilliam A. ColesUniversity of California, San DiegoResearch at CSIRO and Cavendish Laboratory[150][151]
James Richard HouckCornell UniversityInfrared astronomy[146][13]
Richard Alan McCrayUniversity of Colorado Boulder[152]
Joseph SilkUniversity of California, BerkeleyTheoretical astrophysics and cosmology[21][133]
ChemistryStephen James BenkovicPennsylvania State University[153]
David A. BrantUniversity of California, Irvine[citation needed][154]
Marjorie C. CaserioUniversity of California, Irvine[155][156]
James L. Dye [de]Michigan State UniversityResearch in StrasbourgAlso won in 1990[157]
Ernest L. ElielUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel HillStereochemistryAlso won in 1983[60][158][159]
William C. Gardiner Jr.University of Texas[73]
Ernest GrunwaldBrandeis University[38]
Emil Thomas KaiserUniversity of Chicago[160]
Gerd N. La MarUniversity of California, Davis[21]
Donald H. LevyUniversity of Chicago[132]
Donald A. McQuarrieIndiana UniversityElectrical and transport properties of membranes[91]
William H. MillerUniversity of California, BerkeleyTheoretical chemistry[21][22]
Teddy G. TraylorUniversity of California, San Diego[161][162]
Kenneth L. WilliamsonMount Holyoke CollegeOrganic chemistry[113]
Andrew WojcickiOhio State UniversityOrganometallic chemistry[81]
Computer ScienceRaj ReddyCarnegie Mellon UniversityFunctionally specialized computer architectures for speech and vision problems[163][164]
Earth SciencePaul J. Coleman, Jr.University of California, Los Angeles[48]
W. G. Ernst[48]
Stanley Martin FlattéUniversity of California, Santa CruzInternal movement of the ocean[21][165]
Heinrich D. HollandHarvard University[166][167]
David J. HoosonUniversity of California, BerkeleyRole of national culture in the development of Russian and British geographical thought, 1885-1915[21][22]
Bruce MurrayCalifornia Institute of TechnologyComparative planetology of the Earth-like planets: Earth, Mars, Moon, Venus, and Mercury[168][169]
EngineeringNeal R. AmundsonUniversity of MinneapolisChemical engineering and materials scienceAlso won in 1954[170][171]
Robert Kaul FinnCornell UniversityMicrobial engineering[146][13]
Wilson H. TangUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign[172][173]
MathematicsKai Lai ChungStanford UniversityProbability methods in potential theory[5][21][147]
Bernard M. DworkPrinceton UniversityDifferential equationsAlso won in 1964[2][33][19][147]
Herbert FedererBrown UniversityGeometric measure theory[147]
Wu-Chung HsiangPrinceton UniversityTopology[2][33][147]
Nicholas M. KatzAlgebraic geometryAlso won in 1987[2][33][56][147]
Masatake KuranishiColumbia UniversityComplex analysis[13]
Louis NirenbergNew York UniversityPartial differential equationsAlso won in 1966[174][13][147]
Isadore M. SingerMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyGeometric and spectral invariantsAlso won in 1968[147][175]
Medicine & HealthStanley N. CohenStanford University[5][21]
Rose E. FrischHarvard UniversityAdipose tissue[176][177]
Robert T. SchimkeStanford University[5][21]
Hamilton O. SmithJohns Hopkins UniversityHistone gene arrangement and sequence[178]
Claud Kern WildenthalUniversity of Texas Southwestern Medical SchoolCardiac physiology[179]
Molecular & Cellular BiologyKonrad BlochHarvard UniversityAlso won in 1953 and 1960[180]
William F. DoveUniversity of Wisconsin, MadisonExperimental studies in developmental genetics[145][96]
Robert P. EricksonUniversity of California, San Francisco[21]
Leon A. HeppelCornell UniversityCell biologyAlso won in 1953[146][13][181]
John Grissim PierceUniversity of California, Los AngelesResearch at the NIHAlso won in 1960[182][183]
Franklin W. StahlUniversity of OregonAdvanced text in geneticsAlso won in 1985[184][185]
Muttaiya SundaralingamUniversity of Wisconsin, MadisonResearch at Oxford University[96][186]
Robert L. SwitzerUniversity of Illinois, Urbana-ChampaignRegulation of microbial metabolism[187]
Lewis G. TilneyUniversity of Pennsylvania[95]
Fred Huffman WiltUniversity of California, BerkeleyEmbryology and developmental biology[21][133]
