List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1976

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Three hundred artists, and scientists received Guggenheim Fellowships in 1976.[1][2] $4,192,000 was disbursed between the recipient, who were chosen from an applicant pool of 2,953.[1][3][4] University of California, Berkeley had the most winners on its faculty (21), with Stanford University (18) coming second, and Harvard University (11) coming third.[1][3] The University of California system had 42 fellowships total among its faculty.[1]

1976 United States and Canadian fellows

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CategoryField of StudyFellowInstitutional associationResearch topicNotesRef
Creative ArtsDrama & Performance ArtEd BullinsAlso won in 1971[5]
Lorees YerbyPlay trilogy Our Fathers[6]
ChoreographyLaura DeanLaura Dean Dancers and MusiciansAlso won in 1981[7][8]
Bill EvansUniversity of UtahChoreographing several new works and revising previous works[9][10]
Nancy MeehanNancy Meehan Dance Company[11]
FictionRussell BanksUniversity of New Hampshire at DurhamHamilton Stark (published 1978)[12]
Rosellen BrownWriting[13]
Edward Dahlberg[14]
Andre DubusBradford CollegeAlso won in 1986[15][16]
John Clellon Holmes[15][17]
John IrvingMount Holyoke College[15][18]
Ruth Prawer Jhabvala[19]
Alan LelchukBrandeis University[citation needed][20]
Cormac McCarthyAlso won in 1969[21]
Joseph McElroyQueens College[22]
Ronald SukenickUniversity of ColoradoFinishing his novel The Fortune Teller[23]
Hilma WolitzerWriting[24]
FilmLes BlankFilmmaking[25]
Mikhail Bogin [no; da; fr][26]
John Dubberstein[25]
John E. HaugseUniversity of California, Santa Barbara35mm color animated film dealing with "man examining the phenomenon of being alive - physically, spiritually and intellectually"[14][27][25]
Joan JonasFilmmaking[25]
Hubert SmithDocumentary making[28][25]
Fine ArtsDennis AshbaughBronx Community CollegePainting[22][25]
Peter BusaUniversity of Minnesota[29][25]
Virginia Cuppaidge[25]
Robert GordonSculpture[25]
Budd HopkinsPainting[25]
Robert W. IrwinVisual art[25]
Edward R. KienholzSculpture[9][25]
Irving KriesbergState University of New York[citation needed]Painting[25]
Loren MacIver[25]
Paul Mogensen[25]
Peter ReginatoSculpture[25]
Fred Sandback[25]
Raymond SaundersCalifornia State University, HaywardPainting and drawing[25]
Michael SingerSculpture[25]
John WesleyPainting[25]
Robert WhitmanVisual art[25]
Jack WhittenCooper UnionPainting[25]
Jack YoungermanSculpture[25]
Music CompositionWilliam H. AlbrightUniversity of MichiganComposingAlso won in 1987[30][31]
Kenneth Benshoof [ru][32]
Paul ChiharaUniversity of California, Los Angeles[33]
Roy HarrisCalifornia State University, Los AngelesAlso won in 1927, 1928[3][34][35]
Barbara KolbAlso won in 1971[36]
Erik LundborgNewark Community Center of the Arts[37]
Thelonious Monk[38]
Robert Xavier RodriguezUniversity of Texas, Dallas[39]
Stanley SilvermanAlso won in 1965[40]
Richard WernickUniversity of Pennsylvania[41]
Yehudi WynerYale UniversityAlso won in 1959[17][42]
PhotographyLewis Baltz[43][25]
Mark CohenWilkes CollegeVaried subjects in the Wilkes Barre areaAlso won in 1971[44][25]
Larry Fink"Glamorous side of the world... the cocktail parties, the fancy splendor balls, the art openings, where culture, money, career and fanciness all seem to meet and mingle"Also won in 1979[43][45][25][46]
Chauncey HareAlso won in 1969, 1971[25][47]
George KrauseUniversity of Houston (visiting)Travels in Italy and SpainAlso won in 1967[48][25]
Jerome LieblingHampshire CollegeBroad spectrum of political situationsAlso won in 1981[18][49][43][25][50]
