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List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1992

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One hundred and forty-nine scholars, artists, and scientists received Guggenheim Fellowships in 1992.[1][2][3] $3,925,000 was disbursed between the recipients, who were chosen from an applicant pool of 3,162.[2][3]

1992 U.S. and Canadian Fellows

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CategoryField of StudyFellowInstitutional associationResearch topicNotesRef
Creative ArtsChoreographyNeil GreenbergSUNY Purchase[4][5]
Drama & Performance ArtAnthony ClarvoePlaywriting[6]
Janie GeiserJanie Geiser & Co.Puppetry[7][8]
FictionGish JenWriting[9]
Brian Kiteley[10]
Norman ManeaBard College[11]
Annie Proulx[12]
Matthew Stadler[13]
Christopher TilghmanEmerson College[14]
FilmFlip JohnsonBoston Museum SchoolAnimated short film: Water/Shed[15]
Lewis KlahrFilmmaking[16]
Nina MenkesCalifornia Institute of the Arts[17]
Pat O'Neill[17]
Jan Oxenberg[18]
Maureen SelwoodCalifornia Institute of the Arts[17]
Fine ArtsWalton FordPainting[19][20]
Jill GiegerichUC RiversideArtwork; also, shadow plays and other religious rituals in Bali[17][19][21]
Guy GoodwinCooper UnionPainting[19][22][23]
Sharon Horvath[24][19]
Suzanne LacyCalifornia College of the ArtsPerformance art[25][17][19][26][1]
Barry LedouxSculpture[19][25][1]
Erik Levine[19][27]
John NewmanYale University[19][25][28]
Rona PondickParsons School of Design[19][29][30]
Mira SchorPainting[19][25][17][31]
Drew E. ShiflettSculpture[19][32]
Romey StuckartMontana State University (visiting)Painting[19][33]
Mary Ann UngerSculpture: Dark Icons[19][34]
Music CompositionRichard ArgoshComposing[35]
Ronald Caltabiano[35]
Sebastian CurrierJuilliard School[35][36]
John GibsonPrinceton University[24][35]
James MobberleyUniversity of Missouri-Kansas City and Kansas City Symphony (in residence)[37][35]
James NewtonCalifornia Institute of the ArtsJazz compositions[17][38][35]
Richard WilsonVassar CollegeComedic opera about Æthelred the Unready[39][35][40]
PhotographyJerald FramptonWestern culture as depicted in American movies[41]
Jacqueline HaydenHampshire College (visiting)Photographing "elderly people who model nude in classical poses for classes at art schools" to examine the intersection of beauty adnd aging[42]
Gilles Peress[43]
Curt Richter[44]
David M. Spear[45]
Ryan WeidemanPortraits of taxi drivers[46]
PoetryT. R. HummerMiddlebury College and New England ReviewWriting[47][1]
Jane Kenyon[48]
Susan MitchellFlorida Atlantic University[49]
Donald RevellUniversity of Denver[50][51]
Elizabeth SpiresJohns Hopkins University and Goucher College[52][53]
Adam ZagajewskiUniversity of Houston[54]
Video & AudioIrit Batsry[55]
HumanitiesAmerican LiteratureCharles BergerUniversity of UtahWallace Stevens' poetry[56]
Jay PariniMiddlebury CollegeBiography of John Steinbeck[57][1]
Architecture, Planning, & DesignJean Paul BourdierUC BerkeleyRural dwellings in Senegal[58][1]
Marc TreibModern landscape architecture in Europe, 1930-1955[59][1]
BibliographyMenahem SchmelzerJewish Theological Seminary of AmericaThe Hebrew book and the Jewish mind[60][1]
BiographyJames AtlasSaul Bellow[1]
Gale E. ChristiansonIndiana State UniversityEdwin Hubble[61]
Rosemary SullivanUniversity of TorontoGwendolyn McEwen[62][63]
British HistoryDavid Harris SacksReed CollegeMonopoly and liberty in early modern England, 1558-1649[64]
Robert C. StaceyUniversity of WashingtonEnglish Jews in the Middle Ages[65][1]
ClassicsH. Alan ShapiroStevens Institute of TechnologyAthenian hero cults[66]
Economic HistoryThomas G. RawskiUniversity of PittsburghReform and innovation in Chinese industry[1][67]
English LiteraturePaul AlpersUC BerkeleyDefinition and literary history of pastoral[68][1]