Ralph Stoner WolfeUniversity of Illinois Urbana-ChampaignAlso won in 1960[188][189]
William Barry WoodUniversity of Colorado Boulder[190][191]
NeuroscienceAllen I. SelverstonUniversity of California, San Diego[citation needed][192]
Norman Keith WessellsStanford University[5][21]
Organismic Biology & EcologyRobert R. SokalState University of New YorkPopulation biology and statistical geographyAlso won in 1983[13][193]
George F. OsterStanford UniversityPopulation biology[21][133]
John PalkaUniversity of Washington[194][195]
Geerat J. VermeijUniversity of Maryland, College ParkNature and evolution of tropical marine mollusks[4]
Edward O. WilsonHarvard University[196][197]
PhysicsRichard Lewis ArnowittNortheastern University[198]
James W. CorbettState University of New York at AlbanySolid-state physics[13]
Bryce S. DeWittUniversity of TexasResearch at All Souls College, Oxford[73][199]
Abraham KleinUniversity of Pennsylvania[95]
Philip Alan PincusUniversity of California, Los AngelesResearch at Orsay[200]
Robert C. RichardsonCornell UniversityLow temperature physicsAlso won in 1982[146][13][201]
Jun John SakuraiUniversity of California, Los Angeles[48]
Gino SegrèUniversity of Pennsylvania[95]
Lawrence WiletsUniversity of Washington[202][203]
Plant SciencesWayne Marvin BeckerUniversity of Wisconsin, MadisonDevelopmental biochemistry of seed germination[145][96]
Leslie David GottliebUniversity of California, Davis[21]
Donald A. LevinUniversity of Texas[73]
Tommy L. PhillipsUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignResearch in France and the Soviet Union[204]
Otto Thomas SolbrigHarvard University[205][206]
StatisticsDavid Ross BrillingerUniversity of California, BerkeleyTheory and applications of point processAlso won in 1982[21][22][147][207]
Herbert RobbinsColumbia UniversityMathematical statisticsAlso won in 1952[13][208]
Social SciencesAnthropology & Cultural StudiesGlynn L. IsaacUniversity of California, BerkeleyArchaeological evidence relating to the origins of man[21][22]
Alfonso OrtizUniversity of New MexicoHistory of the stereotype of the American Indian in American popular culture[209][42]
Thayer ScudderCalifornia Institute of Technology[210]
Marc J. SwartzUniversity of California, San DiegoResearch on the Swahili of Mombasa[211][212]
EconomicsTakeshi AmemiyaStanford UniversityResearch at the London School of Economics[5][21][213]
George H. BortsBrown University[214][215]
Peter B. KenenPrinceton UniversityTheory of international integration[2][33][13]
Stephen A. MarglinHarvard University[216][217]
Stephen A. RossUniversity of Pennsylvania[218][219]
A. Michael SpenceStanford University[5][21]
Harold Wesley WattsUniversity of Wisconsin, Madison[96]
Geography & Environmental StudiesBernard Q. NietschmannUniversity of MichiganTheory and method in cultural ecology[3]
Robert D. SackUniversity of Wisconsin, MadisonConceptions of space in contemporary social thought[145][96]
LawDante L. GerminoUniversity of VirginiaPolitical theory and the idea of the open society[51]
Abraham S. GoldsteinYale University School of LawInquisitorial and accusatorial theory in comparative criminal procedureAlso won in 1964[8][19]
Arthur Allen LeffYale UniversityEthics, economics, and the law of fraud[8]
Political ScienceJohn A. Armstrong Jr.University of Wisconsin, Madison"Ethnic interactions among multiethnic politics"Also won in 1967[145][96]
Robert ArtBrandeis University[38]
Reinhard BendixUniversity of California, BerkeleySacred and secular foundations of sovereign authority[21][22]
Allan David BloomUniversity of Toronto[134]
Jonathan David CasperStanford University[5][21]
Philip E. ConverseUniversity of MichiganPolitical representation in France[3]
Milton Curtis Cummings Jr.Johns Hopkins University[220][221]
Charles V. HamiltonColumbia UniversityMinority groups and urban political decision-making[13]
Michael Craig HudsonGeorgetown UniversityPolitics and development planning in selected countries in the Arab Middle East[128]
George McTurnan KahinCornell UniversityEffects of American intervention on the political character of the states of Southeast Asia[146][13]
