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List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1986

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Two hundred and seventy-two scholars, artists, and scientists received Guggenheim Fellowships in 1986.[1][2] $5,899,000 was disbursed between the recipients, who were chosen from an applicant pool of 3,717 and represented 99 different institutions.[3][4][5] University of California, Berkeley and University of Pennsylvania tied for most fellowship recipients on their faculty.[3]

1986 United States and Canada fellows

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CategoryField of StudyFellowInstitutional associationResearch topicNotesRef
Creative ArtsChoreographyKarole ArmitageArmitage BalletChoreographing[5][6]
Mark W. MorrisMark Morris Dance Group[7]
Drama & Performance ArtMark O'DonnellPlaywriting[5]
Peter Parnell[5]
Theodora SkipitaresPuppet designing and building for Defenders of the Code[5][8]
August WilsonPlaywriting[9]
FictionMax AppleRice UniversityWriting[10]
Andre DubusBradford CollegeAlso won in 1976[11][12][13]
Josephine HumphreysTraveling around the southern United States[14][15]
Diana O'HehirMills CollegeWriting[16][17]
David SmallPennsylvania Medical SocietyThe River in Winter (published 1987) and Alone (published 1991)[18][19]
Niccolò TucciWriting[5]
James Wilcox[5]
FilmJames BenningFilmmaking[20][5]
Paul GlabickiUniversity of PittsburghFilm: Under the Sea[20][21]
Richard GordonFilmmaking[20]
William Miles[20][5]
Enrique OliverFeature-length film: Lola La Loca[20][22]
Deborah ShafferFilmmaking[20][5]
Glenn S. Silber [de][20]
Al WongSan Francisco Art InstituteLight and shadow installation[20]
Fine ArtsTerry AllenVisual art[20]
John BaldessariCalifornia Institute of Arts[20]
Richard T. BeckettPainting[20][5]
Thomas R. BohnertMott Community CollegeSculpture[20]
Christopher N. DuncanBennington CollegeSculpture: Opened a studio in New York[20][5][23][24]
Garth EvansSculpture[20][5]
Bill FontanaSound sculpture[20]
Alvin D. LovingVirginia Commonwealth University (visiting)Painting[20][5]
Mary MissSchool of Visual ArtsSculpture[20][5]
Gwynn Murrill[20]
Stephen PosenPainting[20][5]
David SallePainting for the theatre[20][5]
May StevensSchool of Visual ArtsPainting[20][5]
Philip WoffordBennington CollegePainting: Maintained a studio for work in New York City[20][23][25]
Music CompositionDaniel AsiaOberlin CollegeWriting music, studying scores, and conducting[26][27][28]
Eric ChasalowComposing[5][28]
Michelle EkizianColumbia UniversityOrchestral music[5][29][28]
Jean Eichelberger IveyPeabody Conservatory of MusicComposing[5][28]
Thomas Oboe LeeAlso won in 1983[28][30]
Glenn LiebermanManhattan School of Music[5][28]
Steven StuckyCornell University[5][28]
John H. ThowUC Berkeley[28][31]
Walter Keith WinslowReed College (visiting)Multitrack recording technique[32][28]
PhotographyRichard M. A. BensonYale UniversityAlso won in 1978[20][5][33]
Judith B. BlackBrandeis UniversityTook a cross-country trip across the US with her family[20][34]
Jed DevineSUNY PurchaseTwo limited edition books of his photography[20][5][35]
John DivolaCalifornia Institute of Arts[20]
Frank P. HerreraCross Reference, "the landscape of West Virginia within the context of a cluster of three crosses erected throughout the East Coast"[20][36]
Nicholas NixonMassachusetts College of ArtAlso won in 1976[20][37]
Art RogersWest Marin people and places[20][38]
JoAnn Verburg[20]
PoetryAlfred CornYale University (visiting)Writing[5]
Alice FultonUniversity of Michigan[39]
Denis Hale Johnson[40]
Ann Lauterbach[5]
Wesley McNairColby-Sawyer CollegeAdding new poems to The Town of No and working on a third volume of poetry[41]