John McWilliamsGeorgia State UniversityLandscapes in the Southern United States[43][51][25]
Nicholas NixonMassachusetts College of ArtAlso won in 1986[43][25][52]
Bill Owens[43][25]
PoetryJon AndersonUniversity of PittsburghWriting[3]
James ApplewhiteDuke University[53]
Henri CouletteCalifornia State University, Los Angeles[15][34]
Michael S. HarperBrown University[34][54]
Donald JusticeUniversity of Iowa[15]
Sandra McPherson[15]
Czeslaw MiloszUniversity of California, BerkeleySlavic languages and literatures[1]
Leonard NathanWriting[1]
James TateUniversity of Massachusetts, Amherst[18]
Jean ValentineSarah Lawrence College[55][56]
Video & AudioSteina VasulkaUniversity of BuffaloElectronic television images[57][25]
HumanitiesAmerican LiteratureEmory B. Elliott, Jr.Princeton UniversityAmerican Revolution and the language of rebellion, 1730-1787[58]
William M. GibsonUniversity of Wisconsin, MadisonAnnotated edition of the letters of W. D. HowellsAlso won in 1964[59][60][58][61]
Charles R. LarsonAmerican UniversityCritical study of Native American fiction[58]
Paul ZweigQueens CollegeCritical biography of Walt Whitman[62][58][22]
Architecture, Planning, and DesignPeter D. EisenmanCooper UnionContemporary architecture[25]
James Marston FitchColumbia UniversityArchitecture of the American people, 1586-1976[58][25][63]
Rai Y. OkamotoStanford UniversityUrban design and planning[64]
Thomas F. ReeseUniversity of Texas, AustinRelationship between Spanish architecture and reform politics in the late 18th century[65][25]
BiographyWilliam PhillipsPartisan Review[66][67]
British HistoryRichard T. VannWesleyan UniversityForms of family life in Europe and North America before the Industrial Revolution[68][17][58]
ClassicsJ. Rufus FearsIndiana UniversityEvolution of the mythology of imperial power in the Roman Empire[69]
Eleanor Winsor LeachWesleyan University and Trinity CollegeDevelopment of landscapes in Roman poetry and Romano-Campanian mural painting[68][17][25]
David G. MittenHarvard UniversityCompilation of a handbook of Greek and Roman sculptures[4][25]
Cedric Hubbell WhitmanCommentary on The IliadAlso won in 1961[4][70]
East Asian StudiesJohn Whitney HallYale UniversityInstitutional study of the daimyo domain of Bizen, Japan during the 17th and 18th centuriesAlso won in 1958[17][71]
Thomas R. H. HavensConnecticut CollegeWorld War II and Japanese society[17]
Anthony C. YuUniversity of ChicagoTranslation of Journey to the West[72][73]
Economic HistoryPhilip TaftBrown University (retired)History of the labor movement in AlabamaDied November 1976[54][74][58]
Gary M. WaltonUniversity of California, Berkeley (visiting)Productivity and economic change in American colonial agriculture[1][69]
Jeffrey G. WilliamsonUniversity of Wisconsin, MadisonIncome distribution in the US, 1816-1929[59][60][58]
Gavin WrightUniversity of Michigan[30]
English LiteratureDaniel AlbrightUniversity of VirginiaPersonality in the novels of Thomas Mann, Virginia Woolf, D. H. Lawrence, and James Joyce[75][58]
Calvin BedientUniversity of California, Los AngelesInnovation in 20th-century Anglo-American poetry[33][58]
Leslie BrismanYale UniversityVictorian poetry[17]
N. John HallBronx Community CollegeNew edition of the letters of Anthony TrollopeAlso won in 1984[22][76]
J. Paul Hunter[77]
Fred KaplanQueens CollegeBiographical study of Thomas Carlyle and the Victorians[62][22]
Shirley Strum KennyUniversity of MarylandComplete works of George Farquhar[78][79]
Richard A. KnowlesUniversity of Wisconsin, MadisonAnnotated edition of King Lear[59][60]
Juliet McMasterUniversity of Alberta[80]
