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List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1984

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Two hundred and eighty-three scholars, artists, and scientists received Guggenheim Fellowships in 1984.[1][2] $5,520,000 was disbursed between the recipients, who were chosen from an applicant pool of 3,542 and represented 100 different institutions.[3][2] University of California, Berkeley had the most fellowship recipients awarded to its faculty (13), followed by Harvard University (9) in second and University of Pennsylvania and Cornell University in third (8 each).[4]

1983 U.S. and Canadian Fellows

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CategoryField of StudyFellowInstitutional associationResearch topicNotesRef
Creative ArtsChoreographyTrisha BrownTrisha Brown CompanyChoreographyAlso won in 1975[2][5][6][7]
Eiko Otake YamadaWith Takashi Koma Yamada[2][7]
Takashi Koma YamadaWith Eiko Otake Yamada[2][7]
Drama & Performance ArtPing ChongTheatre piece[2][7]
David Henry HwangPlaywriting[8][7]
Bill IrwinDeveloping dance theatre pieces[2][8][7]
Larry KetronPlaywriting[2][7]
James Lapine[2][7]
FictionBill BarichWriting[9]
Richard C. BauschGeorge Mason University[10]
Stephen DixonJohns Hopkins University[11]
Frederick Exley[2]
Gordon LishColumbia University[2]
Ron LoewinsohnUC Berkeley[9]
Susan Fromberg SchaefferBrooklyn College[2]
Lynne Sharon SchwartzColumbia University[2]
Joan SilberNew York University[2]
Jean L. ThompsonUniversity of Illinois[12]
Joan WilliamsBook about life in Fairfield County, Connecticut[2][13]
FilmConstance FieldFilmmaking[9][14]
Robert M. Fresco[2][14]
Ernie Gehr[2][14]
Barry Gerson [de]Rhode Island School of DesignFilmmaking and film sculpture[2][14]
Ross McElweeHarvard UniversitySherman's March[15][14]
Peter RosePhiladelphia College of ArtFilmmaking[14]
Fine ArtsJohn E. AlexanderPainting[2][14]
Carl AndreSculpture[2][14]
David BuddSchool of Visual ArtsPainting[2][14]
Domenick CapobiancoRutgers UniversityPainting and drawing[2][14]
Alan CoteBard CollegePainting[2][14]
Michael David[2][14]
Stephanie Rose Frank[2][14]
David HammonsSculpture[2][14]
Patrick HoganPainting[14]
Robert Alan IsraelUC San DiegoSculpture[14]
Joyce Eileen KohlUniversity of Southern California[14]
Ted N. KuraharaPratt InstitutePainting[2][14]
Thomas S. MacaulayWright State UniversityArtistic perspectives in Mexico, the Middle East, and Europe[16][17][14]
John D. McCartyGeorge Mason UniversitySculpture[14]
Tyrone MitchellSculpture: Large outdoor work commissioned for Winston-Salem State University[2][14][18]
Deborah RemingtonCooper UnionPainting: Gestural works[2][14][19]
Paul ResikaParsons School of DesignPainting[2][14]
Peter Harry VoulkosUC BerkeleySculpture[9][14]
Music CompositionSamuel H. AdlerUniversity of RochesterComposing[2]
Martin BoykanBrandeis University[20][21]
Laura Clayton[22]
William FinnComposing and writing for musical theater[2][7]
Matthew GreenbaumComposing[2]
Stephen A. JaffeDuke University[23][8]
Aaron Jay Kernis[2]
Eugene Joseph O'BrienCleveland Institute of Music (in residence)[17]
Gary SmartUniversity of WyomingComposing his first symphony[24]
Donald F. Wheelock [de]Smith CollegeComposing and promoting music in LondonAlso won in 1974[25][26]
PhotographyZeke BermanFordham University[2][14]
William Christenberry Jr.George Washington UniversityStudio improvements[14][27]
Lois ConnerNew School for Social ResearchLandscape photography in Guilin (china)[2][8][14][28]
Donigan Cumming[14]
Mary FreyHartford Art SchoolColor photos of everyday people in familiar settings[2][14][29]
