List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1965
Three hundred and thirteen scholars and artists were awarded Guggenheim Fellowships in 1965. More than $2,115,700 was disbursed.[1][2]
US and Canada Fellows
Category | Field of Study | Fellow | Institutional association | Research topic | Notes | Ref |
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Creative Arts | Choreography | Katherine Litz | [3] | |||
Drama and Performance Art | LeRoi Jones | Black Arts Repertory/Theater School | [4][5] | |||
Albert Bermel | [6] | |||||
Kenneth H. Brown | [7] | |||||
Arnold Weinstein | Hollins College (visiting) | Creative writing for theater | [8] | |||
Fiction | Seymour Epstein | Writing | [9] | |||
Julius Horwitz | Also won in 1954 | [10] | ||||
Richard E. Kim | University of Massachusetts | [11][12] | ||||
Alison Lurie | [13] | |||||
Wallace Markfield | [14] | |||||
Lore Segal | [15] | |||||
Film | Marie-Claire Blais | Also won in 1963 | [16][17] | |||
Albert Maysles | Maysles Films | [18] | ||||
Fine Arts | John S. Anderson | Sculpture | Also won in 1966 | [19] | ||
William Bailey | Indiana University | Painting | [20][21][19] | |||
Tosun Bayrak | Fairleigh Dickinson University | Painting | [22][19] | |||
Kenneth Campbell | Queens College | Sculpture | [19] | |||
Warrington Colescott | University of Wisconsin | Printmaking | [23][24][19] | |||
Herbert Lewis Fink (fr) | Southern Illinois University | Painting | [25][19] | |||
Juan Manuel Gómez-Quiroz | [26] | |||||
William R. Geis | Sculpture | [27][28] | ||||
Nancy Grossman | Painting | [29][19] | ||||
Peter Hooven | Maryland Institute College of Art | Painting and printmaking | [30][19] | |||
Will Horwitt | Sculpture | [31][19] | ||||
Daniel LaRue Johnson | Los Angeles General Hospital | Painting | [32][19] | |||
Lyman E. Kipp | Hunter College | Sculpture | [33][19] | |||
Joseph Konzal | Adelphi University | Sculpture | [34][19] | |||
George Earl Ortman | New York University | Painting | [35][19] | |||
Peter Paone | Pratt Institute | Printmaking | [19] | |||
David Gordon Pease | Temple University | Painting | [36][19] | |||
Thomas Robert Stearns | Sculpture | [19] | ||||
Music Composition | George Barati | Honolulu Symphony | Composing | [37][38][39] | ||
Earle Brown | Time-Mainstream Records | [37][39][40] | ||||
Paul Cooper | University of Michigan | Also won in 1972 | [37][41] | |||
John C. Eaton | East Stroudsburg State College | Also won in 1962 | [20][42][36] | |||
Donald James Erb | Bowling Green State University | [37][43][44] | ||||
Gail T. Kubik | Also won in 1944 | [45] | ||||
William R. Mayer | [37] | |||||
Robert Earl Middleton | Vassar College | [37][39] | ||||
Stanley Joel Silverman | Buffalo State University (visiting) | Also won in 1976 | [37][46] | |||
Photography | Scott Hyde | [47] | ||||
Lisette Model | [48] | |||||
Poetry | Hayden Carruth | Writing | Also won in 1979 | [49][50] | ||
Allen Ginsberg | [49][4] | |||||
John Haines | Also won in 1984 | [49] | ||||
David Ignatow | Also won in 1973 | [49] | ||||
Humanities | African Studies | James Edward Duffy | Brandeis University | [50] | ||
American Literature | Louis John Budd | Duke University | Reception of French fiction in the United States between 1850 and 1900 | [51] | ||
Edward Hutchins Davidson | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign | [52] | ||||
Leon Edel | New York University | Also won in 1936, 1938 | [53] | |||
Leo Marx | Amherst College | Literary pastoralism in modern American writing | Also won in 1961 | [50][12] | ||
Earl H. Rovit | Wesleyan University (visiting) | Emerson's prose style | [50][54] | |||
Architecture, Design and Planning | James Arthur Gresham | University of Arizona | Circulation spaces (stairways) as they are used in medieval and modern buildings | [55] | ||
Frederick Gutheim | Washington Center for Metropolitan Studies | [56][57] | ||||