David B. MorrisUniversity of IowaMajor poems of Alexander Pope[15]
Marvin RosenbergUniversity of California, BerkeleyInterpretations of Hamlet[1]
Fine Arts ResearchDavid AntinUniversity of California, San Diego20th-century modernism[25]
Kermit S. ChampaBrown UniversityAbstract geometrical paintings of Piet Mondrian[54][25]
Anthony M. ClarkHistory of painting in Rome, 1700-1799Died in November 1976[81][25]
Richard S. FieldWesleyan UniversityOrigin and early history of the woodcut, 1380-1440[68][17][25]
Carter RatcliffSchool of Visual ArtsHistory of American art criticism[58][25]
William R. RearickUniversity of Maryland, College ParkDrawings of Titian and his Venetian contemporaries[79][25]
French HistoryWilliam R. KeylorBoston UniversityFranco-American relations since 1914[82]
A. Lloyd MooteUniversity of Southern CaliforniaBiographical interpretation of the reign of Louis XIII[82]
Dale K. Van KleyCalvin CollegeChurch, state, and society in France, 1750-1770[82]
French LiteratureMichel BeaujourNew York UniversityFrench literary self-portrayal from the Renaissance to the contemporary period[83]
Ottah Allen ThiherMiddlebury College[84]
General NonfictionPaul BrodeurColumbia University[63]
Seymour Krim[15]
A. J. LangguthUS involvement in Latin America[58]
Kevin StarrVolume 2 of Americans and the California Dream[85][58]
Jose YglesiasAlso won in 1970[86]
German & East European HistoryMichael Hans KaterYork University[87][88]
Béla K. KirályBrooklyn CollegeWar and society in the 19th and 20th centuries[58][22][63]
German & Scandinavian LiteratureAlan P. CottrellUniversity of Michigan[30]
Katharina Mommsen [de]Stanford UniversityGenesis of Goethe's West–östlicher Divan[64]
Oskar SeidlinIndiana UniversityClemens BrentanoAlso won in 1962[69]
History of Science and TechnologyStillman DrakeUniversity of TorontoBiographical account of Galileo's scientific careerAlso won in 1971[83][89]
C. W. Francis EverittStanford UniversityJames Clerk Maxwell[64][90]
Robert S. WestmanUniversity of California, Los Angeles[33]
Iberian & Latin American HistoryGerald H. Meaker [es]California State University, NorthridgeRole of political intellectuals in early 20th-century Spain[91]
Italian LiteratureGustavo CostaUniversity of California, BerkeleyRole in the sublime in Italian culture[1][83]
Latin American LiteratureDauril AldenUniversity of Washington[92]
Jean FrancoStanford UniversityCritical study of oral performance and literature practice in modern Spanish American literature[64][90]
LinguisticsRobert HetzronUniversity of California, Santa BarbaraCommon ancestor of the Semitic languages (Arabic, Hebrew, Assyro-Babylonian, and Ethiopian)[14][27]
Henry HizUniversity of Pennsylvania[93]
Edward StankiewiczYale UniversityAccentual systems of the Slavic languages[17]
Ann Harleman StewartUniversity of Washington[94][95]
Ladislav ZgustaUniversity of IllinoisToponymy of Asia MinorAlso won in 1983[96][97]
Literary CriticismWalter L. ReedYale UniversityCritical study on the history and theory of the novel[17][58]
William WillefordUniversity of Washington[98]
Medieval HistoryHoward Kaminsky Florida International UniversityHistory of Europe, 1200-1500[99]
Medieval LiteratureCurt F. BühlerPierpoint Morgan LibraryBibliographic study of the Missale SpecialeAlso won in 1964[83][61]
Music ResearchD. W. KrummelUniversity of IllinoisHistory of music printing and publishing to 1700[96]
Vera Brodsky LawrenceNew York world of George Templeton Strong[58]
Edward E. LowinskyUniversity of ChicagoEdition of the correspondence of Giovanni Spataro [it]Also won in 1946[83][100]
Near Eastern StudiesLee I. Levine[101]
