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List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1977

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Three hundred and thirteen artists, and scientists received Guggenheim Fellowships in 1977.[1][2] $4,602,000 was disbursed between the recipients, who were chosen from an applicant pool of 3,050.[3][4][5] University of California, Berkeley had the most winners on its faculty (16), with University of California, Los Angeles (12) coming second.[6] The University of California system had 44 fellowships total among its faculty.[6] Michael Zuckerman from the University of Pennsylvania declined his award.[7]

1977 United States and Canadian fellows

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CategoryField of StudyFellowInstitutional associationResearch topicNotesRef
Creative ArtsChoreographyErick HawkinsChoreography[8][9]
Bella Lewitzky-ReynoldsBella Lewitzky Dance CompanyNew show[10]
Kathryn PosinKathryn Posin Dance CompanyNew show featuring an original score[11][9]
Drama & Performance ArtThomas BabeNew York Shakespeare Festival (in residence)Playwriting[12][9]
Charles Fuller[9]
Israel Horovitz[9]
Crispin LarangeiraNew York Shakespeare Festival (in residence)Writing an opera[13][9]
Megan TerryMagic Theatre (in residence)Playwriting[14]
Derek A. Walcott[15]
FictionAnn BeattieUniversity of VirginiaWriting short stories[16]
Leslie EpsteinQueens College CUNYWriting[9]
Richard Ford[4][9]
Jay NeugeborenUniversity of Massachusetts AmherstNovel: The Stolen Jew[17]
Craig NovaWriting[9]
Jonathan PennerSouthern Illinois University Carbondale[18]
Alice WalkerYale University[19][9]
Sylvia Jean WilkinsonWork on fifth novel[20]
Geoffrey WolffWritingAlso won in 1972[21][22]
FilmStan BrakhageSchool of the Art Institute of ChicagoFilmmaking[23][24][25]
Linda FefermanBard College[9][25]
Henry Gabay[9][25]
George Griffin[9][25]
Jonas Mekas[9][25]
Phill NiblockCollege of Staten Island"Celluloid series of portraits of persons"[26][8][9][25]
Richard P. RogersSUNY PurchaseFilm about money's impact on the lives of individuals[27][9][25]
Jon RubinMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyFilmmaking[28][25]
Fine ArtsCharles Arthur ArnoldiPainting[29]
Frances BarthPrinceton University[4][30][9]
Joan BrownUC Berkeley[6]
James W. BuchmanSculpture[21]
John ChamberlainAlso won in 1966[9][31]
Nassos DaphnisPainting[9]
Daniel EdgeSculpture[9]
Llyn FoulkesPainting[32][33]
Gordon HartPainting[9]
Mary Heilmann[9]
Robert HudsonSculpture[33]
Miyoko ItoPainting[34]
Aristodimos KaldisAlso won in 1975[9][35]
Gordon Matta-ClarkEnvironmental sculpture[9]
Mark PrentSculpture[36]
Omar RayoPrintmaking[9]
Marlene ScottRochester Institute of TechnologySculpture[37][38][9]
Susan WeilPainting[9]
Music CompositionLucia DlugoszewskiComposing[9]
Primous FountainAlso won in 1974[39][40]
John HarbisonMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyTwo commissioned works: a piano concerto and a piece for chamber ensemble[41]
Sydney HodkinsonEastman School of MusicComposing[42][9]
Richard HoffmannOberlin Conservatory[43]
Raoul PleskowLong Island University[44][9]
Shulamit RanUniversity of Chicago[45][46]
Robert Leigh Selig [nl]Also won in 1971[47]
Joan TowerBard College[48][9]
Chinary Ung[9]
Mary Lou WilliamsAlso won in 1972[9][49]
Olly W. WilsonUC BerkeleyAlso won in 1971[6][50]
Maurice WrightColumbia University[9]