Frank GohlkeAlso won in 1975[30][31][14]
Nancy HellebrandBucks County Community CollegeClose-up portraits[32][14]
Baldwin LeeUniversity of TennesseeLives and living conditions of Black Southerners[33][14]
Barbara NorfleetHarvard UniversityAll the Right People, a series on the "rituals" of the wealthy[14][34][35]
Sage Sohier[14]
Michael Spano[2][14]
PoetryWanda ColemanWriting[36]
Douglas CraseNew York University[2]
Carl E. DennisSUNY at Buffalo[2]
Stephen DunnColumbia University (visiting)Longer narrative poems[2][37]
John HainesWritingAlso won in 1965[8][38]
Lawrence Kearney[39]
Richard L. Kenney[40]
Michael OndaatjeYork University[41]
Alicia Suskin OstrikerRutgers University[2]
Pattiann Rogers[42]
Roberta L. Spear[43]
Timothy SteeleUCLA (visiting)Poetry writing and book on meter in modern verse[44]
Video & AudioDeanna Kamiel[30][14]
Antoni Muntadas[2][14]
HumanitiesAmerican LiteraturePeter ConnUniversity of PennsylvaniaEssays in the cultural history of the American 1930s[4]
Lyall H. PowersUniversity of MichiganEdition of Henry James' letters to Edith Wharton[45]
Neil SchmitzSUNY at BuffaloCivil War photographs and American literature[2]
Daniel J. SingalHobart and William Smith CollegesIntellectual biography of William Faulkner[2]
Architecture, Planning, & DesignSanford HirshenUC BerkeleyFuture of social housing design[9]
Derek ShearerSanta Monica Planning Commission and Occidental CollegeInnovative urban planning practices in American cities, with an emphasis on Santa Monica, Portland, and Baltimore[46]
Richard Guy WilsonUniversity of VirginiaArchitecture and design in Machine Age America, 1920-1941[47][14]
BibliographyPaul NeedhamPierpont Morgan LibraryChronology of 15th-century English printing[2][14]
BiographySusan CheeverBiographical memoir of John Cheever[2][8]
Phyllis RoseWesleyan UniversityJosephine Baker and European racial mythologies between the World Wars[2][8]
British HistoryDonald H. AkensonQueen's UniversityThe Irish in Ontario: A Study in Rural History (published 1984) and Being Had: Historians, Evidence and the Irish in North America (published 1985)[48]
Michael MacDonaldUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonHistory of the mind in early modern England[49]
M. Jeanne PetersonIndiana UniversitySecularization of the treatment of neurosis in Victorian England[50]
ClassicsErnst BadianYale UniversityDemosthenes and Alexander the Great[51][52]
Thomas J. FigueiraRutgers UniversityHomosexuality in its socio-political setting in ancient Greece[2]
Bruce W. FrierUniversity of MichiganRoman commercial law[45]
Donald J. MastronardeUC BerkeleyCritical edition of Euripides' Phoenissae[9]
Douglass Stott ParkerUniversity of TexasAnnotated verse translations of Aristophanes[7]
John Patrick SullivanUC Santa BarbaraCritical biography on Martial[53]
Froma I. ZeitlinPrinceton UniversityRole of Thebes in Athenian drama[2]
Dance StudiesRoland John WileyUniversity of MichiganMarius Petipa in Russia[45]
East Asian StudiesAlexander WoodsideUniversity of British Columbia[54]
Economic HistoryCharles S. MaierHarvard UniversityUS and European reconstruction after World War II[55][52]
Richard Charles SutchUC BerkeleySavings and the accumulation of wealth in the US, 1805-1928[9]
English LiteratureJ. Edward ChamberlinUniversity of TorontoAchievement of contemporary West Indian, African, and Northern Irish poetry[56][52]
Ann J. CookVanderbilt UniversityCourtship in Shakespeare and his society[57][52]
Jackson I. CopeUniversity of Southern CaliforniaContinuities of form in European drama, 1500-1800Also won in 1958[58][59]
Jonathan GoldbergTemple UniversityEarly works of Renaissance poets[60]