Stanislav SegertUniversity of California, Los Angeles[33]
PhilosophyRobert S. BrumbaughYale UniversityClassical philosophy and the nature of time[17]
S. Marshall CohenRichmond CollegeMorality and international conduct[22]
Alan DonaganAction theory[102]
Jay RosenbergUniversity of North CarolinaPragmatic justification of regulative principles[103]
ReligionMalcolm L. Diamond[104]
William R. SchoedelUniversity of IllinoisCommentary on the letters of Ignatius of Antioch[96]
Claude WelchGraduate Theological UnionVolume 2 of Protestant Thought in the 19th Century[105]
Renaissance HistoryCharles B. Schmitt [de]Warburg InstituteLatin translations of Aristotle[83]
Charles TrinkausUniversity of MichiganComparative history of Renaissance and Reformation intellectual history[30][83]
Russian HistoryStephen F. CohenPrinceton UniversityAlso won in 1988[106][107]
Slavic LiteratureVictor Erlich [ro]Yale UniversityReexamination of Russian literary culture in the 1920sAlso won in 1957, 1964[17][61]
Spanish & Portuguese LiteratureAnthony Bonner [ca][108]
Peter B. GoldmanQueens CollegeSociology of literature in 19th-century Spain[62][22]
Theatre ArtsCharles R. LyonsStanford UniversityConventions of tragic drama[64][90]
Andrei Serban[109]
United States HistoryPatricia U. BonomiNew York UniversityRelationship between organized religion and politics in colonial America[58]
Steven A. ChanningUniversity of KentuckyRace, class, and ideology in the South, 1861-1865[58]
Lucy S. DawidowiczYeshiva UniversityHistory of Jews in America[58]
Theodore DraperUS and world power[58]
Otis L. Graham, Jr.University of California, Santa BarbaraSocial setting, as well as the public policy philosophy, of FDR's New Deal[14][27][58][92]
Bruce KuklickUniversity of PennsylvaniaFormation of the American usable past, 1945-1963[58]
Eric L. McKitrickColumbia UniversityAge of Washington and JeffersonAlso won in 1970[58][63][110]
Robert G. PopeUniversity of BuffaloSocial context of Puritan-Quaker conflict in 17th-century New England[57][111][58]
Barbara M. SolomonHarvard UniversityInfluence of collegiate education on the career choices of 20th-century American women[58][4]
Sam Bass WarnerBoston UniversityInterpretive study of 20th-century Boston[58]
Robin W. WinksYale UniversityNature of American imperialism[17][58]
Natural SciencesApplied MathematicsRon F. BlackwelderGarrett AiResearch and Hersh Acoustical EngineeringResearch at the Max Planck Institute for Fluid Mechanics[112]
Stephen Childress[113]
Stephen E. HarrisStanford UniversityElectrical engineering and applied physics[64][90]
Robert H. SocolowPrinceton University[114][115]
Astronomy-AstrophysicsP. Buford PriceUniversity of California, BerkeleyRelativistic heavy ion physics[1]
Ben ZuckermanUniversity of Maryland[79]
ChemistryHans C. AndersenStanford UniversityPhysical chemistry[64][90]
Tomas BaerUniversity of North Carolina[103]
Jesse Lee BeauchampCalifornia Institute of Technology[116][117]
Alan H. CowleyUniversity of TexasShapes of molecules in non-metals and new types of penicillin[65]
John P. Fackler Jr.Case-Western Reserve UniversityInorganic chemistry[118]
Aron KuppermannCalifornia Institute of Technology[119][120]
Yuan T. LeeUniversity of California, BerkeleyPhysical chemistry[1]
Jerrold MeinwaldCornell UniversityChemical ecologyAlso won in 1960[121][122]
Leo A. PaquetteOhio State University[123]
Kenneth SauerLawrence Berkeley National LaboratoryBiophysical chemistry[1]
Henry F. Schaefer, IIIUniversity of California, BerkeleyComputational chemistry[1]
William A. SteelePennsylvania State UniversitySurface chemistry[3]