PhotographyClaudia AndujarYanomami tribeAlso won in 1971[51][25]
Jerry DantzicLong Island UniversityPanoramic photographyAlso won in 1981[9][52][25]
Lee FriedlanderAlso won in 1960 and 1962[9][53][25]
Mark GoodmanYoung people of Millerton, New York[54][55][25]
John GutmannSan Francisco State UniversityReview of his earlier works for the “visual use of language and popular emblems in American life during the 1930s and 1940s”[56][25]
Sandy HumeUniversity of Colorado"Anachronisms: A Geopolitical Survey"[57][25]
Tod PapageorgeCentral Park (Passing Through Eden)Also won in 1970[9][58][59][25]
Sylvia PlachyVillage Voice[9][60][25]
Edward Ranney[5][25]
Jerry L. ThompsonYale University[9][25]
PoetryJoseph BrodskyUniversity of MichiganWriting[8][61]
Norman DubieArizona State University[62]
William HeyenSUNY Brockport[63][9]
Richard HugoUniversity of MontanaBook of poetry set in Scotland[64]
James McMichaelUC IrvineBook-length poem[65]
Robert MezeyPomona College (visiting)Writing[66]
Gregory OrrUniversity of Virginia[16]
David St. JohnOberlin CollegeStudy in England and France[67]
Video & AudioNam June PaikVideo art[9][25]
Ira SchneiderUC San DiegoTime Zones video installation[25][68]
HumanitiesAmerican LiteratureJoel ConarroeUniversity of PennsylvaniaCultural and critical study of five modern American poets[69]
Albert J. GelpiStanford UniversityAmerican poetic renaissance, 1910-1930[6]
Giles B. GunnUniversity of North CarolinaMoral message found in the writings of 20th-century American critics[20]
Bruce M. JohnsonUniversity of RochesterAmerican literature and art in the 19th and 20th centuries[42][9]
Edwin H. MillerNew York UniversityNathaniel HawthorneAlso won in 1967[9][70]
Larzer ZiffUniversity of Oxford[71][72]
Architecture, Planning, and DesignBarbara Miller LaneBryn Mawr College[73][74]
Charles W. MooreUCLA[75]
Martin Wachs[75]
BiographyVed MehtaThe New YorkerStudies on a 19th- and 20th-century Indian familyAlso won in 1971[9][76][77]
Nancy MilfordEdna St. Vincent Millay[9]
Jean StrouseAlso won in 1985[78][79]
British HistorySeymour DrescherUniversity of PittsburghAbolition of the slave trade in western Europe[80]
Henry HorwitzUniversity of IowaChanges in economic behavior and social attitudes of London merchants in the century before the Industrial Revolution[81]
ClassicsJerzy LinderskiUniversity of OregonConstitutional history of ancient Rome, particularly the electoral system[82]
Gregory NagyHarvard University[83][84]
Martin OstwaldUniversity of PennsylvaniaAncient Greek political institutions[85]
Ronald S. StroudUC BerkeleyHistory and topography of ancient Corinth[6]
East Asian StudiesRobert P. GoldmanGenesis of the epic form in India[6]
Patrick D. HananHarvard University[86][87]
Earl MinerPrinceton UniversityComparative poetics, Western and Japanese[4][30][88][9]
Economic HistoryRobert BrennerUCLA[75]
English LiteratureLillian D. BloomRhode Island College[89]
Gerald ChapmanUniversity of Denver[90]
Alistair M. DuckworthUniversity of FloridaRole of estate improvements in 18th-century literature[91]
Paul FussellRutgers UniversityLiterary status of travel writing[4][2][9]
Michael P. GoldmanPrinceton UniversityActing and action in Shakespearean tragedy[4][30][9]
Martin Burgess GreenTufts UniversityAlso won in 1974[92]
Phyllis M. GrosskurthUniversity of TorontoAlso won in 1982[93]
Diane JohnsonUC DavisCritical biography of John Ruskin[94]
E. D. H. JohnsonPrinceton UniversityBritish subject painting from Hogarth to Sickert[4][30][9]