Martin KilsonHarvard University[222]
Donna E. ShalalaColumbia University and Municipal Assistance CorporationState revenue politics[223]
Lloyd I. RudolphUniversity of Chicago[132]
Paul M. SnidermanStanford University[5][21]
Michael WalzerHarvard University[224][225]
PsychologyHerbert H. ClarkStanford University[5][21]
Robert GlaserUniversity of Pittsburgh[226][227]
Richard M. ShiffrinIndiana UniversityHuman information processing, including memory and forgetting[91]
Bennett SimonHarvard Medical School[228]
SociologyAaron CicourelUniversity of California, San DiegoSephardic Jews and Hispanic culture[98]
Jonathan R. ColeColumbia UniversityGrowth of scientific knowledge and scientific specialties[13][98]
Lewis A. CoserState University of New YorkSociological study of the publishing industry[13][98]
Brian Erich GoodeDrug use as deviant behavior[13][98]
Rosabeth Moss KanterBrandeis UniversityImpact of organizational work roles on families[38][98]
Lewis M. KillianUniversity of Massachusetts AmherstRace relations in Britain[113][98]
Anthony Oberschall [fr]Vanderbilt UniversityResource management models in social transaction markets[98]
Leon E. SeltzerStanford University Press[5][21]
James F. Short Jr.Stanford University (visiting)Roles of Indigenous youth groups in industrial societies[5][21][98]
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1975 Latin American and Caribbean Fellows

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CategoryField of StudyFellowInstitutional associationResearch topicNotesRef
Creative ArtsFictionGustavo SainzUniversidad Nacional Autónoma de MéxicoWriting[229][230]
Severo Sarduy[231]
FilmLuc-Toni Kuhn MartinFilmmaking[232][139]
Fine ArtsEdgar NegretSculpture[233]
PhotographyManuel Alvarez Bravo[234]
PoetryTomás SegoviaColegio de MéxicoWritingAlso won in 1967[235][236]
HumanitiesFine Arts ResearchFelipe Ehrenberg EnriquezSchizophrenic dualities present in Latin American art as a consequence of bilingualism[237]
Iberian & Latin American HistoryGermán Colmenares [es; pl]University of ValleEconomic and social history of colonial Colombia[238][239][139]
Ezequiel Luis GalloTorcuato di Tella InstituteSociety and politics in Argentina, 1870-1916[240][139]
Music ResearchSamuel Claro-ValdesCatholic University of ChileRole of music in 16th- and 17th-century Latin American society[241][139]
PhilosophyCarlos Eduardo AlchourrónUniversity of Buenos Aires[242][243]
Eugenio BulyginPhilosophy of law[244][139]
Spanish & Portuguese LiteratureGuillermo Araya [de]Université de Bordeaux III[245]
Natural SciencesAstronomy & AstrophysicsCarlos B. SuárezUniversidad Nacional de La Plata and CONICET[246]
Earth ScienceMario Costa BarberenaFederal University of Rio Grande do Sul[247][248]
MathematicsAron SimisInstituto Nacional de Matemática Pura e AplicadaAlgebraic geometry[249][250]
Medicine & HealthJaime Alberto MoguilevskyUniversity of Buenos Aires and CONICET[251]
Molecular & Cellular BiologyCatalina A. RotunnoCentro de Investigaciones Médicas Albert Einstein and CONICETMembrane physiology and transport phenomena[252][139]
Héctor N. TorresUniversity of Buenos Aires[253]
PhysicsSergio Machado Rezende [pt]Federal University of Pernambuco[254]
Plant SciencesAlvaro Fernández-PérezUniversidad Nacional de ColombiaHerbarium studiesAlso won in 1957[255][256]
Ivany F. M. VálioState University of Campinas[257]
Social SciencesAnthropology and Cultural StudiesAlberto Juajibioy ChindoyUniversity of AntioquiaEthnographic and linguistic studies of the Kamëntšá people of Colombia[258][259][139]
Lorena MirambellInstituto Nacional de Antropología e HistoriaTechnological and morphological studies of prehistoric lithic implements[139]
EconomicsAna Maria Martirena-MantelUniversity of Buenos Aires and Torcuato di Tella InstituteLimited flexibility of exchange rates[139][260]
LawEnrique BacigalupoUniversity of BonnTheoretical basis for reform of penal codes[139][261]
SociologyDomingo M. Rivarola [es]Paraguayan Center for Sociological Studies [es]Demographic studies of rural Paraguay[139]
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