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Three hundred and thirty-nine scholars, artists, and scientists received Guggenheim Fellowships in 1973.[1][2][3] $3,852,600 was disbursed between the recipients, who were chosen from an applicant pool of 2,416.[4][5] Of the 112 universities represented, University of California, Berkeley and Stanford University were tied for institution with the most winners on its faculty (16). Columbia University (15) were second in fellowships, followed by University of California, Los Angeles and Yale University in third.[2][3]

United States and Canada fellows

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Category Field of Study Fellow Institutional association Research topic Notes Ref
Creative Arts Choreography Murray Louis Murray Louis Dance Company Choreography Also won in 1969 [6][7]
Drama and Performance Art Frederick E. Gaines University of Minnesota Bull Moose, a play based on immigration in the early 1900s [8]
Charles F. Gordon [9]
Myrna Lamb [10]
Murray Mednick Theatre Genesis Travel to Mexico [11][12]
Ronald Tavel [13]
Jean-Claude van Itallie Also won in 1980 [14]
Joseph A. Walker Howard University; City College of New York [15][16]
Fiction Brock Brower Writing [17]
John Gardner Southern Illinois University [2][18][19]
William Harrison University of Arkansas [20]
Madison Jones Auburn University [21]
Barton A. Midwood [22]
Joseph Papaleo Sarah Lawrence College [23]
Gilbert Sorrentino Also won in 1987 [23][24]
Richard G. Stern University of Chicago [25][26]
Frederic Tuten City College of New York [27][28]
Theodore Weesner University of New Hampshire [29][4]
Film James Broughton San Francisco Art Institute Filmmaking Also won in 1970 [2][30]
Daniel Dembrosky [31]
Ed Emshwiller Also won in 1978 [32][33]
Mike Henderson University of California, Davis [34]
James Kennedy [35]
Gunvor Nelson San Francisco Art Institute [2]
David Loeb Weiss [36]
Fine Arts Ilya Bolotowsky Southampton College 2D and 3D painting [32]
Frank Bowling Painting Also won in 1967 [37][38]
Marvin Brown California State University [2]
Lowry Burgess Massachusetts College of Art [4]
David Diao Whitney Museum Independent Study Program Painting [39]
Mary Frank Graphics Also won in 1983 [40]
Hans Haacke Cooper Union [41]
Michael D. Hall Cranbrook Academy of Art Sculpture [42]
Frederick Hammersley University of New Mexico Painting [43]
Bernard Edwin Kirschenbaum Sculpture [44]
Boyd Mefferd [45]
Forrest Myers Sculpture [46][47]
Matthew Phillips Bard College Graphics [48]
Basilios Poulos Painting [49][50]
Robert Ryman [51]
Alan J. Shields [52][53]
Robert I. Smithson Sculpture: Amarillo Ramp [54][55]
Jack Sonenberg Pratt Institute Painting [56]
Chryssa Vardea-Mavromichali Sculpture [57]
Music Composition Walter E. Aschaffenburg Oberlin Conservatory of Music Composing Also won in 1955 [58]
Leslie Bassett University of Michigan Also won in 1980 [59]
George H. Crumb University of Pennsylvania Also won in 1967 [60][61]
Edwin Dugger University of California, Berkeley [2][19]
Donald Martino New England Conservatory of Music Also won in 1967, 1982 [4][62][63]
Pauline Oliveros University of California, San Diego [64][3]
Vincent Persichetti Juilliard School; Philadelphia Conservatory Also won in 1958, 1968 [65][66]
Robert Pollock [67]
Harvey Sollberger Columbia University; Manhattan School of Music Also won in 1969 [68][69]
Louis Weingarden [70]
Photography Robert Hickman Adams Colorado homes in the 1970s Also won in 1980 [71][72]
Bill Dane Also won in 1982 [19][73][74]
Wendy Snyder MacNeil Abbot Academy; Phillips Academy Long-term documentary experiment [4][75]
Sonia Landy Sheridan School of the Art Institute of Chicago [76]
George A. Tice New School for Social Research New Jersey city, suburban, shore, and rural areas [77][78]
John Vachon American towns rural enough to have maintained an identity [79]
David Vestal School of the Art Institute of Chicago (visiting) Also won in 1966 [80][2][19][76]
Poetry John Ashbery Brooklyn College Writing Also won in 1967 [81][82][2][19]
Irving Feldman State University of New York at Buffalo [83]
David Ignatow Columbia University Also won in 1965 [84][85]
X. J. Kennedy Tufts University [4]
Philip Levine Fresno State University Also won in 1980 [86][87]
Michael McClure California College of Arts and Crafts [2][19]
W. S. Merwin Also won in 1983 [2][19][88]
Stanley Plumly Ohio University [89][90]
James Scully University of Connecticut [4][91]
Video and Audio Joel L. Gold [92]
Humanities American Literature Morris Dickstein Queens College, CUNY [93]
Burton R. Pollin [de] Bronx Community College Edgar Allan Poe’s style, including his coinages; his response to the arts and artists of the day; relation to the music of his time; his reviewers; and his necrology [94]
Robert F. Sayre University of Iowa Thoreau's Indian Notebooks [5]
John D. Seelye University of Connecticut [4]
Emily Stipes Watts University of Illinois Critical and historical study of women poets in America [18]
Architecture, Planning and Design William Alonso University of California, Berkeley Comparative studies on urbanization [2][19]
H. Allen Brooks University of Toronto Le Corbusier [95][96]
Grady E. Clay Landscape Architecture Analysis of urban growth [97]
Biography Brendan Gill [2][19]
Ronald Steel Yale University [98]
British History Stephen B. Baxter University of North Carolina History of Britain and Hanover, 1739-1763 Also won in 1959 [99][100]