Seymour J. Mandelbaum | Carnegie Institute of Technology | Impact of changes in communication and information systems upon urban development | [58][59] | |||
Terence George Swales | [60] | |||||
Bibliography | William B. Todd | University of Texas | Mark Twain's works | [61][62] | ||
Richard Gwen Underwood | Syracuse University Press | Methods of financing and publishing scholarly research in Europe, where there are no university presses | [63] | |||
Biography | Carlos Baker | Princeton University | Ernest Hemingway | [64][36] | ||
Allan Seager | University of Michigan | Theodore Roethke | [65] | |||
British History | Dudley W. R. Bahlman | Williams College | Relations of church and state in 19th-century England | [50][31][12] | ||
James F. Larkin | DePaul University | [66] | ||||
Stanford Lehmberg | University of Texas | English Reformation Parliament | Also won in 1985 | [61][62] | ||
Albert J. Loomie | Fordham University | Anglo-Spanish diplomacy, 1605-1630 | [67] | |||
Donald B. Meyer | University of California, Los Angeles | [32] | ||||
Classics | Thomas Fauss Gould | University of Texas | Quarrell between poetry and philosophy as reflected in the works of Plato and Aristotle | [61][62] | ||
Michael Hamilton Jameson | University of Pennsylvania | [58][36] | ||||
George Leonidas Koniaris | University of California, Berkeley | Edition of Maximus of Tyre | [68][28] | |||
Zeph Stewart (de) | Harvard University | [50] | ||||
East Asian Studies | Hans Hermann Frankel | Yale University | Chinese poetry in the context of world literature | [50][54] | ||
Herschel Webb | Columbia University | [69] | ||||
Economic History | Philip De Armind Curtin | University of Wisconsin | 18th-century economic history in Senegal, French West Africa | Also won in 1979 | [24] | |
Jacob Myron Price | University of Michigan | Also won in 1958 | [70] | |||
Andrew Murray Watson | University of Toronto | [16] | ||||
Vernon Kenneth Zimmerman | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign | [52] | ||||
English Literature | Walter Jackson Bate | Harvard University | Also won in 1956 | [50] | ||
Reuben Arthur Brower | Harvard University | Also won in 1956 | [50] | |||
James Lowry Clifford | Columbia University | Also won in 1951 | [71] | |||
Morton Norton Cohen | City College of New York | [72][73] | ||||
William Evan Fredeman | University of British Columbia | Edition of original documents of the pre-Raphaelite movement | Also won in 1971 | [74][16] | ||
Alfred Harbage | Harvard University | Also won in 1953 | [50] | |||
Carolyn Heilbrun | Columbia University | [75] | ||||
Virgil Barney Heltzel | Northwestern University | Also won in 1949, 1950 | [66] | |||
Walter Edwards Houghton | Wellesley College | [50] | ||||
Wendell Stacy Johnson | Hunter College | [33] | ||||
Frederick Robert Karl | City College of New York | [76] | ||||
J. Hillis Miller | Johns Hopkins University | Victorian novel | Also won in 1959 | [30] | ||
Daniel Joseph Murphy | City College of New York | [77][78] | ||||
James Graham Nelson | University of Wisconsin | Early history of Bodley Head | [24] | |||
Maximillian E. Novak | University of California, Los Angeles | Also won in 1985 | [32] | |||
Lona Mosk Packer | University of Utah | [79] | ||||
Ronald Howard Paulson | Rice University | Also won in 1986 | [80] | |||
Mark L. Reed | University of North Carolina | Detailed chronology of William Wordsworth's life and works | Also won in 1970 | [51] | ||
Ann Saddlemyer | University of Victoria | Esthetic theories of John Millington Synge and William Butler Yeats | Also won in 1977 | [74][16] | ||
Joan Webber | Ohio State University | [44] | ||||
Calhoun Winton | University of Delaware | Second volume of a biography of Richard Steele | [81] | |||
Fine Arts Research | Egbert Haverkamp-Begemann | Yale University | Georg Hoefnagel | [50][54][19] | ||
Howard Hibbard | Columbia University | Carlo Maderno | Also won in 1972 | [19] | ||