Michael MillgateUniversity of Toronto[95]
Jason P. RosenblattGeorgetown UniversityConflicting traditions in Paradise Lost[96]
Ann SaddlemyerUniversity of TorontoTheory of comedyAlso won in 1965[97][98]
Elaine C. ShowalterUniversity of Delaware (visiting)Conventions and poetics of madness in Victorian literature[4][9]
Donald D. StoneQueens College CUNYRomantic impulse in Victorian fiction[9]
George W. WilliamsDuke UniversityNew variorum edition of Shakespeare's Henry V[3][88]
Alex ZwerdlingUC BerkeleySatire and social criticism in the Bloomsbury Group[6]
Fine Arts ResearchBlanche R. BrownNew York UniversityArt of the early Hellenistic period[9]
Samuel Y. Edgerton Jr.Boston UniversityInfluence of Renaissance art on the scientific revolution[88]
Robert D. Harbison[99]
Inga Karetnikova[100]
Donald B. KuspitUniversity of North CarolinaSocial and ethical purpose of modern art[20]
Joseph D. MasheckBarnard CollegeIconography of recent American art[101][9]
Thomas F. MathewsNew York UniversityIconographical and exegetical study of a 14th-century Armenian gospel[9]
Daniel J. RobbinsYale UniversityCubist movement[9]
Folklore & Popular CultureGeorge G. CareyUniversity of Massachusetts AmherstMaritime folk culture in New England[17]
French HistoryGeoffrey W. SymcoxUCLA[75]
Piotr S. WandyczYale UniversityTwilight of the French eastern alliances, 1926-1936[80][9]
French LiteratureHazel E. BarnesUniversity of Colorado[102]
Jacques GarelliPoetic and theatrical world of Artaud[9]
Linda OrrYale UniversityFrench literature and historiography of the 19th century[9]
Michel RiffaterreColumbia UniversityGrammar of descriptive poetryAlso won in 1961[9][103]
Francis SteegmullerTranslation of Flaubert's letters[9]
General NonfictionRobert L. AllenThe Black ScholarPort Chicago disaster[6]
Ann Cornelisen[104]
Charles NeiderScience, technology, and human values in Antarctica[4][9]
Peter S. PrescottNewsweekJuvenile justice in New York City courts[105][9]
German & East European HistoryVojtech MastnyUniversity of IllinoisHistory of post-World War II political culture in Eastern Europe[106]
German & Scandinavian LiteratureWalter W. ArndtDartmouth CollegeWilhelm Busch[107]
Stanley CorngoldPrinceton UniversityAesthetic consciousness in modern German literature and poetic theory[4][30][9]
History of Science & TechnologyJosef Eisinger [de]Bell LaboratoriesSocietal and biochemical aspects of environmental lead poisoning[2][9]
David C. LindbergUniversity of Wisconsin, MadisonRoger Bacon's philosophy of nature[40][88]
Iberian & Latin American HistoryFriedrich KatzUniversity of ChicagoPancho Villa and the Mexican Revolution[108]
James LockhartUCLA[75]
Mary Elizabeth SmithUniversity of New Mexico[5]
Italian HistoryBenjamin F. Brown IV[109]
Italian LiteratureM. J. B. AllenUCLAFicini's commentary on Plato's Phaedrus[75][88]
LinguisticsSheila E. BlumsteinBrown University[110][111]
Joseph E. EmondsUCLA[75]
Susumu KunoHarvard University[112]
David M. PerlmutterUniversity of Pennsylvania[113][114]
John Robert RossMassachusetts Institute of Technology[115]
Literary CriticismRobert ScholesBrown UniversitySemiotics of Fiction[116]
Barbara Herrnstein SmithUniversity of PennsylvaniaLiterary and aethetic value and evaluation[85]
Medieval HistoryEdwin B. DeWindtUniversity of Detroit[117]
John Hine MundyColumbia UniversityUrban layout and planning in medieval EuropeAlso won in 1963[9][118]
