List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1979

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Two hundred and ninety-one scholars, artists, and scientists received Guggenheim Fellowships in 1979.[1][2][3] $4,655,000 was disbursed among the recipients, who were chosen from an applicant pool of 2,974.[4][5] 123 schools were represented,[6][4] with University of California, Berkeley and Columbia University tied for most faculty winners (9 each), followed by Cornell University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, University of Minnesota, and University of Pennsylvania (8 each).[7][8][5] The University of California system had 26 fellowships total among its faculty.[9]

Kurt Baier of the University of Pittsburgh was awarded a grant from the Rockefeller Foundation a month prior to the Guggenheim announcement. Awardees are unable to accept both, so Baier declined the Guggenheim.[7][10]

1979 United States and Canada Fellows

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CategoryField of StudyFellowInstitutional associationResearch topicNotesRef
Creative ArtsChoreographyLucinda ChildsLucinda Childs Dance CompanyChoreographed Dance[3][11]
Kenneth KingChoreographing[3]
Rosalind NewmanRosalind Newman and Dancers[12][3]
Drama & Performance ArtRobert Ely BaggUniversity of Massachusetts AmherstVerse translation of Sophocles' Oedipus the King[13][14]
Christopher DurangPlaywriting[3]
Dick Goldberg[15]
FictionJohn CaseyUniversity of VirginiaFinishing novel called Monticello and the All-Night People's Drugstore; starting another novel[16]
Don DeLilloWriting[3]
Robert C. S. DownsUniversity of Arizona[17]
Sam Koperwas[18]
Howard Frank Mosher[19]
Thomas SavageWrote Her Side of It (published 1981)[20][21]
Susan R. ShreveGeorge Mason UniversityWriting[22][23]
Roberta Silman[24][3]
Allen WierHollins CollegeWrote Departing As Air (published 1983)[25][26]
FilmThom AndersenOhio State UniversityFilmmaking[27][28]
Haile GerimaHoward University[27][28]
Hilary T. Harris[3][27]
Barbara KoppleCabin Creek Films[3][27][29][28]
Hart PerryColumbia UniversityHolographic filmmaking[3][27][28]
David SchickeleFilmmaking[9][30][27][28]
Fine ArtsVito AcconciConceptual art[3][28]
Eugene BrodskyPaintingAlso won in 1987[3][31][28]
Bruno CiviticoUniversity of New Hampshire[28]
Donna DennisSculpture[3][28]
Laddie John DillUCLAPainting[32][28]
John DuffSculpture[3][28]
Louise FishmanColumbia UniversityPainting[3][28]
Charles GarabedianUC Santa BarbaraPainting and ceramics[33][28]
Paul HarrisCalifornia College of Arts and CraftsSculpture[9]
Phoebe HelmanPratt Institute, Parsons School of Design, and New York Institute of Technology[3]
Steven J. KaltenbachCalifornia State University, SacramentoPainting[30][34]
Allan KaprowUC San DiegoPerformance artAlso won in 1967[35][36][37]
Michael LoewSchool of Visual ArtsPainting[3][28]
Manuel NeriUC DavisSculpture[30][28]
Maria Nordman[28]
Harvey QuaytmanParsons School of DesignPaintingAlso won in 1985[3][38]
Jack RothRamapo College of New Jersey[39][3][28][40]
Angelo SavelliUniversity of Texas at Arlington (visting)[3][28]
Music CompositionChester BiscardiSarah Lawrence CollegeTwo major compositions: "a musical drama based on his own translation of Luigi Pirandello's I giganti della montagna, and a piece for solo flute or piano"[41][3]
John CarisiManhattan School of MusicComposing[3]
Marc-Antonio ConsoliAlso won in 1971[3][42]
Jere Trent Hutcheson [de]Michigan State University[43]
David KoblitzPace University and Rutgers University[44][39][3]
Robert Hall LewisJohns Hopkins University, Peabody Conservatory, and Goucher CollegeComposing his Third Symphony and some chamber musicAlso won in 1966[45][46]