Parker Tyler | [82] | |||||
Nelson Ikon Wu | Yale University | Chinese pictorial design of the Ming Dynasty | [50][54][19] | |||
Folklore and Popular Culture | Roger D. Abrahams | University of Texas | Christmas folk-plays in the British West Indies | [58][61][62] | ||
Edward D. Ives | University of Maine | Joe Scott and the Anglo-American ballad tradition | [83][50] | |||
French Literature | James Doolittle | University of Cincinnati | [44] | |||
Serge Doubrovsky | Smith College | Contemporary French literary criticism | Also won in 1968 | [50][12] | ||
Martin Kanes | University of California, Davis | [28] | ||||
General Nonfiction | Mark Harris | San Francisco State College | Also won in 1974 | [28][84] | ||
Geography and Environmental Studies | Clarence James Glacken | University of California, Berkeley | Nature protection movement and its scientific, humanistic, and esthetic implications | [68][28] | ||
Carl Lewis Johannessen | University of Oregon | [85] | ||||
David Lowenthal | American Geographical Society | Ordinary, vernacular buildings and landscapes | [86] | |||
German and Eastern European History | Edward W. Bennett | Central Intelligence Agency | [87] | |||
Joachim Remak | Lewis and Clark College | Origins of World War II | [88] | |||
Henry Ashby Turner | Yale University | Political attitudes and activities of the German business community in the Weimar Republic | [50][54] | |||
German and Scandinavian Literature | Frederick John Beharriell | Indiana University | [20][21] | |||
Eric Albert Blackall | Cornell University | Formal structure of the novels of the German Romantics | [13] | |||
Peter Demetz | Yale University | 19th-century theories of realism | [50][54] | |||
Andrew Oscar Jaszi | University of California, Berkeley | Aesthetics of lyric poetry, with a consideration of the ontological status of works of art in general | [68][28] | |||
History of Science and Technology | Allen G. Debus | University of Chicago | [42][66] | |||
Donald Harnish Fleming | Harvard University | [50] | ||||
Edward Grant | Indiana University | Physical reality and hypothese in late medieval science | [20][21][89] | |||
Charles E. Rosenberg | University of Pennsylvania | Also won in 1989 | [58][36] | |||
Iberian and Latin American History | Peter Gerhard | Hispanic Division, Library of Congress | [90] | |||
Robert E. Quirk | Indiana University | [20][21] | ||||
Italian Literature | Louise George Clubb | University of California, Berkeley (visiting) | Influence of Italian drama in the 16th and 17th centuries | [68][28] | ||
Linguistics | James Barr | Princeton Theological Seminary | [36] | |||
Herbert L. Kufner | Cornell University | Contrasts in linguistic structure between English and German | [13] | |||
Literary Criticism | Charles Roberts Anderson | Johns Hopkins University | Critical interpretation of the major novels of Henry James | [30] | ||
Bernard N. Schilling | University of Rochester | [91] | ||||
Monroe Kirk Spears | Rice University | Poetry in English since 1910 | Also won in 1972 | [80][92] | ||
James Thorpe | Princeton University | Also won in 1949 | [36] | |||
Medieval History | Robert James Brentano | University of California, Berkeley | History of the 13th-century diocese of Rieti, Italy | Also won in 1978 | [68][28] | |
Charles Warren Hollister | University of California, Santa Barbara | Research work for a book on the reign of Henry I of England | [93] | |||
Medieval Literature | Larry Dean Benson | Harvard University | [50] | |||
Rowland L. Collins | Indiana University | Preparation of an edition of the Blickling homilies | [20][21][94] | |||
Albert B. Friedman | Claremont Colleges | Also won in 1957 | [32] | |||
Stanley B. Greenfield | University of Oregon | [95] | ||||
Music Research | Ernest H. Sanders | Columbia University | [96] | |||
Milton Steinhardt | University of Kansas | Life and music of Alard du Gaucquier | Also won in 1958 | [97][67] | ||