Kenneth N. TruebloodUniversity of California, Los AngelesResearch at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology[33][124]
John H. WeareUniversity of California, San DiegoInteraction of atomic beams with metallic surfaces[125]
Computer ScienceRobert W. FloydStanford UniversityArchitectural and design issues in computer programming[64][90][126]
Allen NewellCarnegie Mellon UniversitySystematic treatment in the field of artificial intelligence[3][126]
Earth ScienceA. W. CromptonHarvard UniversityVertebrate paleontology and functional morphologyAlso won in 1983[4][127]
Ian W. D. DalzielColumbia UniversityResearch at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology[63][128]
Leon KnopoffUniversity of California, Los Angeles[33]
Abraham LermanNorthwestern UniversityChemical processes occurring in natural environments on the surface of the earth[129]
Kurt Marti[130]
EngineeringAndreas AcrivosStanford UniversityFluid mechanicsAlso won in 1959[64][90][131]
Joseph L. KatzClarkson College[132]
L. Gary LealCalifornia Institute of TechnologyFluid dynamics and transport phenomena[133]
MathematicsWilliam B. ArvesonUniversity of California, BerkeleyOperator theory[1][126]
Raoul BottHarvard UniversityGeometry and topology[4][126]
Wendell H. FlemingBrown UniversityApplied probability[54][126]
H. Jerome KeislerUniversity of Wisconsin, MadisonMathematical logic[59][60][126]
Joseph J. KohnPrinceton UniversityMathematical analysis[126]
Alan C. NewellClarkson College of TechnologyApplied mathematics[132][126]
Robert OssermanStanford UniversityDifferential geometry and complex analysis[64][126]
Elias M. SteinPrinceton UniversityMathematical analysis[126]
Frank W. WarnerUniversity of PennsylvaniaDifferential geometry[126]
Medicine & HealthDonald L. BartelCornell UniversityBiomechanics[121]
Theodore FriedmannUniversity of California, San Diego[134][135]
Jerry A. Schneider[136]
Molecular & Cellular BiologyRaymond L. BlakleyUniversity of IowaHow vitamin B12 affects reactions in the body, particularly the synthesis of blood cells and membranes in neural tissue[15]
Peter J. BrunsCornell UniversityGenetic analysis of vegetable growth in Tetrahymena[121]
David EpelScripps Institute of Oceanography[137][138]
James W. FristromUniversity of California, BerkeleyMolecular and developmental genetics[1]
Leonard A. HerzenbergStanford UniversityImmunogenetics and cellular immunologyAlso won in 1986[64][90][139]
Roger W. JeanlozHarvard UniversityCarbohydrate chemistry[4]
Laurence H. KedesStanford UniversityMolecular and cell biology[64][90]
Melvin P. KleinLawrence Berkeley National LaboratoryBiophysics[1]
Wayne L. MatticeLouisiana State UniversityPhysical chemistry of molecules[140]
John R. Preer, Jr.Indiana UniversityGenetic and molecular studies in cell biology[69]
Michael A. SavageauUniversity of Michigan[30]
Robert D. WellsUniversity of Wisconsin, MadisonDNA biochemistry[59][60]
Hans J. ZweerinkDuke University Medical Center[141]
NeuroscienceDouglas G. StuartUniversity of Arizona[142][143]
A. O. Dennis WillowsFriday Harbor LaboratoriesHow evolution of the nervous system takes place at the cellular level; studied mollusks in the South Pacific, Mediterranean, and North Atlantic[144]
Organismic Biology & EcologyMarcus W. FeldmanStanford UniversityPopulation genetics[64][90]
Bernd HeinrichUniversity of California, BerkeleyEnergetics and temperature regulation of insects[1]
C. Richard TaylorHarvard University[145][146]
PhysicsJohn D. AxeBrookhaven National LaboratorySolid-state physics[147]
Stephan BerkoBrandeis University[148][149]
William B. DanielsUniversity of DelawareSolid-state physics[150]
William M. FairbankStanford UniversityLow temperature physics[64][90]