John Frederick NimsUniversity of Illinois, ChicagoWriting[42]
Ron Padgett[5]
Gjertrud Schnackenberg[43]
Vikram SethStanford UniversityNovel in prose set in India[44]
Tom SleighDartmouth University (visiting)Writing[25]
Theodore R. WeissPrinceton University[5]
Video & AudioGary HillCornish College of the ArtsAlso won in 1990[20][45]
Bill Stephens[20]
HumanitiesAmerican LiteratureRichard H. BrodheadYale UniversityFiction and family life in 19th-century America[5]
Cathy N. DavidsonMichigan State University[46]
Timothy MatererUniversity of Missouri-ColumbiaCorrespondence between Ezra Pound and John Quinn[47]
Janice A. RadwayUniversity of Pennsylvania[3]
Alan WildeTemple UniversityMiddle Grounds: Studies on Contemporary American Fiction[4]
Architecture, Planning, & DesignW. John ArcherUniversity of MinnesotaRomantic suburb in Britain and America before 1870[20]
Peter C. PapademetriouRice UniversityEero Saarinen[20]
Michael B. TeitzUC Berkeley[48]
BibliographyJ. M. EdelsteinNational Gallery of ArtBibliography of the Cummington Press and Abattoir Editions[20]
BiographyElisabeth Young-BruehlWesleyan UniversityAnna Freud[5]
British HistoryJohn W. CellDuke UniversityBiography of Malcolm Hailey[49][50]
Janet OppenheimAmerican University[50]
ClassicsAlan CameronColumbia UniversityLast pagans of Rome[5]
Richard C. M. JankoCommentary on the Iliad, books 13-16[5]
Anthony A. LongUC Berkeley[51]
Robert H. RodgersUniversity of Vermont (visiting)Aqueducts of ancient Rome[23][25]
Dance StudiesSuzanne Shelton BuckleyUniversity of Texas at AustinAmerican perspective of Indian dance[10]
East Asian StudiesPaul A. CohenWellesley College[50]
Stephen OwenHarvard University[52][53]
Jeffrey K. RiegelUC Berkeley[54][55]
William T. RoweJohns Hopkins UniversityThe career of Chen Hongmou[56]
Economic HistoryJan S. HogendornColby CollegeSlavery and indigenous money in colonial Nigeria[57]
James C. RileyIndiana University-BloomingtonHistory of sickness and the timing of death[58][50]
English LiteratureGeorge BornsteinUniversity of MichiganEdition of Yeats' early poetic manuscripts[39]
Sanford BudickHebrew University[59]
Dustin H. GriffinNew York UniversitySatire[5]
William KerriganUniversity of Maryland[60]
Marjorie B. LevinsonUniversity of Pennsylvania[3]
Leah S. MarcusUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison[61]
Edward MendelsonColumbia UniversityLater life and works of W. H. Auden[5]
Morton D. PaleyUC BerkeleyAlso won in 1972[62][63]
Daphne PataiUniversity of Massachusetts at AmherstKatherine Burdekin[64]
Robert PattisonLong Island UniversityRevaluation of John Henry Newman[5]
Ronald H. PaulsonJohns Hopkins UniversityMemorial, or funeral, images in 18th-century English art and literatureAlso won in 1965[56][65]
Film, Video, & Radio StudiesRobert StamNew York UniversityEvolving treatment of Black characters and themes in the Brazilian cinema[5]
Fine Arts ResearchPetra T. ChuSeton Hall UniversityCritical edition of the letters of Gustave Courbet[20][5]
Joseph ConnorsColumbia UniversityArchitecture of Francesco Borromini[20][5]
Charlotte DouglasHunter CollegeComprehensive overview of Russian art, 1880-1930[20][5]
Rona GoffenDuke UniversityGiovanni Bellini and the Renaissance in Venice[49][20]
Folklore & Popular CultureGary GiddinsVillage Voice and New York UniversityCritical history of recorded jazz[5]
John T. KirkBoston UniversityRelationship of American art and artifact[20]
Barbara Kirshenblatt-GimblettNew York UniversityFormation of vernacular culture in New York City[5]
Susan A. StewartTemple UniversityRelationship between folklore and literature[4]
French HistoryJonathan S. DewaldUniversity of California[50]
Timothy TackettCatholic University of America[50]
French LiteratureFrank Paul BowmanUniversity of PennsylvaniaAlso won in 1968[3][66]