Jay ReiseHamilton CollegeComposing[47][3]
Phillip RhodesMankato State University (in residence)Writing an opera[48]
Terry RileyMills CollegeComposing[9][30]
PhotographyLinda ConnorSan Francisco Art InstituteTravel in Asia[9][30][27][28][49]
Barbara CraneArt Institute of ChicagoCareer retrospective[27][28][50]
Louis FaurerParsons School of Design[3][27][28][51]
Larry FinkCooper Union (visiting)Work in Martins CreekAlso won in 1976[10][3][27][28][52]
Alex HarrisUniversity of North Carolina and Duke UniversityExpansion of his 1973 photographic publication Old Ones of New Mexico[53][54][27][28]
Stuart KlipperAlso won in 1989[27][28][55]
Larry E. McPhersonMemphis State UniversityStudying the attitudes of the American Indian toward nature and to demonstrate these attitudes in creative landscape photography[56][27][28]
Ray K. MetzkerPhiladelphia College of ArtAlso won in 1966[10][27][28][57]
Leland RicePomona College[27][28]
Rosalind Fox SolomonPeruvian Andes[27][28][58]
PoetryFrank BidartBrandeis UniversityThird book of poetry[59]
Hayden CarruthWriting current work, The Sleeping Beauty, and revising earlier poetic worksAlso won in 1965[19][60]
John EngelsSaint Michael's CollegeWork on Vivaldi in Early Fall, his fourth book of poetry[19]
Frederick FeirsteinWriting[3]
Robert HassSaint Mary's College of California[61][9][30]
John LoganUniversity of Buffalo[4][3]
John MontagueUniversity College CorkWrote Selected Poems (published 1982)[62][63]
Gary SotoUC BerkeleyWriting[9][30]
Video & AudioStefan R. Moore[3][27][28]
Stan VanDerBeekUniversity of Maryland, Baltimore CountyComputer animation and filmmaking[27][28]
B. Woody VasulkaUniversity of BuffaloVideo work[4][3][27][28]
HumanitiesAmerican LiteratureThomas C. MoserStanford University[30]
Roy H. WinnickBiography of Archibald McLeish[39][3]
Architecture, Planning, and DesignSpiro KostofUC BerkeleyMedievalizing of Rome, 200-1200 AD[9][30][28]
Esther McCoyModern architecture in Southern California, 1900-1978[28]
Franklin K. TokerCarnegie Mellon UniversityArchaeological history of the Cathedral of Florence[7][10][28]
BiographyMichael MottCollege of William & Mary (in residence)Thomas Merton[64]
British HistoryJames S. CockburnUniversity of Maryland at College ParkCrime and the administration of criminal law in England, 1558-1625[65]
Allan CunninghamSimon Fraser University[66]
J. H. HexterWashington University in St. Louis (in residence)English constitutional crisis of liberty in the first half of the 17th centuryAlso won in 1942 and 1947[67][3][68]
Abraham D. KriegelMemphis State UniversityValues of early 19th-century English aristocracy[56]
Fred J. LevyUniversity of WashingtonEngland in the 1590s[69]
Donald J. OlsenVassar CollegeComparative study of London, Paris, and Vienna since the late 18th centuryAlso won in 1967[70][3]
ClassicsElizabeth J. W. BarberOccidental CollegeLooking for traces of the development of an ancient textile industry that may have influenced classical Greek art and aided such figures as Homer in the transmission of folklore and myth[71]
Frederick A. CooperUniversity of MinnesotaDoric Temple of Apollo at Bassae[8][28]
Pietro PucciCornell UniversityRepetition and difference in Homer[3]
East Asian StudiesMarius B. JansenPrinceton UniversityJapan's modern transformation[39][3]
David KopfUniversity of MinnesotaHistory of Hinduism as a popular faith, not focusing on the ritual and caste system that is usually depicted[8]
Jonathan D. SpenceYale UniversityCultural interplay between the Europe of the Counter-Reformation and late Ming dynasty China[3]
Economic HistoryIrving Martin AbellaYork UniversityCanadian government and Jewish refugees, 1933-1948[72]