Ronald G. Witt [ru]Duke UniversityRhetorical tradition in 13th and 14th-century France and Italy[3][88]
Medieval LiteratureE. Talbot DonaldsonIndiana University BloomingtonShakespeare's responses to ChaucerAlso won in 1951[119][88]
Robert E. KaskeCornell UniversitySources and methodology for the interpretation of medieval imageryAlso won in 1961[120][9][121]
Music ResearchRichard CrawfordUniversity of MichiganAmerican psalmody and sacred music[122][123]
Lewis H. LockwoodPrinceton UniversityMusic in Renaissance Ferrara[4][30][88][9]
Rose R. SubotnikUniversity of Chicago[124][125]
Near Eastern StudiesJacob MilgromUC BerkeleyLegal and exegetical principles of the Temple Scroll[6]
PhilosophyTyler BurgeUCLA[75]
Saul KripkePrinceton University (visiting)Nature of logic and truthAlso won in 1968[4][30][9][126]
Benson MatesUC BerkeleyPhilosophical skepticism[6]
Herbert MorrisUCLA[75]
John RawlsHarvard UniversityAlso won in 1964[127][128]
Nicholas P. White [de]University of Michigan[129]
Margaret Dauler WilsonPrinceton UniversityLocke's position on the knowledge of matter and mind[4][30][9]
ReligionGeorge W. E. NickelsburgUniversity of IowaNew translation of the Book of Enoch and critical commentary on the compositions[81]
Paul RamseyPrinceton UniversityEdition of The Ethical Writings of Jonathan Edwards[4][30][8][9]
Alan F. SegalHistory of Judaism and early Christianity[4][30][9]
Renaissance HistorySteven OzmentYale UniversityIntellectual and religious history of the Reformation, 1250-1650[130][9]
David C. SteinmetzHarvard Divinity School (visiting)Intellectual origins of the Protestant Reform[3][88]
Slavic LiteratureSimon KarlinskyUC BerkeleySurvey of Russian drama as literatureAlso won in 1969[6][131]
Spanish & Portuguese LiteratureMaría Soledad Carrasco [es]Hunter College and CUNY Graduate CenterSpanish Moorish ballad of the 16th and 17th centuries[88][9]
Isaías Lerner [es]City University of New YorkAnnotated edition of Pedro Mexía's Silva de varia lección[9]
Joseph H. SilvermanUC Santa CruzVarious projects that are part of a Judeo-Spanish series[132]
Theatre ArtsHerbert BlauUniversity of MarylandAlso won in 1962[133]
Lee BreuerMabou Mines Theater CompanyDevelopment of a collaborative aesthetic and method of staging and performing nondramatic material[9]
Michael E. FeingoldVillage VoiceStudy of American playwriting, 1960-1975[9][134]
Julius NovickSUNY PurchaseHistory of American theater, 1945-1975[27][9]
United States HistoryDavid CressyPitzer College[135]
John P. DemosBrandeis University[135]
Peter GayYale UniversityConsensus, confrontation, and anxiety in Germany, 1871-1914Also won in 1966[8][9][136]
William H. GoetzmannUniversity of TexasUS and the "Second Great Age of Discovery"[137][135]
Michael B. KatzYork University[135]
Edward PessenBaruch CollegeSocial mobility in American history[135][9]
William StottUniversity of TexasCultural history of America, 1935-1965[137]
Hans L. TrefousseBrooklyn CollegeCarl Schurz[138][135][9]
Robert V. WellsUnion CollegeImpact of population on American history[135][9]
Natural SciencesApplied MathematicsArthur M. JaffeHarvard UniversityMathematical physicsAlso won in 1991[8][139][140]
Alan NeedlemanBrown University[141]
David OkrentUCLAAlso won in 1961[75][142]
Sol I. RubinowCornell UniversityMathematical biology[120][9][140]
Astronomy-AstrophysicsAlan H. BarrettMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyMolecular properties of interstellar space[143]