Joan E. DeJean [fr]Princeton University17th-century French women writers and the development of the modern novel[5]
Suzanne NashRepresentation of Germany in French travel literature, 1800-1848[5]
Glyn P. NortonPennsylvania State UniversityTheory and art of extemporaneity in the French Renaissance text[67]
Richard PevearTranslation of works by Yves Bonnefoy[5]
General NonfictionSally Belfrage[68]
Susan JacobyUses of failure and adversity in the culture of success[5]
Joe KleinFundamentalist religion and sexual mores in a small American town[5]
Robert L. Kuttner[69]
Lawrence WeschlerThe New YorkerRehabilitation of torture victims[5]
German & East European HistoryYaffa EliachBrooklyn CollegeShtetl of Eišiškės, 1070-1944[5]
Ronnie Po-chia HsiaCornell UniversityOrigins anti-Semitism in early modern Germany[5][50]
German & Scandinavian LiteratureJames A. SchultzYale UniversityChildhood and youth in German narrative, 1150-1350[5]
History of Science & TechnologyThomas P. HughesUniversity of Pennsylvania[3]
Iberian & Latin American HistoryLaird W. BergadLehman CollegeSocioeconomic history of Cuban rural society in 19th-century Matanzas[5][50]
John H. CoatsworthUniversity of Chicago[50]
Nancy Leys StepanColumbia UniversityLatin America and the world eugenics movement[5]
Intellectual & Cultural HistoryJoel KovelAlbert Einstein College of MedicineCritique of spirituality[5]
Italian LiteratureTibor I. WlassicsUniversity of VirginiaRelationship between Galileo and the Inquisition[70]
Latin American LiteratureSylvia MolloyPrinceton UniversitySpanish-American autobiographical writing of the 19th and 20th centuries[5]
LinguisticsJohn AlgeoUniversity of GeorgiaDifferences in British and American grammar[71][72]
Robin H. CooperUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison[71][61]
Gillian SankoffUniversity of Pennsylvania[3][71]
Literary CriticismDavid L. BromwichPrinceton UniversityModernism and modernity in English poetry[5]
Geoffrey H. HartmanYale UniversityPoetical characterAlso won in 1969[5][73]
David L. QuintPrinceton UniversityEpic poetry and the political ideology of imperialism[5]
Medieval HistoryKarl F. MorrisonUniversity of Kansas[74]
Charles T. WoodDartmouth CollegeKing Arthur and the destiny of England in the 12th through 16th centuries[50][75]
Medieval LiteratureJohn A. AlfordMichigan State University[46]
Stephen A. BarneyUC Irvine[76]
Jan M. ZiolkowskiHarvard University[77]
Music ResearchEdward H. RoesnerNew York UniversityCritical edition of the Parisian organum tripla and quadrupla[5]
Richard F. TaruskinColumbia UniversityStravinsky's "Russian" period[5]
PhilosophySarah BroadieUniversity of Texas at AustinAristotle's Ethics[10]
Daniel C. DennettTufts UniversityHuman consciousness[78]
Ellery Thomas EellsUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison[61]
Charles D. ParsonsColumbia UniversityPhilosophy of mathematics[2][5]
Judith Jarvis ThomsonMassachusetts Institute of Technology[79]
Photography StudiesAllan SekulaCalifornia Institute of ArtsRelationship between instrumental realism and photographic modernism[20]
ReligionAdele BerlinUniversity of MarylandUnity and meaning in classical Hebrew poetry[80]
Renaissance HistoryJudith C. BrownStanford University[50]
Russian HistoryKaterina ClarkIndiana UniversityIntellectual life of Petersburg/Petrograd/Leningrad, 1913-1931[58]
John P. LeDonneHarvard University[81]
Science WritingJohn W. BirksUniversity of Colorado[82]
Timothy FerrisUniversity of Southern California[83]
Slavic LiteratureGerald Stanton Smith [ru][84]
South Asian StudiesDiana L. EckHarvard University[85]
Richard SalomonUniversity of WashingtonAncient Sanskrit inscriptions[86][87]
Spanish & Portuguese LiteratureAlban ForcionePrinceton UniversityPerspectives on the literature of the European baroque[5]