N. John HallBronx Community College and Graduate Center CUNYBiography of Anthony TrollopeAlso won in 1976[2][61]
Elizabeth K. HelsingerUniversity of ChicagoSense of place in Victorian poetry[62][52]
Roger B. HenkleBrown UniversityImagination and form in the Victorian middle class[63][52]
Thomas C. PinneyPomona CollegeRudyard KiplingAlso won in 1966[64]
Jonathan F. S. PostUCLACritical study of Sir Thomas Browne[44]
David G. RiedeUniversity of RochesterMatthew Arnold and the betrayals of language[2]
Steven ShankmanColumbia University (visiting)Role of Pindar in English poetry through the 18th century[2]
Fine Arts ResearchAlbert BoimeUCLASocial history of the 19th centuryAlso won in 1974[44][14][65]
Timothy James ClarkHarvard UniversityAvant-garde painting and sculpture in Paris, 1900-1914[14]
Linda NochlinGraduate Center CUNYWomen, art, and power in the later 19th century[2][14]
John Wesley WilliamsUniversity of PittsburghArtwork in the Palatine Church of San Isidoro de León[66][14]
Folklore & Popular CultureManuel da Costa FontesKent State UniversityPortuguese folktales in North America[17][52]
Michael SeegerSurvey of southeastern American rural music[67][52]
French HistoryPatrice Louis-René HigonnetHarvard University[68][52]
French LiteratureCharles C. BernheimerSUNY at BuffaloSexuality and narrative in 19th-century France[2]
Frederick BrownSUNY at Stony BrookBiography of Émile ZolaAlso won in 1970[2][69]
Georges Claude MayYale UniversityAntoine Galland's Les Mille et Une NuitsAlso won in 1950[2][70]
General NonfictionKai BirdBiography of John J. McCloyWith Max M. Holland[52]
Max M. HollandThe NationWith Kai Bird[52][71]
David Satter[72]
Eileen SimpsonAutobiographical and psychological themes[2]
German & East European HistoryHermann RebelUniversity of ArizonaAttempting to prove his theory that Nazism-fascism had its origins in Austria's destruction of family social relations[73]
German & Scandinavian LiteratureJohn FuegiUniversity of Maryland[74]
Frank Trommler [de]University of PennsylvaniaDecline of modernism in German literature between the World Wars[4]
History of Science & TechnologyLawrence BadashUC Santa BarbaraBiography of Ernest Rutherford[53]
William B. ProvineCornell UniversityExperimental evidence for natural selection since Charles Darwin's Origin of Species[2]
Iberian & Latin American HistoryDavid Patrick Geggus [ht]University of FloridaSaint Domingue slave revolt and the rise of Toussaint Louverture[75][52]
Richard HerrUC BerkeleyEvolution of Europe and the Americas since the 18th century[9]
David R. RingroseUC San DiegoCity, country, and political economy in 19th-century Spain[76][52]
Intellectual & Cultural HistoryMichael P. AdasRutgers UniversityImpact of scientific and technological superiority on European attitudes towards Africa and Asia[2]
Richard C. TrexlerSUNY at BinghamtonSocial history of representations of the Magi[2]
Italian LiteratureAnthony K. CassellUniversity of IllinoisWorks that provided concepts and themes found in the first canto of Dante's Inferno[12]
Latin American LiteratureJosé Luis Gómez MartínezUniversity of GeorgiaGuillermo Francovich [es] and Bolivian thought in the 20th century[77][52]
C. Enrique Pupo-WalkerVanderbilt University[78]
LinguisticsNaomi S. BaronEmory University (visiting)Linguistics of computer languages[79][77]
Shirley Brice HeathStanford UniversityLanguage and the American literary community[79][3]
Literary CriticismRobert de BeaugrandeUniversity of FloridaCognitive psychology and critical theory[79]
Laurence S. LockridgeNew York UniversityEthics and modern criticism[2]