Philip D. CurtinJohns Hopkins UniversityWorld history of cross-cultural trade up to the 19th centuryAlso won in 1965[73][74][75]
Harold TroperUniversity of Toronto[76]
English LiteratureNina AuerbachUniversity of PennsylvaniaVictorian womanhood and literary character[10][3]
Felicia BonaparteMassachusetts Institute of Technology (visiting)Mythological worlds of George Eliot, Thomas Hardy, and D. H. Lawrence[3]
Thomas ByromOxford University[77]
Robert DalyUniversity of BuffaloEnglish Puritan poetry[4][3]
Elizabeth Story DonnoColumbia UniversityEloquence in 16th-century EnglandAlso won in 1963[69][3][78]
Robert N. EssickCalifornia State UniversityCatalogue raisonne of William Blake's separate plates[28]
Robert FolkenflikUC IrvineThe artist as hero, 1660-1820[79][80]
William FrostUC Santa BarbaraVirgil translations of John DrydenAlso won in 1958[33][81]
Donald Johnson GreeneUniversity of Southern CaliforniaAlso won in 1957[82]
Michael GrodenUniversity of Western OntarioCritical edition of the works of James Joyce, and a study on narrative obscurity in several novels[83]
James HepburnBates CollegeFourth volume of an edition of the letters of Arnold Bennett[84]
Norman N. HollandUniversity of BuffaloShakespeare's psychological strategies[4][3]
Leslie A. MarchandRutgers UniversityOne-volume selection of Byron's letters and journalsAlso won in 1967[39][3][85]
Elizabeth N. McCutcheonUniversity of Hawaii at ManoaRhetorical reading of Thomas More's Utopia[69][86]
Norman PageUniversity of AlbertaCritical biography of A. E. Housman[87]
Fine Arts ResearchPhyllis Pray BoberBryn Mawr CollegeUlisse Aldrovandi and collections of antiquities in 16th-century Rome[69][10][28]
Peter C. BunnellPrinceton UniversityPhotographs by Alfred Stieglitz[39][3][27][28]
Jack D. FlamBrooklyn CollegeCritical biography of Henri Matisse[3][28]
Elizabeth Gilmore HoltInfluence of national exhibitions and international expositions in European art, 1874-1900[28]
Elisabeth B. MacDougallDumbarton Oaks and Harvard UniversityThrone rooms and audience halls of the Italian Renaissance and their decorations[69][28]
Folklore & Popular CultureDavid E. BynumHarvard University[88]
Tom Lowenstein[89]
French HistoryPhilip C. BankwitzTrinity College, HartfordDaladier, Flandin, and the crisis of political leadership in modern France, 1930-1947[90][3]
John M. MerrimanYale UniversityFrench cities and social, economic, and political change, 1815-1848[90][3]
French LiteratureSerge GavronskyBarnard CollegeReality and literary languages in the works of three contemporary French poets[3]
General NonfictionDavid Horowitz[9][30]
Stanley KauffmannYale University (visiting) and Graduate Center CUNY (visiting)Autobiographical essays[3]
German & Scandinavian LiteratureBenjamin BennettUniversity of VirginiaReligious and poetic thought in 18th-century Germany[16]
Irving N. Wohlfarth [de]University of OregonBiography of Walter Benjamin[6]
History of Science & TechnologyJohn G. BurkeUCLAGeneral history of the science of meteoritics[32]
Arthur I. MillerUniversity of Massachusetts, Lowell[91]
Steven ShapinUC San DiegoSocial uses of conceptions of nature[92][93]
Iberian & Latin American HistoryStuart B. SchwartzUniversity of MinnesotaHistory of the sugar industry in Brazil, looking at the social relations growing from the plantation economy[8]
William B. TaylorUniversity of ColoradoPeasants and brokers in rural Mexico[94]
LinguisticsIrene R. FairleyNortheastern University[95]
Charles A. FergusonStanford University[30]
Larry M. HymanUniversity of Southern CaliforniaComparative Grassfields Bantu grammar[96]
Literary CriticismPaul N. BanksNewberry Library[97]
Jonathan CullerCornell UniversitySemiotic and poststructuralist literary criticism[3]
John HollanderYale UniversityTreatment of natural sound in Romantic poetry[3]