Germán GullónUniversity of PennsylvaniaResearch in Spain for La novela moderna en España (published 1992)[3][88]
Susan KirkpatrickUC San DiegoSpanish women writers[89]
Theatre ArtsPeter SchumannBread and Puppet TheatrePotentials of puppetry[25]
Jennifer TiptonYale UniversityBook on theatrical lighting design[5]
United States HistoryJames ChaceThe New York Times Book ReviewNature of American national security, 1812-present[5]
Drew Gilpin FaustUniversity of Pennsylvania[3][50]
John Lewis GaddisOhio UniversityInterpretive history of American foreign relations[26][50]
David C. HammackCase Western Reserve UniversityRole of national institutions in New York City's 20th-century fiscal crises[26][50]
Thomas L. HaskellRice UniversityReform and moral responsibility in Anglo-American culture, 1700-1900[10][50]
James E. HoopesBabson CollegeConsciousness in New England (published 1989)[50][90]
David Levering LewisRutgers UniversityW. E. B. Du Bois[5][50]
David McCullough[91]
Olivier ZunzUniversity of VirginiaSocial contours of corporate America, 1870-1920[70][50]
Natural SciencesApplied MathematicsMark H. HolmesRensselaer Polytechnic InstituteMathematical modeling of mechanoreceptorss[2][5]
W. Kendall MelvilleMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyOcean waves[92]
Henry M. Van DrielUniversity of Toronto[93]
Julia R. WeertmanNorthwestern University[94][95]
Astronomy & AtrophysicsAnn Merchant BoesgaardUniversity of HawaiiBasic cause for the change in a star's lithium content[96]
Don N. PagePennsylvania State UniversityResearch at the California Institute of Technology and University of Texas, Austin[67]
ChemistryHarry R. AllcockUse of synthetic polymers as semiconductors, catalysts, and biomedical materials[67]
Rodney J. BartlettUniversity of FloridaResearch at Harvard University[97]
Barry K. CarpenterCornell UniversityChallenges to the classical models of reactivity[5]
Charles H. DePuyUniversity of ColoradoAlso won in 1977[98]
Graham R. FlemingUniversity of Chicago[99]
Keith E. GubbinsCornell UniversityStatistical mechanics of small systems[5]
Paul L. HoustonMolecular dynamics of elementary chemical processes[5]
Joel E. KeizerUC Davis[100]
Anthony J. MererUniversity of British Columbia[101]
Martin MoskovitsUniversity of TorontoResearch at UC Berkeley[102][103]
Ei-ichi NegishiPurdue University[104]
William B. WaltersUniversity of Maryland at College ParkRadioactive decay of oriented nuclei[105]
Peter G. WolynesUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignDisorder physics and the chemistry of liquids and biomolecules[106]
Computer ScienceJill H. LarkinCarnegie Mellon University[107]
Jeffrey S. VitterMathematical Sciences Research Institute (visiting)Mathematical analysis of algorithms and computational complexity[2]
Earth ScienceMurli H. ManghnaniUniversity of HawaiiUltra-high pressure and temperature studies in mineral physics[96]
William Richard PeltierUniversity of Toronto[108]
EngineeringMatthew TirrellUniversity of Minnesota[109]
MathematicsSolomon FefermanStanford UniversityTheory of formal systems for mathematics; also, editorial work on Kurt Gödel's NachlassAlso won in 1972[2][110]
Harvey M. FriedmanOhio State UniversityFoundations of mathematics[2][26]
Vaughan F.R. JonesUC BerkeleyAlgebra, analysis, and topology[2]
Victor KacMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyRepresentation theory[2]
Carlos E. KenigUniversity of ChicagoHarmonic analysis and partial differential equations[2]
Medicine & HealthGerald S. LazarusUniversity of Pennsylvania[3]
Robert W. SchrierUniversity of Colorado School of Medicine[111]
Robert B. ZurierUniversity of PennsylvaniaResearch at Imperial Cancer Research Lab in London[3][112]