Robert DeMaria Jr.Vassar CollegeSamuel Johnson's life of reading[39]
Vicki MahaffeyUniversity of PennsylvaniaPolitics of representation[69][24]
Richard C. McCoyQueens College and Graduate Center CUNYSuccession crisis of 1603[70][71]
Michael NorthUCLARace, dialect, and the emergence of modernism[1][72]
Wayne A. RebhornUniversity of Texas-AustinRenaissance discourse of rhetoric[73][1]
Jeffrey C. RobinsonUniversity of ChicagoSexuality and the poetry of Keats[74][1]
Marlon B. RossUniversity of MichiganCultural history of romance in Britain, 1760-1900[75][1]
Film, Video, & Radio StudiesRey ChowUniversity of MinnesotaContemporary Chinese cinema[76]
Fine Arts ResearchJames S. AckermanOrigins of classicism[25][77]
Whitney DavisNorthwestern UniversityClassicism[25][78][1]
Debora L. SilvermanUCLAArt, craft, and religion in the life and work of Vincent van Gogh[1][79]
Folklore & Popular CultureRegina BendixConcept of authenticity in folklore studies[80]
French HistoryJan GoldsteinUniversity of ChicagoPsychology and selfhood in 19th-century France[81][1]
E. William Monter [de]Northwestern UniversityPersecution in Renaissance France[82][1]
French LiteratureElaine MarksUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonJewish presence in French writing[83]
General NonfictionRobert GrudinUniversity of OregonNature of free thought[84]
Eva Hoffman"A journey through eastern Europe"[85][1]
Scott R. SandersIndiana UniversitySense of place[86][1]
Lucy SanteIdea of nationality[87][1]
German & East European HistoryIsabel V. HullCornell UniversitySexuality and the state in Germany, 1700-1815[88][1]
German & Scandinavian LiteratureValerie D. GreenbergTulane UniversityFreud's readings on language[89][1]
History of Science & TechnologyRichard W. Burkhardt Jr.University of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignEmergency of ethology as a scientific discipline, 1945-1965[90]
Iberian & Latin American HistoryMario T. GarcíaYale UniversityChicanos in Los Angeles, 1965-1975[91][1]
Irene SilverblattUniversity of ConnecticutSocial history of indigenous Andean ideologies[92][1]
Intellectual & Cultural HistoryBonnie G. SmithRutgers UniversityGender and the practice of scientific history, 1800-1940[93][1]
LinguisticsJanet Dean FodorGraduate Center CUNYPhrase structure grammar[94][1]
John J. McCarthyUniversity of Massachusetts-AmherstRelationship between word formation and syllable structure in language[94][95][42]
Literary CriticismLinda HutcheonUniversity of TorontoTheory of irony[62][1]
Teresa de LauretisUC Santa CruzFantasy and Female Subjectivity: a Feminist Reevaluation of Freud's Theory of Sexuality[96]
Mark TurnerUniversity of MarylandResearch in Del Mar, California[97]
Medieval LiteratureDaniel Poirion [fr; de]Yale UniversityAllegorical text of desire in medieval French literature[98][1]
Nancy Freeman RegaladoNew York UniversityParis Pentecost feast of 1313[99][1]
Music ResearchJeffrey KallbergUniversity of PennsylvaniaHistorical discourses of gender in instrumental music, 1800-1848[69][24][1]
James WebsterCornell UniversityAnalysis of Mozart's operas[3]
Near Eastern StudiesGregory JusdanisOhio State UniversityConstruction of a modern Greek national culture[100]
PhilosophyDavid GauthierUniversity of PittsburghRational commitment[101]
Photography StudiesShelley RiceNew York UniversityPhotography in France and Haussmann's renovation of Paris[102][103][1]
ReligionDaniel BoyarinUC BerkeleyRabbinic representations of the female body[104][1]
Howard Eilberg-SchwartzStanford UniversityMoses, masculinity, and monotheism[105][1]
Renaissance HistoryJames HankinsHarvard UniversityBiography of Leonardo Bruni[106][1]
Science WritingIsrael RosenfieldJohn Jay College of Criminal JusticeExplanation and prediction in the neurosciences[107][1]
Slavic LiteratureIrina PapernoUC BerkeleySuicide as a cultural institution in Russia[108][1]