John O. McCormickRutgers UniversityCritical biography of George SantayanaAlso won in 1964[39][3][98]
Ruth B. YeazellUCLAMarriage proposal scenes in English fiction[32]
Medieval HistoryWilliam J. Courtenay [de]University of Wisconsin-MadisonEducation and scholasticism in 14th-century England[99]
Walter GoffartUniversity of Toronto[100]
Medieval LiteratureJoseph J. DugganUC BerkeleyRomance epic of the Middle Ages[9][30]
John B. FriedmanUniversity of Illinois Urbana-Champaign[93]
Arthur B. GroosCornell UniversityReligion and science in Wolfram von Eschenbach's Parzival[3]
Kathleen L. Scott[9][30]
Music ResearchJeffrey G. KurtzmanRice UniversityPrinted Italian vesper music, 1540-1700[101]
Richard D. LeppertUniversity of MinnesotaMusical iconography in English paintings of the 17th and 18th centuries[8][28]
Robert OffergeldLife and works of Louis Moreau Gottschalk[3]
Near Eastern StudiesAnwar G. ChejneUniversity of MinnesotaManuscripts written in 16th-century Spain by members of the suppressed Moorish community[8]
Bentley LaytonYale UniversityCatalogue of Coptic manuscripts acquired by the British Museum since 1905[3]
Stephen J. LiebermanUniversity of Pennsylvania MuseumLinguistic and sociolinguistic studies in the Sumerian loanwords in Akkadian[10]
PhilosophyRobert D. CummingColumbia UniversitySelf recent continental philosophy[3]
Hartry H. FieldUniversity of Southern California[102]
Jaakko HintikkaStanford University[30][40]
Charles H. KahnUniversity of PennsylvaniaOrigins of the concept of will and freedom of choice[10]
Edward P. MahoneyDuke UniversityConcept of metaphysical hierarchy in Western philosophy[69][54]
ReligionWayne A. MeeksYale UniversitySocial context and formation of Pauline Christianity[3]
Jacob NeusnerBrown UniversityHistory and structure of the world-view of nascent Rabbinic JudaismAlso won in 1973[103]
John Van SetersUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel HillEarly Hebrew historiography[53]
Renaissance HistoryMarjorie O'Rourke BoyleHumanist nature of Erasmus' controversy with Luther[69]
De Lamar JensenBrigham Young University[104]
Georg Nicolaus KnauerUniversity of PennsylvaniaLatin translations and commentaries of Homer up to 1600[69][10]
Science WritingRaymond BowersCornell UniversityTechnology and public policy[3]
Slavic LiteratureLadislav MatejkaUniversity of MichiganModern trends in East European poetics[105]
William Mills Todd IIIStanford University[30]
Spanish & Portuguese LiteratureAndrew P. DebickiUniversity of KansasAlso won in 1970[106]
José Olivio Jiménez [es]Hunter College, City University of New YorkPoetry of Vicente Aleixandre[3]
Harold G. JonesUniversity of HoustonCatalogue of the non-Barberini Hispanic printed books of the 15th through 17th centuries in the Vatican Library[69]
Theatre ArtsHarold ClurmanHunter College, City University of New YorkEugene O'NeillAlso won in 1975[3][107]
Mel GussowThe New York Times and New York UniversityAnalytical history of the New York Shakespeare Festival[3]
Laurence SenelickTufts UniversityAlso won in 1987[108]
William WeaverColumbia UniversityBiography of Eleonora Duse[3]
United States HistoryLance BanningUniversity of KentuckyJames Madison[109]
James O. BreedenSouthern Methodist University[110]
John M. CooperUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonComparative study of Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson[99]
Douglas GreenbergPrinceton University (visiting)Public festivities in early America[39][3]
Robert A. GrossAmherst CollegeSocial history of the Transcendentalists and their world[14]
David M. KatzmanUniversity of Kansas[111]
Peter KolchinUniversity of New MexicoComparative aspects of American Slavery and Russian feudalism[112]