Near Eastern Studies | Paul Julius Alexander | Hobart and William Smith Colleges | Byzantine history of the Middle Ages | Also won in 1951 | [98] | |
William Michael Brinner | University of California, Berkeley | Society and culture in Mamluk Egypt | [68] | |||
Shelomo Dov Goitein | University of Pennsylvania | Also won in 1970 | [58][36] | |||
William Wolfgang Hallo | Yale University | An edition of Sumerian royal hymns | [50][54] | |||
Rivkah Harris | University of Chicago | [99] | ||||
William Kelly Simpson | Yale University | Editing of Reisner Papyrus II and III and a report on the Toshka West cemeteries in Nubia | [50][54] | |||
Philosophy | Peter Achinstein | Johns Hopkins University | Distinction between theoretical and observational terms in the conduct of scientific inquiry | [30] | ||
Raymond Klibansky | McGill University | History of Platonism | Also won in 1953 | [16] | ||
Hugues Leblanc (pms) | Bryn Mawr College | [36] | ||||
George Willard Pitcher | Princeton University | [36] | ||||
Richard Schmitt | Brown University | [50] | ||||
Calvin Orville Schrag | Purdue University | Martin Heidegger's existentialist concepts | [21][100] | |||
Irving Singer | Massachusetts Institute of Technology | [50] | ||||
Colin Murray Turbayne | University of Rochester | [101] | ||||
Rudolph H. Weingartner | University of California, San Francisco | [28] | ||||
Robert M. Yost | University of California, Los Angeles | [32] | ||||
Religion | Robert Walter Funk | Drew University | Form and style of the Paline letter | [102] | ||
Langdon Brown Gilkey | University of Chicago | Also won in 1960 | [42][66] | |||
Ralph Harper | St. James Church | Religious tradition and the school of existentialism | Also won in 1957 | [30] | ||
John H. P. Reumann | Lutheran Theological Seminary at Philadelphia | [36] | ||||
Renaissance History | John Hazel Smith | Marquette University | Renaissance texts in Seneca's tragedies | [67] | ||
Russian History | Richard Austin Pierce | Queen's University | [16] | |||
Richard Edgar Pipes | Harvard University | Also won in 1956 | [50] | |||
Alfred J. Rieber | Northwestern University | [58] | ||||
Slavic Literature | Richard A. Gregg | Columbia University | [103] | |||
Hugh McLean | University of Chicago | [66] | ||||
Spanish and Portuguese Literature | Edith Fishtine Helman | Simmons College | [50] | |||
Paul Ilie (es) | University of Southern California | [104] | ||||
Willard F. King | Bryn Mawr College | [36] | ||||
Hardie St. Martin | [105] | |||||
Alan Stubbs Trueblood (es) | Brown University | Spanish drama of the Golden Age | [50][67] | |||
Theatre Arts | Ralph Gilmore Allen | University of Pittsburgh | Stage spectacle in the English theater of the 18th century | [59] | ||
Ruby Cohn | University of California, San Francisco | [28] | ||||
United States History | Robert J. C. Butow | University of Washington | Also won in 1978 | [106] | ||
Paul Keith Conkin | University of Maryland | Basic beliefs in America from Puritanism to pragmatism | [30] | |||
John A. Garraty | Columbia University | [107] | ||||
Zoltán Haraszti | Boston Public Library | [50] | ||||
Ari Arthur Hoogenboom | Pennsylvania State University | History of bureaucracy during the administration of Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Jackson | [108] | |||
Reginald Horsman | University of Wisconsin | War of 1812 | [24] | |||
Harold Clark Kirker | Massachusetts Institute of Technology | Cultural history of San Francisco, 1832-1932 | [50][88][19] | |||
Paul Lloyd Murphy | University of Minnesota | Freedom of speech in the United States, 1918 to 1933 | [109] | |||
Martin Ridge | Indiana University | [20] | ||||
Francis Russell | Also won in 1964 | [50] | ||||
John Lovell Thomas | Brown University | [50] | ||||
Natural Sciences | Applied Mathematics | Allan J. Lichtenberg | University of California, Berkeley | High temperature plasmas and phase space concepts in particle dynamics | [68][28] | |