David T. PorterUniversity of Massachusetts AmherstLinguistic structure and visual art[25][14]
Medieval HistoryJohn H. Van EngenUniversity of Notre DameLawyers, pastors, and theologians in the 12th century[50]
Medieval LiteratureJudson Boyce AllenWording the Self: Lacan and the Middle Ages[80][81]
Donald R. HowardStanford UniversityLiterary biography of ChaucerAlso won in 1969[3][82]
C. Stephen Jaeger [de]Bryn Mawr CollegeGerman imperial courts in the 11th and 12th centuries[83][52]
Music ResearchHoward E. SmitherUniversity of North Carolina, Chapel HillHistory of the oratorio, 1820-1950[23]
Near Eastern StudiesShaul BakhashNational Humanities CenterInstitutional change under Reza Shah[23]
John A. BrinkmanUniversity of ChicagoTribal populations of Babylonia[84]
PhilosophyNed BlockMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyConceptual role semantics[85]
Edwin M. CurleyUniversity of Illinois at ChicagoAnnotated translation of Spinoza[85]
Alasdair MacIntyreVanderbilt UniversityThe structure of practical reasoning according to Aristotle and Hume[86][52]
Thomas A. McCarthyBoston UniversityKant, Weber, and Habermas as interpreters of modernity[85]
Samuel SchefflerUC BerkeleyRelation between moral theories and individual action[85][9]
ReligionJames F. ChildressUniversity of VirginiaLove and justice in Christian social ethics, 1930-1980[47]
James L. CrenshawVanderbilt UniversityDepiction of old age in ancient Near Eastern wisdom culture[87][88]
Michael FishbaneBrandeis UniversityLiterary analysis of ancient rabbinic Biblical commentaries[89][52]
William L. RowePurdue UniversityPhilosophical examination of rationalistic theology[85][50]
Renaissance HistoryEdward Muir Jr.Syracuse UniversityVendetta and civil disorder in Renaissance Italy[2]
Randolph StarnUC BerkeleyImages of war and peace in Renaissance Italy[9]
Russian HistoryLouise I. ShelleyAmerican UniversityPolicing in the USSR[90]
Spanish & Portuguese LiteratureDavid T. Gies [es]University of VirginiaJuan Grimaldi [es] and the 19th-century Spanish theater[47]
Henry Wells SullivanUniversity of OttawaLove, matrimony, and desire in the theatre of Tirso de Molina[91][52]
Theatre ArtsWalter J. MeserveIndiana UniversityDramatic literature in America, 1890-1915[50][7]
United States HistoryAlan BrinkleyHarvard UniversityPolitics and ideology in the era of World War II[92]
Nancy F. CottYale UniversitySociety, politics, and gender in the US, 1870-1920[2]
Don E. FehrenbacherStanford UniversityFederal government and slaveryAlso won in 1959[3][93]
Herbert G. GutmanGraduate Center CUNYGilded Age workers and the remaking of American society[2]
John HighamJohns Hopkins UniversityComparative study of ethnic identities in America[94]
William R. LeachNew York UniversityAmerican department stores and the culture of consumption, 1870-1960[2][8]
T. J. Jackson LearsAmerican advertising and American culture, 1880-1960[52][95]
Bill C. MaloneTulane UniversityCountry music and the South[96]
Richard L. McCormickRutgers UniversityPolitical corruption in the US, 1815-1840[2]
Kathryn Kish SklarUCLAFlorence Kelley[44]
Natural SciencesApplied MathematicsHerman Z. CumminsCity College of New York and Graduate Center CUNYCrystal phase transitions[2]
Elizabeth B. Dussan V.University of PennsylvaniaSpreading of liquids on solid surfaces[4][8]
Ronald F. FoxGeorgia Tech[77]
Jerry P. Gollub [de]University of Pennsylvania and Haverford CollegePattern formation[4][8]
Nancy KopellNortheastern UniversityNonlinear dynamics in biology[97]
Charles M. NewmanUniversity of ArizonaStochastic models in the physical and biological science[97][73]