Molecular & Cellular BiologyGiuseppe AttardiCalifornia Institute of TechnologyMitochondriaAlso won in 1970[113][114]
Neal C. BrownUniversity of Massachusetts Medical School[115]
Wah ChiuUniversity of ArizonaProteins, DNA complex, and animal viruses[116]
John G. ForteUC Berkeley[117]
Lila M. GieraschUniversity of DelawareBiophysical studies of protein export[118]
Leonard A. HerzenbergStanford UniversityAlso won in 1976[119][120]
Jonathan KingMassachusetts Institute of Technology[121]
Anne O. SummersUniversity of GeorgiaResearch at Massachusetts Institute of Technology[72]
James C. WangHarvard University[122]
Christopher C. WidnellUniversity of Pittsburgh School of MedicineRegulation of membrane flow[21]
NeuroscienceAlan D. GrinnellUCLA[123]
Ronald M. Harris-WarrickCornell UniversityNeuromodulation of a small motor circuit[5]
Philip A. SchwartzkroinUniversity of Washington[124]
Organismic Biology & EcologyPere AlberchHarvard University[125]
Diane W. DavidsonUniversity of Utah[126]
David W. DeamerUC DavisMurchison meteorite[127][128]
Thomas C. EmmelUniversity of Florida[129]
Robert L. JeanneUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison[61]
Andrew H. KnollHarvard University[130]
James W. TrumanUniversity of Washington[131]
Michael TurelliUC DavisResearch at University College London[132][133]
David Sloan WilsonMichigan State UniversityHow people arrive at their beliefs about other people and events[46][134]
PhysicsElihu AbrahamsRutgers UniversityCondensed matter physics[5]
James D. CallenUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison[61]
Moses H. W. ChanPennsylvania State UniversityThermodynamic and structural experiments of systems in reduced dimensionality[67]
John C. CollinsIllinois Institute of Technology[135]
Albert E. LitherlandUniversity of Toronto[136]
Stephen L. OlsenUniversity of RochesterElementary particle physics[5]
Richard G. PalmerDuke UniversityStained glass, neural networks, optimization, and relaxation and reaction in complex systems[49]
E. Ward PlummerUniversity of Pennsylvania[3]
Charles B. Thorn IIIUniversity of Florida[137]
Plant SciencesMary Helen GoldsmithYale UniversityRegulation of ion channels in plant cell membranes[5]
Mark JacobsSwarthmore College[138]
Virginia WalbotStanford University[139]
StatisticsDavid A. LaneUniversity of Minnesota[140]
Wing Hung WongUniversity of Chicago[141]
Social SciencesAnthropology & Cultural StudiesDavid I. KertzerBowdoin CollegeThe complex family households system in the countryside outside Bologna[142]
David Maybury-LewisHarvard University[143]
Abraham RosmanBarnard CollegeTrade networks in New IrelandWith Paula G. Rubel[5]
Paula G. RubelWith Abraham Rosman[5]
Nancy Scheper-HughesUC Berkeley[144]
M. G. TrendAuburn UniversityWhat it meant to grow up as a child of an independent Southern Black farmer in the 1940s and 1950s[145]
Alan C. WalkerJohns Hopkins University[146]
EconomicsPeter J. HammondStanford University[147]
Nicholas M. KieferCornell UniversityApplied stochastic economics[5]
Frank LevyUniversity of MarylandResearch at Brookings Institution[148]
Paul R. MilgromYale UniversityEconomic theories of organization[5]
Janet Louise YellenUC Berkeley[149]
Geography & Environmental StudiesPeirce F. LewisPennsylvania State UniversityLibrary and field research on the physical and cultural landscapes of the US at UC Berkeley and the University of Cambridge[67]
Allen J. ScottUCLA[150]
LawGeorge P. FletcherColumbia University School of LawKantian legal theory[5]
R. H. HelmholzUniversity of Chicago[151][152]
Political ScienceSteven J. BramsNew York UniversityGame theory and national security[153][5]
Walter D. ConnorBoston UniversitySoviet working class in the post-Stalin era[153]