Leo FalicovUniversity of California, BerkeleySolid-state physics[1]
Daniel KoltunUniversity of Rochester[151]
Joel L. LebowitzYeshiva University[152]
Richard E. NortonUniversity of California, Los Angeles[33]
Douglas J. ScalapinoUniversity of California, Santa BarbaraSolid-state physics[14][27]
Mahiko SuzukiUniversity of California, BerkeleyHigh-energy particle physics[1]
Bryan Hobson WildenthalMichigan State UniversityNuclear structure[153]
Plant ScienceStephen H. HowellUniversity of California at San Diego[154]
David T. A. LamportMichigan State University[155]
J. Philip ThornberUniversity of California, Los Angeles[33]
StatisticsStephen M. StiglerUniversity of Wisconsin, MadisonHistory of mathematical statistics[59][60]
Geoffrey S. WatsonPrinceton UniversityGeophysics[126]
Social SciencesAnthropology & Cultural StudiesAlexander Alland, Jr.Columbia University[63]
Karl W. ButzerUniversity of Chicago[156]
George A. CollierStanford UniversityCultural history of the Indian in Mesoamerica[64][90]
Douglas L. OliverUniversity of HawaiiCaptain Bligh's second breadfruit voyage to Tahiti[157]
Melford E. SpiroAlso won in 1983[158][159]
Norman E. WhittenUniversity of IllinoisEthnicity and cultural adaptation[96]
EconomicsOrley C. AshenfelterPrinceton University[160][161]
Herbert E. KlarmanNew York UniversityResearch at the National Center for Health Services Research[162]
Mukul Kumar MajumdarCornell University[163]
V. Kerry SmithState University of New York at BinghamtonEconomics of natural resource scarcity[164]
Hugo F. SonnenscheinNorthwestern UniversityTheories of monopolistic competition[129][126]
EducationJoel S. BerkeColumbia University[63]
Nathaniel Lees GageStanford UniversityStudy of teaching[64][90]
David PerkinsHarvard UniversityCreativity in the arts[25]
Geography & Environmental StudiesLeslie CurryUniversity of TorontoResearch at Cambridge University[165][166]
David HarveyJohns Hopkins UniversityFrench urbanization during the 20th century[167][82]
Jack D. IvesUniversity of ColoradoAvalanche and other mountain hazards in the Alps[23]
LawRonan E. DegnanUniversity of California, BerkeleyLegal implications of transnational commercial transactions[1]
John K. McNultyStructural reforms in the US federal tax system[1]
Donald F. TurnerHarvard UniversityTreaties on various subsidies of antitrust law[4]
Roberto Mangabeira UngerContract law[4]
Political ScienceGiuseppe Di PalmaUniversity of California, BerkeleyPolitical changes in Italy, Portugal, and Spain[1]
Richard F. Fenno, Jr.University of Rochester[151]
Stanley B. GreenbergYale UniversityCapitalist development and race relations[17]
Fred I. GreensteinPrinceton UniversityHistory of the expansion of the presidential office, 1933-1974[58]
Martin LandauUniversity of California, BerkeleyOrganizational theory[1]
Giacomo SaniOhio State UniversityResearch in Italy[168][169]
Edward R. TuftePrinceton University[170]
Kenneth N. WaltzUniversity of California, BerkeleyConstruction of political theories[1]
PsychologyThomas G. BeverColumbia UniversityCognition and aesthetics[25][63]
Gordon M. BurghardtUniversity of Tennessee Knoxville[171]
Harold B. Gerard [de]University of California, Los Angeles[33]
William HodosUniversity of Maryland[79]
Ewart A. Thomas [ht]Stanford UniversityPsychology and economics[64]
SociologyJanet L. Abu-LughodNorthwestern UniversityComparative study of Cairo, Rabat, and Tunis[129]
Judith BlakeUniversity of California, BerkeleyChanging status of women in developed countries[1][58]
Doris R. EntwisleJohns Hopkins UniversitySociology of human development[167]