South Asian StudiesPhillip B. ZarrilliUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonEmotional expression in India's kathakali theater[83]
United States HistoryThomas A. GreenUniversity of MichiganAmerican criminal trial jury and concepts of freedom since 1800[75][1]
Thomas P. SlaughterRutgers UniversityThe Bartrams, nature, and the American Enlightenment[109][1]
Susan StrasserGeorge Washington UniversitySocial history of household trash in the US[110][1]
Natural SciencesApplied MathematicsBruce HajekUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignStochastic algorithms[111]
Astronomy—AstrophysicsStuart BowyerUC BerkeleyExtreme ultraviolet astronomy[112][1]
Robert D. MathieuUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonEvolution of accretion disks in the young binary environment[83]
ChemistryHéctor D. AbruñaCornell UniversityStructural studies of electrochemical interfaces[113][1]
James B. CallisUniversity of WashingtonNon-invasive spectroscopic monitoring of a bioprocess[114][1]
R. J. Dwayne MillerUniversity of RochesterBasic chemical reaction that allows organisms to detect light[115]
Earth ScienceIan CarmichaelUC BerkeleyGeological connection of the Jalisco Block to the rest of Mexico[116][1]
Ronald L. ShreveUCLAPhysics of sand and gravel transport by rivers[117][1]
EngineeringArto V. NurmikkoBrown UniversityOptical investigations of semiconductor materials[118][119][1]
MathematicsPhilip J. HanlonUniversity of MichiganAlgebraic combinatorics[111][75]
Richard B. MelroseMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyAnalysis and geometry of manifolds with corners[111]
Ilya Piatetski-ShapiroYale University and Tel-Aviv UniversityAutomorphic forms[111]
Medicine & HealthArthur KleinmanHarvard UniversitySocial experiences of suffering[120][1]
Molecular & Cellular BiologyMina J. BissellUC BerkeleyResearch in Paris[121]
William A. CramerPurdue UniversityCrystallization of proteins from biological membranes[122][1]
Michael B. MathewsCold Spring Harbor LaboratoryControl of transcription by the AIDS virus[123][1]
Douglas H. TurnerUniversity of RochesterWays to predict the 3D structure of RNA[115]
NeuroscienceEdward A. KravitzHarvard UniversityAnalysis of differences in messenger RNA between identified single neurons[124][1]
Organismic Biology & EcologyDouglas J. FutuymaSUNY Stony BrookModel systems for the study of evolution[125][1]
Thomas W. SchoenerUC DavisEcology of subtropical islands[126]
Thomas D. SeeleyCornell UniversityCollective intelligence of honey bees[3]
PhysicsSudip ChakravartyUCLASuperconductivity of fullerenes[127][1]
Robert B. HallockUniversity of Massachusetts-AmherstLow-temperature investigation of quantum fluids[42][1]
Eric J. HellerUniversity of WashingtonSemiclassical methods applied to atomic and molecular processes[128][1]
Paul F. SlatteryUniversity of RochesterResearch at Fermilab[115]
John P. WikswoVanderbilt UniversityMagnetic imaging of biological, superconducting, and structural systems[129]
Plant SciencesPaul G. FalkowskiBrookhaven National LaboratorySatellite oceanography[130]
StatisticsSimeon M. BermanNew York UniversityStochastic models of immunological variables in HIV infection[111]
Luke TierneyUniversity of MinnesotaMethods of extracting statistical data from problems with many unknowns[76]
Social SciencesAnthropology & Cultural StudiesNancy D. MunnUniversity of ChicagoThe ‘Becoming-Past’ of Places: Spacetime and Memory in Nineteenth-Century, Pre-Civil War New York[131]
Richard PricePrinceton UniversityComparative study of anthropological museum displaysWith Sally Price[132][1]
Sally PriceWith Richard Price[133][1]
Renato RosaldoStanford UniversityCultural citizenship and educational democracy[134][1]
EducationCarol A. PaddenUC San DiegoEarly lives of Deaf children[135][1]