Edward FriedmanUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonMaoist socialism and the Leninist state[153][61]
Gene I. RochlinUC Berkeley[154]
Philippa StrumBrooklyn College and Graduate Center CUNYCivil liberties in Israel[5][80]
PsychologyLynn HasherTemple UniversityHow people acquire and use knowledge about spatial relationships[4]
George A. MillerPrinceton UniversityOrganization of lexical memory[5]
Melvin R. NovickUniversity of IowaCommentaries on psychological testingUnused; died May 20, 1986[155][156]
Judith RodinYale UniversityCauses and consequences of the increasing concern with body image[5]
Paul SlovicUniversity of OregonWhy civilian leaders pursue the arms race and what information would help motivate action toward reducing the threat of nuclear war[32]
SociologyPaul D. AllisonUniversity of PennsylvaniaEstimation of linear models with incomplete data[3][157]
David L. FeathermanUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonModels of development and aging across the lifespan[157][61]
James S. HouseUniversity of MichiganSocial structure, social support, and health[157][39]
William M. MasonComparative analysis of human fertility[157][39]
Mark TraugottUC Santa CruzBarricades as a form of revolutionary culture[157]
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1986 Latin American and Caribbean Fellows

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CategoryField of StudyFellowInstitutional associationResearch topicNotesRef
Creative ArtsFictionAlicia Dujovne OrtizWriting[158]
Juan Carlos Martini [es][159]
Edgardo Rodríguez JuliáUniversidad de Puerto Rico[160][161]
FilmJuan Roberto Mora CatlettInstituto Latinoamericano de la Comunicación Educativa and Centro de Capacitación CinematográficaReturn to Aztlán (1990)[162][163]
Fine ArtsCarlos GorriarenaPainting[164]
Irma Palacios Flores [es][165]
PhotographyPaz ErrázurizBoxeadores. El Combate Contra el Ángel[166]
PoetryRafael CadenasUniversidad Central de VenezuelaWriting[167][168]
HumanitiesFilm, Video, & Radio StudiesHeloisa Buarque de HollandaUniversidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro[169]
Fine Arts ResearchAlberto PérezUniversidad Central and Universidad de Chile[170]
Iberian & Latin American HistoryJuan Carlos Garavaglia[171]
Raúl Jacob [es]Universidad de la Republica[172]
Latin American LiteratureAlfredo BosiUniversidade de São Paulo[173]
Music ResearchMario Milanca GuzmánResearch on Teresa Carreño[174]
Marlui MirandaUniversidade de São Paulo[175][176]
Natural SciencesMathematicsVictor Jaime Yohai [es]Universidad de Buenos Aires[177]
Medicine & HealthMario Alberto PisarevComision Nacional de Energia AtomicaResearch at the NIH[178][179]
Molecular & Cellular BiologyLeopoldo de Meis [pt]Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro[180]
Francisco Rothhammer [es]Universidad de Chile[181][182]
NeuroscienceFernando Morgan de A CorreaUniversidade de São Paulo[183]
Physical SciencesOswaldo Baffa-FilhoPostdoc at University of Wisconsin-Madison[184]
PhysicsHans J. Herrmann [de]CEA Paris-Saclay and French National Centre for Scientific ResearchOrigin of life[185]
Andrés KálnayInstituto Venezolano de Investigaciones Científicas[186]
Guy F. J. de TéramondUniversidad de Costa Rica[187]
Plant ScienceLuis Eduardo LunaSwedish School of Economics and Business AdministrationEthnobotany and ethnomedicine of the Colombian and Peruvian Amazon[188][189]
Ernesto A. MedinaInstituto Venezolano de Investigaciones Científicas[190]
Social SciencesAnthropology & Cultural StudiesAngel J. García ZambranoUniversidad de los Andes[191]
Political ScienceOscar OszlakCentro de Estudios de Estado y Sociedad[192]
SociologyAndrés GuerreroLatin American Council of Social Sciences[193]
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