John CooperUniversity of Colorado, Boulder[144]
Martin V. Goldman[145]
Norman R. LebovitzUniversity of ChicagoApplied mathematics and astrophysics[146][140]
Pedro E. ZadunaiskyNumerical methods of dynamical systemAlso won in 1956[147]
David T. WilkinsonPrinceton UniversityObservational cosmology[4][30][9]
ChemistryJack G. CalvertOhio State University[148][149]
James P. CollmanStanford UniversityOrganometallic chemistryAlso won in 1985[6][150]
Charles H. DePuyUniversity of ColoradoAlso won in 1986[151]
Richard EisenbergUniversity of RochesterOrganometallic chemistry[42]
Sidney M. HechtMassachusetts Institute of Technology[152]
John A. KatzenellenbogenUniversity of IllinoisCancer biochemistry[106]
Edward M. KosowerTel-Aviv University and SUNY Stony BrookBiophysical organic chemistry[9]
Alvin L. KwiramUniversity of Washington[153]
William P. ReinhardtUniversity of Colorado, Boulder[154]
Nicholas WinogradPurdue UniversitySurface chemistry[155]
Computer ScienceRobert G. GallagerMassachusetts Institute of Technology[156]
William K. PrattUniversity of Southern CaliforniaUse of computers in industrial automation[157]
Earth ScienceHarold C. HelgesonUC BerkeleyGeochemical processes[6]
Farish A. JenkinsHarvard University[158]
Cornelis Klein Jr.Indiana University BloomingtonIron formations in northwestern Australia's desert region[119]
Joseph PedloskyUniversity of ChicagoResearch at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution[159][160]
Paul G. RichardsColumbia UniversityTheoretical seismology[9]
EngineeringCarolyn M. PreeceBell LaboratoriesPhysical metallurgy[2][9]
MathematicsW. W. BooneUniversity of IllinoisDecision problems in group theoryAlso won in 1957[106][161][140]
Shoshichi KobayashiUC BerkeleyDifferential geometry and function theory of complex manifolds[6][140]
Paul E. SchuppUniversity of IllinoisTheory of infinite group[106][140]
Gabriel StolzenbergNortheastern UniversityConstructivist critique of contemporary mathematics[140]
Jean François TrevesRutgers UniversityLinear partial differential equations[4][9][140]
Medicine & HealthRex L. JamisonStanford UniversityRenal physiology[6]
Nicholas A. KefalidesUniversity of PennsylvaniaBasement membrane chemistry and collagen synthesis[85]
Donald G. WalkerJohns Hopkins University[162]
David B. WernerHesperian FoundationCommunity-based rural healthcare in Latin America[6]
Molecular & Cellular BiologyJohn C. GerhartUC BerkeleyDevelopmental biology[6]
O. Hayes GriffithUniversity of OregonPhotoelectron microscopy[82]
J. Lawrence KatzRensselaer Polytechnic InstituteStructural bases for the mechanical properties of bone[9]
Harvey F. LodishMassachusetts Institute of Technology[163][164]
Brian W. MatthewsUniversity of OregonStructure of protein molecules and on protein crystallography[82]
Jesse C. RabinowitzUC BerkeleyProtein synthesis[6]
Jacqueline A. ReynoldsDuke University Medical CenterMembrane-bound proteins[3]
Eli SercarzUCLAAlso won in 1970[75][165]
James A. SpudichUC San Francisco[166][167]
Christopher J. WillsUC San DiegoProtein chemistry and evolution[168][169]
NeurosciencePeter DallosNorthwestern University[170][171]
Robert K. JosephsonUC IrvinePerformance and structure of "fast" muscles in the Australian cicada[65]
Allan W. SnyderAustralian National UniversityVisual neurobiology[140]
Organismic Biology & EcologyFrancisco J. AyalaUC DavisPhilosophy of biology[94]
Guy L. BushUniversity of TexasModes of speciation in mammals[137]