Cynthia Fuchs EpsteinQueens College and Columbia UniversityWomen lawyers and the changing context of the legal profession[62][22][63]
David R. HeiseUniversity of North CarolinaAttitude control theory[103]
Arlie Russell HochschildUniversity of California, BerkeleySociology of emotions[1]
Morris JanowitzUniversity of ChicagoSocio-political change in the US, 1920-1970[58]
William PetersenOhio State University[172]
James B. RuleSUNY Stony Brook[173]
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1976 Latin American and Caribbean Fellows

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CategoryField of StudyFellowInstitutional associationResearch topicNotesRef
Creative ArtsFictionAlberto CoustéCírculo de LectoresWriting[174]
Silvina Ocampo[174]
Fine ArtsJuan DowneyPratt InstituteVideo artAlso won in 1971[25][175]
Emilio Rodríguez-Larraín [es]SculptureAppointed as Emilio Juan Rodriguez-Larraín[174]
Music CompositionLan AdomiánComposing[174]
Gabriel Brncic [es; fr; ca; sr; hr; de]Phonos[174]
PoetryEnrique Fidel Verástegui PeláezWriting[174]
HumanitiesArchitecture, Planning, and DesignFrancisco Bullrich [es; it; de]Argentine architecture, 1870-1970[174]
Fine Arts ResearchFermín Beltrán FèvreCriterioInterrelationship between North American and Argentine art and artists, 1946-1976[174]
Iberian & Latin American HistoryBoris FaustoState University of CampinasSociety and politics in Brazil, 1920-1937[174]
Latin American LiteratureJoão Alexandre Costa Barbosa [pt]University of São PauloComparative studies in modern poetry[174]
Music ResearchLuis Félix MerinoUniversity of ChileChilean music of the 19th and 20th centuries[174]
Natural ScienceAstronomy-AstrophysicsMario Novello [pt]Brazilian Center for Research in PhysicsGravitation and cosmology[174]
Earth ScienceGerardo Eugenio BossiCONICET and National University of TucumánContinental evolution of southern South America and the breakup of the Pangaean continent[174]
MathematicsMiguel E. M. HerreraCONICET and University of Buenos AiresComplex variables[174]
Medicine & HealthAlejo Florin-ChristensenCenter for Medical Education and Clinical ResearchImmunochemistry and clinical endocrinology[174]
Molecular & Cellular BiologyIsrael David AlgranatiUniversity of Buenos AiresProtein synthesis[174]
María T. Franze FernándezCONICET and University of Buenos AiresControl of cell growth[174]
Salomón Zender LangerCardiovascular pharmacology[174]
Mario Nestor ParisiAboriginal mythology and symbolism in Colombia[174]
Organismic Biology & EcologyKarel VohnoutTropical Agricultural Research and Training CenterMathematical models for livestock feeding systems[174]
PhysicsRoberto LuzziState University of CampinasSolid-state physics[174]
Horácio Carlos PanepucciUniversity of São PauloSolid-state physics[174]
Plant ScienceCarlos Eduardo de Mattos BicudoUniversity of São Paulo and Botanical Institute of São PauloFreshwater algae[174]
Elsa M. ZardiniUniversity of Buenos Aires and National University of La PlataIndigenous medicinal plants of Northeastern Argentina and Southern Paraguay[174]
Social SciencesAnthropology & Cultural StudiesDuccio Bonavia Berber [es]Cayetano Heredia UniversityPre-ceramic maize of Huarmey[174]
Alfredo López AustinNational Autonomous University of MexicoConcepts of the human body, the etiology of disease, and the natural world in Aztec culture[174]
Gerardo Reichel-Dolmatoff[176]
LawCarlos Santiago NinoUniversity of Buenos AiresPhilosophy of lawAlso won in 1989[174][177]
SociologyJorge BalánTorcuato di Tella InstituteRegional society, economy, and settlement patterns in Argentina, 1870-1930[174]
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