Edward Lawrence Reiss | New York University | [110] | ||||
Shyh Wang | University of California, Berkeley | Interaction of phonon and light waves in intermetallic compounds | [68][28] | |||
Astronomy and Astrophysics | David Breed Beard | University of Kansas | Interactions of magnetic fields with ionized plasmas in the solar atmosphere and interplanetary space | [97] | ||
Herman Lawrence Helfer | University of Rochester | [111] | ||||
John Randolph Winckler | University of Minnesota | Plasma physics of active solar regions | [112][109] | |||
Chemistry | Joseph Berkowitz | Argonne National Laboratory | [42][66] | |||
Seymour Michael Blinder | University of Michigan | [113] | ||||
William Garfield Dauben (de) | University of California, Berkeley | Spectral and optical properties of conjugated systems containing cyclopropane rings | Also won in 1950 | [68][28] | ||
Mostafa A. El-Sayed | University of California, Los Angeles | [32] | ||||
James Cullen Martin | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign | [52] | ||||
Karol J. Mysels | University of Southern California | Cell membranes | [114][32] | |||
Linus Pauling | Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions | Chemistry and related sciences | Also won in 1926, 1927 | [115][116][93][32][4] | ||
Myron Rosenblum | Brandeis University | [50] | ||||
Riley Schaeffer | Indiana University | [20][21] | ||||
Rangaswamy Srinivasan | IBM Research | [117][118] | ||||
Stanley Gerald Thompson | Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory | Nuclear fission and its interpretation by means of the liquid-drop model | Also won in 1954 | [68][28] | ||
Ernest Wenkert | Indiana University | [20][21] | ||||
Computer Science | Arthur Gill | University of California, Berkeley | Interrelation between automata theory and information theory with emphasis on the design of reliable systems | [68][28] | ||
Martin Greenberger | Massachusetts Institute of Technology | [50] | ||||
Earth Science | J. Wyatt Durham (de) | University of California, Berkeley | Relationships of the major groups of echinoderms | Also won in 1954 | [68][28] | |
Richard Foster Flint | Yale University | Changes of climate in the Southern Hemisphere during the Last Glacial Period | [50][54] | |||
Paul Schultz Martin | University of Arizona | Extinction of certain prehistoric animals | [119][55] | |||
Robert Scholten | Pennsylvania State University | Gravity tectonics in the Southern Alps | [120] | |||
Hans Eduard Suess | University of California, San Diego | [121] | ||||
Alexis Volborth | University of Nevada | Geochemical aspects of magmatic granites in Australia, Japan, New Zealand, and Egypt | [122] | |||
Engineering | Raj Mittra | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign | [52] | |||
William H. Robinson | Carnegie Institute of Technology | Mechanical properties of metal crystals | [59] | |||
Chang-Lin Tien | University of California, Berkeley | Theoretical studies of heat transfer in rotating systems | [68][28] | |||
Jerome H. Weiner | Columbia University | [123] | ||||
Mathematics | James Burton Ax | Cornell University | Algebraic number theory | [13] | ||
Edgar H. Brown | Brandeis University | [50] | ||||
Robert Finn | Stanford University | Partial differential equations | Also won in 1958 | [124][28] | ||
James Gilbert Glimm | Massachusetts Institute of Technology | Also won in 1963 | [50] | |||
Serge Lang | Columbia University | [125] | ||||
Murray Rosenblatt | University of California, San Diego | Also won in 1971 | [126] | |||
Frank L. Spitzer | Cornell University | Theory of stochastic processes | [13] | |||
Medicine and Health | Walter Jackson Freeman III | University of California, Berkeley | Electrophysiology of the mammalian nervous system | [68][28] | ||
Henry N. Harkins | University of Washington | Also won in 1938, 1939 | [127] | |||