Rishi RajCornell UniversityAtom movements in stressed solids[2]
Garrison SpositoUC RiversideMovement of toxic substances in groundwater[98]
Astronomy & AstrophysicsWalter H. G. LewinMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyAnalysis of data from the European X-Ray Observatory[99][52]
John A. SimpsonUniversity of ChicagoAlso won in 1971[100][101]
George W. Swenson Jr.University of IllinoisWorking on a new optical telescope that uses many mirrors controlled by a computer[12]
Amos YahilSUNY at Stony BrookTheoretical astrophysics[2]
ChemistryEric BlockSUNY at AlbanyOrganosulfur chemistry[2]
William H. BreckenridgeUniversity of UtahResearch at Paris-Sud University and Max Planck Institute in Göttingen[102]
Michael P. Cava [de]University of PennsylvaniaOrganic materials with unusual physical properties[4]
Jon ClardyCornell UniversityIsolation of biologically active compounds[2]
Kenneth B. EisenthalColumbia UniversityRapid molecular processes[2]
Richard G. FinkeUniversity of OregonOrganometallic chemistry[103]
Bryan E. KohlerWesleyan UniversityElectronic structure of polyenes[2]
Charles A. McDowellUniversity of British ColumbiaChemical physics[104][52]
Josef MichlUniversity of UtahOrganic photochemistry theory[102]
Mary Rakowski DuboisUniversity of Colorado at Boulder[8][105]
Nicholas J. TurroColumbia UniversityMagnetic effects and inorganic photochemistry[2]
Hyuk YuUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonChain dynamics of macromolecules[49]
Computer ScienceOscar H. IbarraUniversity of MinnesotaSystolic systems[97][30]
Earth ScienceWilliam A. BassettCornell UniversityNature of phase transitions in minerals[2]
G. Edward BirchfieldNorthwestern UniversityModelling procedures for the Pleistocene ocean[97]
R. J. GellerStanford UniversityGlobal seismology[3]
MathematicsMichael AizenmanRutgers UniversityCritical behavior in statistical mechanics and quantum field theory[97][2]
Jeff CheegerSUNY at Stony BrookRiemannian geometry[97][2]
Ronald J. DiPernaDuke UniversityGeneralized solutions to conservation laws[97][23]
Susan MontgomeryUniversity of Southern CaliforniaRing theory[97]
Elias M. SteinPrinceton UniversityMathematical analysisAlso won in 1976[97][2][106]
Srinivasa S. R. VaradhanNew York UniversityProbability theory[97][2][8]
Leonid N. VasersteinPennsylvania State UniversityAlgebraic groups[97]
Medicine & HealthJudith Lewis HermanHarvard UniversityViolence in sexual and domestic life[52][107]
Howard RasmussenYale University School of MedicineCalcium messenger system[2]
Douglas D. RichmanUC San Diego[108][52]
Armen H. Tashjian Jr.Harvard University[109]
Molecular & Cellular BiologyWolfhard AlmersUniversity of WashingtonNew techniques to measure the motion of membrane components[103]
Russell F. DoolittleUC San Diego[110]
David EisenbergUCLA3D structure of proteins[44]
Nicholas Wright GillhamDuke UniversityMechanisms of genetic regulation in green plants[23]
Victor J. Hruby [de]University of ArizonaHow peptides can be developed to detect central nervous system diseases, control premature labor, destroy cancer cells, and treat skin diseases[73]
Richard MalkinUC BerkeleyElectron transfer in photosynthesis[9]
Charles S. McHenryUniversity of Texas Medical SchoolAspects of how DNA reproduces itself[111]
Hiroshi Nikaido [de]UC BerkeleyMolecular mechanisms of membrane transport in bacteria[9]
Thomas D. PollardJohns Hopkins Medical InstitutionsHow actin interacts with the enzyme myosin to produce muscle movement[112]
David J. ShapiroUniversity of IllinoisProcess by which the hormone estrogen controls and enhances and expression of specific DNA sequences and genes[12]