LawJames B. WhiteUniversity of MichiganRhetorical constitution of authority[75][1]
Political ScienceRobert O. KeohaneHarvard UniversityU.S. compliance with international commitments, 1783-1990[136][1]
John ZallerUCLAThe role of information in electoral choice[137][1]
PsychologyJudith F. DunnPennsylvania State UniversityLongitudinal study on childhood[138]
Edward E. SmithUniversity of MichiganThe cognitive neuroscience of categorization and reasoning[75][1]
SociologyJane MenkenUniversity of PennsylvaniaFertility and family structure in Bangladesh[69][24][1]
Charles MoskosNorthwestern UniversityRace relations in the Army and what lessons can be drawn for civilian society[139]
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1992 Latin American and Caribbean Fellows

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CategoryField of StudyFellowInstitutional associationResearch topicNotesRef
Creative ArtsDrama & Performance ArtDiana RaznovichPlaywriting[140]
FictionNapoleón Baccino Ponce de LeónWriting[141]
Carmen Boullosa[142]
Caryl PhillipsAmherst College (visiting)[143]
Teresa PorzecanskiSephardic folklore and Perfumes de Cartago (published 1994)[144]
FilmJosé Carlos Huayhuaca del Pino [es]Universidad de Lima and Pontificia Universidad Católica del PerúFilmmaking[145][146]
Fine ArtsArturo DuclosPainting and installations[1]
Flavio Garciandía OraáPainting[1]
Nari WardBrooklyn CollegeSculpture[147][148]
Music CompositionBlas Atehortúa [es]Composing in residence for Waterways Wind Orchestra[35][149]
PhotographyGuillermo Hare[150]
PoetryNéstor Osvaldo PerlongherWritingDied in 1992[151]
HumanitiesArchitecture, Planning, & DesignSilvia Arango de Jaramillo [es]Universidad Nacional de ColombiaContemporary challenges in the aesthetics of modern Latin American architecture[152][1]
Fine Arts ResearchPaulo Herkenhoff [de; pt]Poetics of the Amazon jungle through art[1]
Iberian & Latin American HistoryChristiana Borchart de MorenoCentro Andino de Accion PopularGender and economy in Quito, 1780-1830[153][1]
Manuel Burga [es]Fundación AndinaAndean aristocracy, 1680-1780[154][1]
Natural SciencesAstronomy-AstrophysicsLuiz Alberto Nicolaci da Costa [pt]Observatório NacionalLarge-scale structure and peculiar motions in the universe[155][1]
NeuroscienceAlberto ArreguiUniversidad Peruana Cayetano HerediaEffects of chronic hypoxia on the brain[156][1]
MathematicsJair KoillerUniversidade Federal do Rio de JaneiroSingularly perturbed Hamiltonian systems[157][1]
Medicine & HealthCecilia HidalgoUniversidad de Chile and Centro de Estudios CientíficosRegulation of calcium release from the intracellular stores in skeletal muscle[158][1]
Molecular & Cellular BiologyJulio Collado-VidesUniversidad Nacional Autónoma de MéxicoLinguistic theory of the regulation of gene expression[159][1]
Organismic Biology & EcologyIgnacio BarradasUniversidad de GuanajuatoResearch at Rockefeller University[160]
PhysicsLorenzo MartinezUniversidad Nacional Autónoma de MéxicoInfluence of niobium and vanadium on the mechanical properties of microalloyed steels[161][162][1]
Fidel A. Schaposnik [es]Universidad Nacional de La Plata2D and 3D field theories and their applications[163]
Plant SciencesEduardo R. FuentesUniversidad Católica de Chile and Universidad de ChileEvergreen temperate rainforests of Chile[164][1]
Social SciencesAnthropology & Cultural StudiesVictor M. ToledoUniversidad Nacional Autónoma de MéxicoEthno-ecological analysis of the peasant appropriation of nature[165][1]
EconomicsHildegart AhumadaBanco Central de la Republica ArgentinaDynamic econometric analysis of money and inflation in Argentina[166][1][167]
Political ScienceHoracio SpectorUniversidad de Buenos AiresConceptual, legal, and political analysis of communitarianism and Argentine social thought[168][1]
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