William R. LouisUniversity of Texas at AustinResearch at All Souls College, Oxford[113]
Phillip Shaw PaludanUniversity of Kansas[114]
Michael PermanUniversity of Illinois ChicagoWrote The Road to Redemption: Southern Politics, 1869-1879 (published 1984)[115]
Laurence VeyseyUC Santa Cruz[30]
Natural SciencesApplied MathematicsLloyd DemetriusRockefeller University (visiting)Application of thermodynamic theory to ecological systems[2][3]
Simon A. LevinCornell UniversityMathematical theories of population dynamics and community structure[2][3][40]
Willem V. R. Malkus [pt]Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyAlso won in 1971[116][117][40]
H. Eugene StanleyBoston University[118]
Victor TwerskyUniversity of Illinois ChicagoBiophysical applications of scattering theoryAlso won in 1972[119][40]
Astronomy & AstrophysicsJonathan AronsUC BerkeleyHigh-energy astrophysics[9][30]
Kenneth S. BrecherMassachusetts Institute of Technology[120]
F. Curtis MichelRice UniversityTheoretical studies in astrophysics[121]
James W. Truran Jr.University of Illinois Urbana-ChampaignResearch at the University of Cambridge[122][123]
ChemistryRichard F. W. BaderMcMaster UniversityElectronic structure of molecules[124]
Theodore L. BrownUniversity of Illinois Urbana-Champaign[125]
Thomas C. BruiceUC Santa BarbaraCytochrome P450[33]
Robert M. CoatesUniversity of Illinois Urbana-Champaign[126]
Robert I. CukierMichigan State UniversityStatistical mechanics[43]
Pierre DeslongchampsUniversity of SherbrookeSynthetic organic chemistry[127]
Craig Jon EckhardtUniversity of Nebraska–LincolnHow the application of stress change the optical properties of certain molecular crystals[128]
Thomas KoenigUniversity of OregonResearch with Lionel Salem in Paris[6]
Robert J. Le RoyUniversity of WaterlooChemical physics[129]
John PolanyiUniversity of TorontoAlso won in 1970[130]
Jack SimonsUniversity of UtahFundamentals of solar power[131][94]
Edward C. TaylorPrinceton UniversityOrganic synthesis and heterocyclic chemistry[39][3]
Computer ScienceJean-Loup BaerUniversity of Washington[40]
Herbert B. KellerCalifornia Institute of TechnologyResearch with Jacques-Louis Lions at INRIA[132][40]
Jack Keil WolfUniversity of Massachusetts AmherstAnalysis and synthesis of computer-communication networks[13]
Earth ScienceRobert S. CoeUC Santa Cruz[30]
Peter MolnarMassachusetts Institute of Technology[133]
Peter B. RhinesWoods Hole Oceanographic Institution[134]
Frederick S. Szalay [de]Hunter College, City University of New YorkMammalian evolutionary biology[3]
MathematicsP. D. ElliottUniversity of ColoradoNumber theory[94][40]
Jack K. HaleBrown UniversityBifurcation theory and partial differential equations[135][40][103]
Steven L. KleimanMassachusetts Institute of Technology[40]
Robert T. PowersUniversity of PennsylvaniaFunctional analysis and mathematical physics[10][40]
Joel A. SmollerUniversity of MichiganSystems of reaction diffusion equation[105][40]
Medicine & HealthMichael A. BeckerUC San DiegoCellular biochemistry[2][36]
Stuart HandwergerDuke UniversityPhysiology of human placental hormones[2][54]
Michael P. HlastalaUniversity of Washington[2]
Molecular & Cellular BiologyNina Agabian[2]
Richard CalendarUC BerkeleyMolecular biology of the gene[2][9][30]
Glyn DawsonUniversity of Chicago[2]
Howard GestIndiana UniversityEvolution of oxygen on EarthAlso won in 1970[5]
Richard I. GumportUniversity of Illinois Urbana-Champaign[2]
David I. HirshUniversity of ColoradoCell differentiation[2][94]
Aaron LewisCornell UniversityMolecular mechanism of proton transport through a cell membrane[3]
Peter B. MooreYale UniversityStructure and properties of biological macromolecules by nuclear magnetic resonance[2][3]