Philip J. StephensUniversity of Southern California[113]
Graham Charles WalkerMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyMolecular mechanisms involved in nodulation[52][114]
NeuroscienceAdrian R. Morrison Jr.University of PennsylvaniaPhysiology of sleep[4]
Philip TeitelbaumUniversity of IllinoisEffects of brain damage on body movement[12]
Organismic Biology & EcologyPeter J. RichersonUC DavisResearch at Duke University[115]
William M. SchafferUniversity of ArizonaMovements of world animal populations and how to control disease spread among them[73]
Paul W. ShermanCornell UniversityEffects of kinship and demography on the social behavior of ground squirrels[2][8]
John W. TerborghPrinceton UniversityEcology of North American migrant birds in the tropics[2]
John P. WourmsClemson UniversityEmbryonic development of fish[116]
PhysicsNeil AshcroftCornell UniversityReal space methods in the theory of condensed matter[2]
Gert Ehrlich [de]University of IllinoisRelationship of crystal growth to the properties of atoms on the surfaces of metals, and the interaction of atoms on films covering metal surfaces[12]
Glennys R. FarrarRutgers UniversityTheoretical physics[2]
Jack H. FreedCornell UniversityLow-temperature chemical physics[2]
M. Brian MapleUC San Diego[117]
Bahaa E. SalehUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonCoherence of light[49]
George Stell [de]SUNY at Stony BrookAnalytic application of statistical mechanics[2]
Plant SciencesKarl NiklasCornell UniversityAerodynamics of wind pollination[2]
G. David TilmanUniversity of Minnesota[30]
StatisticsStephen E. FienbergCarnegie-Mellon UniversityRelationship of opinion polls and the scientific method[118]
Social SciencesAnthropology & Cultural StudiesSarah C. Brett-SmithPrinceton UniversityBamana sculpture and shifts in male gender identity[2][14]
Kwang-chih ChangHarvard University[119]
Charles F. KeyesUniversity of WashingtonBuddhist ethics and economic action in Thailand[103]
Igor KopytoffUniversity of PennsylvaniaSocial economy of secret power[4]
Elinor OchsUniversity of Southern CaliforniaCulture and communicative development[79]
George W. Stocking Jr.University of Chicago[120]
EconomicsArthur S. GoldbergerUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonCausal modeling and salary discrimination casesAlso won in 1972[49][121]
David M. GordonNew School for Social ResearchTheoretical and historical foundations for an alternative macroeconomic model[2]
J. Vernon HendersonBrown University[122]
Ronald D. LeeUC BerkeleyMacrodemographic theory[9]
Daniel L. McFaddenMassachusetts Institute of Technology[123]
Peter C. B. PhillipsYale UniversityFinite sample econometrics[2]
EducationSondra PerlLehman CollegeEthnography of a writing teacher at work[2]
Geography & Environmental StudiesMark MonmonierSyracuse UniversityElectronic publishing and cartography[2]
Nigel J. H. SmithUniversity of FloridaCrop breeding in the Philippines, Indonesia, and Hawaii[124]
LawJohn MonahanUniversity of VirginiaIdentification of criminal offenders[47]
William E. NelsonNew York UniversityHistory of the 14th Amendment[2]
Roger K. NewmanBiography of Hugo Black[2]
Peter H. SchuckYale UniversityAdministrative and judicial implementation of the Refugee Act of 1980[2]
Political ScienceLarry BermanUC DavisAmerica in Vietnam, 1966-1968[125]
James S. FishkinYale UniversityCritique and reformulation of democratic theory[2][125]
Charles O. JonesUniversity of VirginiaThe White House, Congress, and energy policy[125][47]
Michael LipskyMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyFood policy and hunger in the US[125]