John Marvin Marshall | University of Pennsylvania | [58][36] | ||||
Raymond D. A. Peterson | University of Minnesota | Biological and biochemical study of cell differentiation | [109] | |||
Bernard J. Ransil | Los Angeles General Hospital | [32][128] | ||||
Richard A. Rifkind | Columbia University | [129][130] | ||||
Molecular and Cellular Biology | Edward A. Adelberg | Yale University | Structural gene mutation by genetic and biochemical analysis | Also won in 1956 | [50][54] | |
Edward L. Alpen | University of California, San Francisco | [28] | ||||
John Magruder Clark | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign | [52] | ||||
Eugene A. Davidson | Duke University | Mechanism of biochemical stereospecificity | [51] | |||
Norman H. Giles | Yale University | Genetic systems of metabolic regulation | Also won in 1959 | [50][54] | ||
John Woodland Hastings | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign | [52] | ||||
John Lyman Ingraham | University of California, Davis | [28] | ||||
George Kalnitsky | University of Iowa | Protein chemistry and the relationships between structure and function | [131][132] | |||
Edward Leete | University of Minnesota | Investigation of the enzyme systems that control the biosynthesis of alkaloids and plant steroids | [109] | |||
Martin Lubin | Harvard University | [50] | ||||
William Randolph Martin | University of Chicago | [66] | ||||
David C. Mauzerall | Rockefeller Institute | [133] | ||||
David Perlman | Squibb Institute for Medical Research | [36] | ||||
Aloys Louis Tappel | University of California, Davis | [28] | ||||
James D. Watson | Harvard University | Also won in 1983 | [50][16] | |||
Robley Cook Williams | University of California, Berkeley | Investigations of virus structure by high-resolution electron microscopy | [68][28] | |||
Organismic Biology and Ecology | Angel Chua Alcala | Stanford University | Also won in 1963 | [134] | ||
Robert Day Allen | Princeton University | Also won in 1960 | [36] | |||
Harold C. Hanson | [135] | |||||
Victor Hobbs Hutchison | University of Rhode Island | [50] | ||||
Jack C. Jones | University of Maryland | Comparative cytology and in vitro behavior of the circulatory cells of selected marine invertebrates | [30] | |||
David Harold Kistner | Chico State College | Myrmecophiles | [28][136] | |||
John Walley Littlefield | Harvard University | [50] | ||||
Physics | Fay Ajzenberg-Selove | Haverford College | [58][36] | |||
Daniel Alpert (de) | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign | [52] | ||||
Leon N. Cooper | Brown University | [50] | ||||
Paul Palmer Craig | Brookhaven National Laboratory | Cryogenics | [137] | |||
Simeon Adlow Friedberg | Carnegie Institute of Technology | Mechanisms by which electric current and heat are transported through certain kinds of alloys and magnetic crystal at low temperature | [59] | |||
Jack Marvin Hollander | Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory | Experimental studies in nuclear spectroscopy | Also won in 1958 | [68][28] | ||
Kerson Huang | Massachusetts Institute of Technology | [50] | ||||
Earle Leonard Lomon | Massachusetts Institute of Technology | High energy physics | [50][138] | |||
Eugene S. Machlin | Columbia University | [139] | ||||
Jerry B. Marion | University of Maryland | Experimental studies in the physics of nuclear structure | [30] | |||
Paul Cecil Martin (de) | Harvard University | Also won in 1971 | [50] | |||
Thaddeus B. Massalski (pl) | Mellon Institute | Electronic structure of alloys | [59] | |||
Kazuhiko Nishijima | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign | [52] | ||||
Arthur Aaron Oliner | Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn | [140] | ||||
Frank Oppenheimer | University of Colorado | [2] | ||||
Alan Mark Portis | University of California, Berkeley | Collective phenomena in solids at low temperature | [68][28] | |||