John F. NagleCarnegie-Mellon UniversityCharge transport in biomembranes[2][7][10]
Donald W. TinkleUniversity of MichiganEcological and evolutionary components of life history strategies among reptiles[2][105]
Allan Charles WilsonUC BerkeleyMolecular and organismal evolutionAlso won in 1972[2][9][30][136]
NeuroscienceDavid M. MauriceStanford UniversityResearch at the University of Paris[2][30][137]
Organismic Biology & EcologyEric L. CharnovUniversity of UtahEvolution of sexual reproduction in plants and lower animals[2][131][94]
Berthold K. HölldoblerHarvard University[2]
Horace Judson[2]
Warren PorterUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonPrediction of climatic effects on population dynamics of small mammals[99]
Lynn M. RiddifordUniversity of Washington[2]
PhysicsMarshall Baker[138]
Lowell S. Brown[139]
Kazumi MakiUniversity of Southern CaliforniaResearch at Paris-Sud University[140]
Thomas A. O'Halloran Jr.University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign[141]
Jogesh C. PatiUniversity of MarylandResearch at the Institute of Physics, Bhubaneswar[142][143]
John D. ReppyCornell UniversityLow-temperature physicsAlso won in 1972[3][144]
Malvin A. RudermanColumbia UniversityAlso won in 1956[3][145]
Kenneth G. WilsonCornell UniversityElementary particle physics[3]
William M. YenUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonSolid-state physics[99]
Plant ScienceStanley P. Burg[2]
F. Stuart Chapin IIIUniversity of AlaskaNutritional ecology of wild plants[2][146]
Bryce KendrickUniversity of WaterlooCoral in the South Pacific[2][129]
Richard C. LewontinHarvard University[2]
StatisticsUlf GrenanderBrown UniversityMathematical theory of regular structures[40][103]
William KruskalUniversity of Chicago[40]
Erich L. LehmannUC BerkeleyTheory of estimationAlso won in 1955 and 1966[9][30][147][148][40]
Social SciencesAnthropology and Cultural StudiesWard H. GoodenoughUniversity of PennsylvaniaCultural anthropology[10]
Richard PearsonUniversity of British Columbia[149]
Laurence C. ThompsonUniversity of Hawaii at ManoaCompilation of dictionaries for two Pacific Northwest Indian languages: Klallam and Thompson River[86]
Annette B. WeinerUniversity of Texas AustinInalienable wealth, viewed through an analysis of Māori valued objects[150][151]
Gary WitherspoonUniversity of MichiganNative American social, political, and economic thought[105]
EconomicsJere R. BehrmanUniversity of PennsylvaniaAnalysis of the role of women in economic development[10]
Charles BowdenUniversity of ArizonaGrowth and marketing of muskmelons and cantaloupes[17]
Rudiger DornbuschMassachusetts Institute of Technology[152]
B. Curtis EavesStanford UniversityOperations research and mathematical programming[30][153][40]
Herschel I. GrossmanBrown UniversityEmployment fluctuations and the mitigation of risk[103]
John H. KarekenUniversity of MinnesotaMonetary policy[8]
John E. RoemerUC Davis[30]
Hal R. VarianUniversity of MichiganEconomics of information[105]
EducationTyll van GeelUniversity of RochesterMoral and philosophical issues in educational policy and public law[3]
Geography & Environmental StudiesJames R. ShortridgeUniversity of KansasMiddle West as a regional label[154]
LawLouis HenkinColumbia UniversityComparative analysis of national human rights systems[3]
John T. Noonan Jr.UC BerkeleyBribery in the moral and legal tradition of the WestAlso won in 1965[9][30][155]
Jeffrey O'ConnellAlso won in 1972[156][157]
John Phillip ReidNew York UniversityConstitutional history of the American Revolution[3][65]
Political ScienceSuzanne BergerMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyChanges in the politics of French Catholics, 1958-1978[90]