Carl GansUniversity of MichiganAlso won in 1953[172][173]
Peter W. HochachkaUniversity of British Columbia[174]
William W. MurdochUC Santa BarbaraPredator-prey insect relationships[175]
Peter W. PriceUniversity of IllinoisEvolutionary biology of parasites[106]
PhysicsSamuel M. BermanStanford UniversityEnergy technology and public policy[6]
D. Allan BromleyYale UniversityNuclear physics[9]
John ClarkeUC BerkeleySolid-state physics[6]
J. Bruce FrenchUniversity of RochesterNuclear physics[42][9]
Sven R. Hartmann [de]Columbia UniversityNonlinear optics[9]
Roman JackiwMassachusetts Institute of Technology[176]
William L. McMillanUniversity of IllinoisBasic concepts in the theory of condensed matter[106]
Yoichiro NambuUniversity of ChicagoAlso won in 1971[177][178]
Geoffrey King WaltersRice UniversityAtomic, molecular, and solid surface physics[179][137]
Robert Lee WhiteStanford UniversityPhysiology and psychobiology of hearingAlso won in 1969[6][180]
Roland WinstonUniversity of Chicago[181]
Plant SciencesMichael G. BarbourUC DavisEcology of plants in coastal ecosystems[94]
Warren L. ButlerUC San Diego[182]
Gerald E. EdwardsUniversity of Wisconsin, Madison[40]
Richard Alden HowardArnold ArboretumBook volumes on flora[183][184]
Joseph S. SemancikUC RiversideMechanism of tumor growth in plant cells, particularly the "tumor-inducing principal"[185]
Paul H. WilliamsUniversity of Wisconsin, Madison[40]
StatisticsJames O. BergerPurdue UniversityStatistical decision theory[186][140]
Shelby J. HabermanUniversity of ChicagoAnalysis of qualitative data[140]
Donald B. RubinEducational Testing ServiceMathematical statistics[4][9]
Social SciencesAnthropology & Cultural StudiesF. G. BaileyUC San Diego[187]
Michael DorrisDartmouth CollegeHistorical and social implications of the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act[188]
Gary Hamilton GossenUC Santa CruzFieldwork in Chamula with an emphasis on oral history[132]
Constance Perin[189]
EconomicsCarlo M. CipollaUC BerkeleyDevelopment of public health in late Renaissance Italy[6]
Mordecai KurzStanford UniversityAltruism as an outcome of social interaction[6]
Richard D. PortesUniversity of LondonResearch at Harvard University[190]
Karl ShellUniversity of PennsylvaniaEconomic theory[191][85]
David A. StarrettStanford UniversityLocation theory[6]
Oliver E. WilliamsonUniversity of PennsylvaniaComparative studies in industrial organization[85]
EducationRoland S. BarthHarvard UniversityEducation and school leadership[4][192]
Carl F. KaestleUniversity of Wisconsin, Madison[40]
Diane S. RavitchColumbia UniversityHistory of American education, 1946-1976[135][9]
Geography & Environmental StudiesWilliam M. DenevanUniversity of Wisconsin, Madison[40]
Arthur H. RobinsonAlso won in 1964[40][193]
David WoodwardNewberry Library[194]
LawFrancis A. AllenUniversity of MichiganAlso won in 1971[195][196]
William B. GouldStanford UniversityComparative study of labor law in the US and Japan[6]
Richard S. HarrisLawyers and the law in America[9]
Wayne R. LaFaveUniversity of IllinoisJudicial decisions on the Fourth Amendment[106]
Michael MeltsnerColumbia University School of LawRelationships between lawyers and their clients, other lawyers, and the legal system[9]
Political ScienceMichael Les BenedictOhio State University[135]
Bruce Bueno de MesquitaUniversity of RochesterRational choice theory of war decisions[42][197][9]