Melvin Schwartz | Columbia University | [141][142] | ||||
James Hammond Smith | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign | [52] | ||||
George Abraham Snow | University of Maryland | Experimental studies on hyperon-proton interactions and the rate of radioactive decay | [30] | |||
Peter C. Stein | Cornell University | Electron-positron interactions | [13] | |||
Alec Thompson Stewart | University of North Carolina | Electronic structure of materials by the annihilation of positrons | [51] | |||
Donald Harvey Stork | University of California, Los Angeles | [32] | ||||
Kenneth Stephen Toth | Oak Ridge National Laboratory | Neutron transfer reactions with heavy ions | [143] | |||
San Fu Tuan | Purdue University | High energy and low temperature physics | [21][100] | |||
Nguyen-Huu Xuong | University of California, San Diego | [144] | ||||
Plant Sciences | Ray Franklin Evert | University of Wisconsin | Ultra-structure of the food conducting tissues of trees | [24] | ||
Kornelius Lems (es) | Goucher College | Evolution of plants in the Canary Islands | [30] | |||
Donald E. Munnecke | University of California, Riverside | [145] | ||||
John Raymond Rowley | University of Massachusetts | Formation and growth of pollen grains and spores | [11][50][12] | |||
John Gordon Torrey | Harvard University | [50] | ||||
Donald F. Wetherell | University of Connecticut | Regeneration in plants | [50][54] | |||
Robert Thayer Wilce | University of Massachusetts | Arctic benthic marine algae of the Canadian Northwest and Greenland | [11][50][12] | |||
Samuel G. Wildman | University of California, Los Angeles | [32] | ||||
Statistics | Roy Radner | University of California, Berkeley | Theory of resource allocation planning and decentralization | Also won in 1961 | [68][28] | |
Jacob Wolfowitz | Cornell University | Mathematical statistics and information theory | [13] | |||
Social Sciences | Anthropology and Cultural Studies | Cyril S. Belshaw | University of British Columbia | Comparative study of the performance of social systems | [74][16] | |
Eugene Alfred Hammel | University of California, Berkeley | Structure of social networks in industrial centers of Yugoslavia | [68][28] | |||
Robert Francis Spencer | University of Minnesota | Poetry of West Pakistan as a reflection of nationalist, religious and social expression | [112][109] | |||
Economics | Robert Wayne Clower | Northwestern University | [66] | |||
Phoebus J. Dhrymes | University of Pennsylvania | [58][36] | ||||
Peter Arthur Diamond | University of California, Berkeley | Microeconomic study of economic growth and business cycles, including an analysis of alternative government policies | Also won in 1982 | [68][28] | ||
Thomas A. Marschak | University of California, Berkeley | Economic decentralization in Yugoslavia | [68][28] | |||
Richard A. Musgrave | Princeton University | Also won in 1951 | [36] | |||
Education | Geraldine M. Joncich | University of California, Berkeley | Biography of Edward L. Thorndike | [68][28] | ||
Law | Roger Fisher | Harvard University | [50] | |||
John T. Noonan | University of Notre Dame | Matrimonial cases in the courts of the Roman Catholic Church | Also won in 1979 | [21][146] | ||
Harry H. Wellington | Yale University | Regulation of the labor market and the protection of the individual in an industrial society | [50][54] | |||
Political Science | Edward C. Banfield | Harvard University | [50] | |||
Michael Brecher | McGill University | Analysis of Israel's foreign policy | [16] | |||
Joseph Hamburger | Yale University | Political ideas of Mackintosh, Macaulay, and Bagehot and their roles in 19th-century English liberalism | Also won in 1969 | [50][54] | ||
Henry Alfred Kissinger | Harvard University | [50] | ||||
Arnold Austin Rogow | Stanford University | Influence of psychoanalysis and psychotherapy on the values of the community | [124][28] | |||