Leon D. EpsteinUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonOrganizational, programmatic, and electoral limitations of American political parties[99]
Heinz Eulau [de]Stanford University[30]
Robert C. FriedUCLAComparative crime control[32]
John E. JacksonUniversity of PennsylvaniaDynamic models of political-economic interaction[10]
John W. KingdonUniversity of MichiganProcesses prior to final public policy choices[105]
Samuel KrislovBrandeis UniversityRole of courts[59][65]
PsychologyKenneth KenistonMassachusetts Institute of Technology[158]
Vladimir J. KonečniUC San DiegoEmotional factors in interpersonal aggressive behavior[36]
Michael I. PosnerUniversity of OregonChronometric analysis of nervous systems[6][3]
Naomi WeissteinUniversity of BuffaloPsychophysical studies in visual perception[4][3]
Steven R. YussenUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonGrowth of insight during childhood[99]
SociologyJeffrey C. AlexanderUCLAWatergate and the crisis of civil society[32][146]
Bernard Barber [de]Barnard College and Columbia UniversityProblem of trust in American society[3][146]
Rose Laub CoserState University of New York at Stony BrookAnalysis of social factors bearing on attitudes and behavior[3][146]
Donald N. LevineUniversity of ChicagoForms and functions of sociological knowledge[146]
Gilbert F. RozmanPrinceton University19th-century urban transformation in Japan[39][3][146]
Roberta G. SimmonsUniversity of MinnesotaPolicy and ethical issues involved in organ transplants[8][146]
Jerome H. SkolnickUC BerkeleySociology of reputation and the law of defamation[9][30][65][146]
David SudnowPhenomenology of musical performance[146]
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1979 Latin American and Caribbean Fellows

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CategoryField of StudyFellowInstitutional associationResearch topicNotesRef
Creative ArtsFictionHéctor BianciottiWriting[159]
Raúl Navarrete[160]
Augusto Roa BastosUniversity of Toulouse-Jean JaurèsAlso won in 1970[161][162]
Luis Rafael SánchezUniversity of Puerto RicoLa importancia de llamarse Daniel Santos (published 1988)[163][164][165]
Fine ArtsJorge Dubon [fr]SculptureAlso won in 1964 and 1969[166]
Leandro KatzSchool of Visual Arts[167][168]
Donald LockeWork at Arizona State University[169]
PoetryHomero AridjisWritingAlso won in 1966[170]
Gonzalo RojasReturned to Chile from exile[171]
HumanitiesGeneral NonfictionJorge EdwardsPablo Neruda[172][173]
Iberian & Latin American HistoryJosé Pedro Barrán [es; de][174]
Benjamín Nahum[175]
Science WritingHoracio E. CingolaniNational University of La Plata[176]
Natural SciencesEarth ScienceLuis AguirreUniversity of Liverpool[177]
MathematicsCésar CamachoInstituto Nacional de Matemática Pura e Aplicada[178]
Medicine & HealthAdolfo Martínez-Palomo [es]CINVESTAV[179]
Molecular and Cellular BiologyAlberto Juan SolariUniversity of Buenos Aires[180][181]
NeuroscienceAlejandro F. De NicolaUniversity of Buenos Aires and Instituto de Biología y Medicina Experimental[182][183]
Organismic Biology & EcologyGilberto Carlos GallopínFundación Bariloche[184]
Plant SciencesMaria Léa Salgado LabouriauVenezuelan Institute for Scientific ResearchResearch at the Smithsonian Institute[185][186]
Social SciencesAnthropology and Cultural StudiesLuis Millones [es]University of Texas Austin (visiting)[187]
EconomicsRolf R. Mantel [es]Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina and Torcuato di Tella Institute[188]
Political ScienceNatalio R. Botana [es]Torcuato di Tella Institute[189][190]
Guillermo O'DonnellCenter for the Study of State and Society, Buenos Aires[191]
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