M. Kent JenningsUniversity of MichiganLife cycle and political participation[197][198]
Paul E. PetersonUniversity of Chicago[197]
Nelson W. PolsbyUC BerkeleyPolitical sociologyAlso won in 1985[6][197][199]
Philippe C. SchmitterUniversity of Chicago[197]
Donald D. SearingUniversity of North CarolinaCompilation into book form of over 600 interviews with British politicians[20][197]
Martin M. ShapiroUC San Diego[197]
Ezra N. Suleiman [fr]UCLA[75][197]
Merwin Crawford YoungUniversity of Wisconsin, Madison[40][197]
PsychologyRichard J. HerrnsteinHarvard University[200]
Frank RestleIndiana University BloomingtonMathematical psychology[119]
Paul RozinUniversity of PennsylvaniaNature of human food habits[85]
Jeffrey Z. Rubin [de]Tufts University[201][202]
SociologyDane ArcherUC Santa CruzInternational approach to the social origins of homicide[132]
David CaplovitzCity University of New YorkImpact of inflation and recession on American families[9]
Herbert J. GansColumbia UniversityPublic policy for culture[9]
Erving GoffmanUniversity of PennsylvaniaCasino gambling[85]
Alex InkelesStanford UniversityIndividual modernity[6]
David Mechanic [de]University of Wisconsin, MadisonControlling costs of medical care[40][203]
John Shelton ReedUniversity of North CarolinaSociology of religion[20]
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1976 Latin American and Caribbean Fellows

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Creative ArtsFictionJosé Agustín Ramírez GómezWriting[204]
Mauricio Wacquez [es][205]
Fine ArtsRafael FerrerPhiladelphia College of ArtEnvironmental art[33]
Leopoldo M. MalerVisual art[206][33]
Music CompositionFrancisco KröpflComposing[207]
PoetryFrancisco Cervantes [es]Writing[208]
HumanitiesArchitecture, Planning, and DesignGuillermo Geisse GroveUniversity of Chile[209][210]
Fine Arts ResearchAracy A. AmaralUniversity of São PauloInternational and national influences on the art of Brazil, 1930-1975[33]
General NonfictionEnrique Andrés LihnUniversity of Chile[211]
Iberian & Latin American HistoryJuan Antonio OddoneUniversidad Autónoma Metropolitana[212]
Félix Weinberg [es]Universidad Nacional del Sur[213]
LinguisticsBeatriz Rosario Lavandera [es]Sociolinguistics[33]
Literary CriticismRobert Schwarz [pt]Analytic study of the later works of Machado de Assis[33]
Music ResearchMaría Ester Grebe VicuñaUniversidad de ChileAlso won in 1964[214]
Natural SciencesAstronomy-AstrophysicsFernando Raúl ColombCONICETGalactic astronomy[33][215]
Medicine & HealthGuillermo Jaim-EtcheverryUniversidad de Buenos Aires and CONICETNeurobiology[33][216]
Carlos Alfredo MautalenClinical studies in the field of calcium and phosphorus metabolism[33]
Víctor E. NahmodBiochemistry of the brain[33]
Molecular & Cellular BiologyRuben AdlerCell contacts and cell interactions during neural differentiation[33]
Alberto BoverisCONICET[217]
Giuseppe CilentoMolecular chemical physicsAlso won in 1981[33][218]
Manuel O. Diaz RivaraCytogenetics and molecular biology[33]
PhysicsLesser Blum [de]University of Puerto RicoPhysical chemistry[33][219]
Cylon E. Gonçalves da Silva [pt]State University of CampinasSolid-state physics[33][220]
Plant SciencesEnrique ForeroNational University of ColombiaMonographic studies of tropical plants[221]
Social SciencesAnthropology & Cultural StudiesJorge A. Flores Ochoa [es; qu]Cosmology and symbolism of the pastoralists of the high Andes[33]
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