Samuel C. PattersonUniversity of IowaThe congressional party of the 1980s[125]
PsychologyNorman MillerUniversity of Southern California[126]
Robert A. RescorlaUniversity of PennsylvaniaBehavioral, neurobiological, and cognitive interpretations of learning[4]
Dan I. SlobinUC BerkeleyCognitive bases of grammatical categories[9]
Amos TverskyStanford UniversityPerception and representation of similarity[3]
SociologyRobert M. HauserUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonSocial and economic achievements of siblings[49]
Arne L. KallebergIndiana UniversityWork and workers in industrial societies[50]
Douglas J. McAdamUniversity of ArizonaCauses and consequences of individual activism[73]
Samuel H. PrestonUniversity of PennsylvaniaPopulation changes[127][4]
Dennis H. WrongNew York UniversityProblem of order in social theory[127][2]
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1982 Latin American and Caribbean Fellows

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CategoryField of StudyFellowInstitutional associationResearch topicNotesRef
Creative ArtsChoreographyGraciela de Carmen Figueroa Cabezudo[52]
FictionGustavo Alvarez GardeazábalWriting[52]
Salvador Garmendia[52]
Fine ArtsLea LublinUniversité de Paris IVisual art[52][128]
Hugo Mario de MarzianiPainting[52]
José Resende [pt; de]Universidade MackenzieSculpture[129][130]
Music CompositionAlvaro Cordero-SaldiviaComposing[52]
PoetryRubén Bonifaz NuñoUniversidad Nacional Autónoma de MéxicoWriting poetry and studies in pre-Hispanic Mexican iconography[52][131]
Eduardo LizaldeWriting[52]
Raúl Zurita[52]
HumanitiesArchitecture, Planning, & DesignRoberto Segre [es]Ciudad Universitaria José Antonio EcheverríaArquitectura antillana del siglo XX (published 1996)[132][133]
History of Science & TechnologyJohn L. HeilbronUC BerkeleyThe Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory[9]
Iberian & Latin American HistoryHeraclio Bonilla [es]Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú[134]
Armando de Ramón FolchPontificia Universidad Católica de ChileStudies in the urban history of Chile, 1880-1980[52][135]
Literary CriticismJosefina LudmerProblems of context in literature[52]
Natural SciencesEarth ScienceIsmael Ferrusquía-VillafraUniversidad Nacional Autónoma de MéxicoEarly Tertiary mammals and fossil vertebrates of Mexico[52][136]
MathematicsJoão Bosco ProllaUniversidade Estadual de Campinas[52][137]
Molecular & Cellular BiologyEnrico StefaniCINVESTAV[138]
NeuroscienceFernando Garcia de MelloUniversidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro[52][139]
Samuel TaleisnikCONICET[140][141]
Organismic Biology & EcologyMyriam BudnikUniversidad de ChileGenetics of the colonizing process in Drosophila[52][142]
Marc J. Dourojeanni Ricordi [es]National Agrarian UniversityDevelopment and conservation in the Amazon[52][143]
PhysicsCarlos A. BalseiroUniversidad Nacional de CuyoCondensed matter physics[52][144]
José Luis Morán López [es]Instituto Politécnico NacionalSurface magnetism and alloy structure[52][145]
Plant SciencesMary T. Kalin de ArroyoUniversidad de Chile[52][146]
Social SciencesAnthropology & Cultural StudiesFélix Báez-JorgeFemale deities of Mesoamerica[52]
EconomicsAlejandro FoxleyLa Corporación de Estudios para LatinoaméricaEconomic alternatives and democratization in Chile[52][147]
Political ScienceCarlos A. EscudéUniversidad de Belgrano and CONICETUS Policy and the economic development of Argentina, Brazil, and Chile, 1940-1955[52][148]
Wanderley Guilherme dos Santos [es]Instituto de Estudos Sociais e Políticos[149]
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