Alvin Z. Rubinstein | University of Pennsylvania | [58][36] | ||||
Dankwart A. Rustow | Columbia University | [147] | ||||
Robert Anthony Scalapino | University of California, Berkeley | Japanese labor movement and trends in Asian communism resulting from the Sino-Soviet dispute | [68][28] | |||
Psychology | Martin Braine | Walter Reed Army Institute of Research | [148] | |||
Roger William Brown | Harvard University | [50] | ||||
James E. Dittes (gl) | Yale University | Psychological analysis of regulating functions of religion | [50][54] | |||
Harrison G. Gough | University of California, Berkeley | Cross-cultural similarities in psychological factors related to socialization | [68][28] | |||
Theodore R. Sarbin | University of California, Berkeley | Conceptual framework of behavior pathology | [68][28] | |||
Stanley E. Seashore | University of Michigan | [149] | ||||
Gertrud L. Wyatt | Wellesley Public Schools | [50] | ||||
Sociology | William Josiah Goode (de) (fr) | Columbia University | Family systems and social mobility patterns | Also won in 1983 | [150] |
Latin American and Caribbean Fellows
Category | Field of Study | Fellow | Institutional association | Research topic | Notes | Ref |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Creative Arts | Fine Arts | Enrique Castro-Cid | Also won in 1964 | [151] | ||
Roberto De Lamonica | Museum of Modern Art, Rio de Janeiro | [152][153] | ||||
Luis Felipe Noé | Also won in 1966 | [154] | ||||
Music Composition | Alcides Lanza | [155] | ||||
Edgar Valcárcel | Also won in 1967 | [37] | ||||
Humanities | Architecture, Planning and Design | Santiago Sebastián López (es) | University of Valle | [156] | ||
English Literature | Alicia Jurado | [157] | ||||
Natural Sciences | Astronomy and Astrophysics | José Luis Sérsic | Argentine National Observatory | [158] | ||
Earth Science | Fausto Luiz de Souza Cunha | National Museum of Brazil | [159] | |||
Mathematics | Manfredo Perdigão do Carmo | Also won in 1968 | [160] | |||
Medicine and Health | Oscar Brunser Tesarschü | University of Chile | Also won in 1967 | [161] | ||
Ronald Aliston Irvine | University of the West Indies | [162] | ||||
Manuel López Ortiz | Pontificia Universidad Javeriana | Also won in 1964 | [163] | |||
Molecular and Cellular Biology | Marco Aurelio Rivarola | Hospital de Niños | Also won in 1963 | [164] | ||
Fernando Bastarrachea Avilés | Instituto Politécnico Nacional | Also won in 1966 | [165] | |||
Silvio Bruzzone | Bacteriology Institute of Chile | Also won in 1952 | [166] | |||
Organismic Biology and Ecology | Werner Bokermann | Secretary of Agriculture, São Paulo | [167] | |||
Eduardo del Solar Osses | University of Chile | Also won in 1966 | [168] | |||
Plant Sciences | Armando Dugand | National University of Colombia | Also won in 1966 | [169] | ||
Novencido Escobar Arecho | University of Panama | [170] | ||||
María Teresa Murillo Pulido | National University of Colombia | Also won in 1964 | [171] | |||
Juan V. Pancho | University of the Philippines | [172][173] | ||||
Victor Manuel Patiño Rodríguez | Agricultural Research Office in Bogotá | Also won in 1955, 1956 | [174] | |||
Ramón Riba y Nava Esparza | National Autonomous University of Mexico | [175] | ||||
Social Sciences | Anthropology and Cultural Studies | Julián Bernardo Cáceres Freyre | Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia | [176] | ||
José Luis Franco Carrasco | [177] | |||||
Ramiro Matos Mendieta (es) | National University of the Center of Peru | Also won in 1966 | [178] | |||
Mario Ferreira Simões | Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi | [179] | ||||
Law | Fred Albert Phillips | McGill University | [180] |
See also
- Guggenheim Fellowship
- List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1964
- List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1966
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