Karl S. Bottigheimer State University of New York at Stony Brook Failure of the Reformation in 16th-century Ireland [32]
John S. Galbraith University of California, Los Angeles [101]
Bentley B. Gilbert University of Illinois at Chicago [102]
Peter D. Stansky Stanford University Art, society, and politics in England, 1890s Also won in 1966 [103][2][104]
Robert K. Webb Columbia University Also won in 1959 [105]
Classics D. A. Amyx University of California, Berkeley Corinthian vase-painting Also won in 1957 [106][2][19]
Eva C. Keuls University of Minnesota; Howard University [107]
Brooks Otis University of North Carolina Transcendence of tragedy Also won in 1952 [100][108]
East Asian Studies A. K. Narain University of Wisconsin, Madison Kushans of Central and South Asia during the first three centuries A.D. [109]
Oliver H. Statler Religious customs in Japan [18]
Frederic Evans Wakeman University of California, Berkeley Ming loyalism in Ch'ing China [2][19]
Economic History Hugh G. J. Aitken Amherst College Historical development of radio communications in Europe and the United States [4][110]
Stuart W. Bruchey Columbia University [111]
Bernt P. Stigum [no] Northwestern University [112]
English Literature Stuart Curran University of Wisconsin, Madison Literary relationship between Byron and Shelley [109]
Carl Dawson University of New Hampshire Matthew Arnold [29][4]
Anne D. Ferry Boston College [4]
Roland M. Frye University of Pennsylvania John Milton's epic poetry and the visual arts Also won in 1956 [113][61][114]
James R. Kincaid Ohio State University Also won in 1982 [115][116]
Russell A. Fraser University of Michigan Kinship of the mage and scientist in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance [117][114]
George Paul Landow Brown University Also won in 1978 [4][118]
Thomas A. McFarland Graduate Center, CUNY Also won in 1964 [119][120]
William H. Pritchard Amherst College [4]
Mark Schorer University of California, Berkeley George Balanchine Also won in 1941, 1942, 1948 [121][2][19][122][123]
Marvin Spevack University of Münster [124][125]
Jane W. Stedman Roosevelt University Research at the University of London [126]
Kathleen Mary Williams University of California, Riverside Literature of the 18th century and the Renaissance in libraries in the United States and England [127][114]
Fine Arts Research James Beck Columbia University Critical monograph on Jacopo della Quercia [128][129][114]
Jack Wesley Burnham, Jr. Northwestern University Alchemical symbolism in the works of Marcel Duchamp [130][131]
Michael Martin Fried Harvard University [4]
Reinhold A. Heller University of Pittsburgh [132][26]
Michael Sullivan Stanford University Chinese landscape paintings and the Sui and Tang dynasties [2][104]
John Wilmerding Dartmouth College American art (part of the Pelican History of Art series) [4][133]
Folklore and Popular Culture Ilhan Basgöz [tr; az] Indiana University Comparative study of the romantic epics of the Turkic peoples [97]
French History Robert R. Palmer Yale University French education during the revolutionary era, 1760-1820 [4][91][134]
Peter N. Stearns Rutgers University Attitudes and policies toward aging in France since 1850 [135][134]
French Literature Peter Brooks Yale University [4][91]
Shoshana Felman [4][91]
John C. Lapp Stanford University Pierre Corneille Also won in 1966 [2][104][136][114]
General Nonfiction Renata Adler The New Yorker [137][138]
Walter Goodman [139][140]
Neil Sheehan New York Times [2][19]
German and East European History Gerald D. Feldman University of California, Berkeley Socio-economic history of the early Weimar Republic [2][19]
Hsi-Huey Liang Vassar College [141][142]
German and Scandinavian Literature Klaus W. Jonas [de] University of Pittsburgh [143][144]
Latin American History Charles Adam Hale University of Iowa Interpretive history of Mexican thought and the politics in the period 1867-1910 [5]
Linguistics Eric P. Hamp University of Chicago Albanian dialectology [145][26]
David McNeill Psychology of language [145][26]
Stanley Peters University of Texas, Austin Semantics of natural languages [146][145]
Literary Criticism Merle E. Brown University of Iowa Contemporary British poetry and literary criticism [5]
Laura Riding Jackson [147]
Rosette C. Lamont Queens College, CUNY [148][149]
Edgar Rosenberg Cornell University [150]
Michael Wood Columbia University [151]
Medieval History Donald W. Sutherland University of Iowa Edition of medieval law proceedings held in the Royal Court in Northamptonshire, 1329-1330 [5]
Medieval Literature Marvin L. Colker University of Virginia Descriptive catalog of Latin manuscripts at the University of Dublin [152]
Andrew Hughes University of Toronto Investigation and photographing of medieval manuscripts in Europe [153]
Music Research Stuart Reiner [154]
Charles Rosen State University of New York at Stony Brook Relationship of Romantic music and 19th-century theories of language and style [32][26]
Cecil P. Taylor Antioch College (visiting) Black music composition [155]
Near Eastern Studies L. Carl Brown Princeton University [156]
Philosophy Donald Davidson Rockefeller University Philosophy of language [145]
David Shepherd Nivison Stanford University Weakness of will in Chinese philosophy [2][104]
Richard M. Rorty [157]
Peter Kenneth Unger New York University [158]
Roger Wertheimer Graduate Center, CUNY [159][160]
Photography Studies Eugenia Parry Janis Wellesley College Life of Gustave Le Gray [4]
Religion Charley D. Hardwick American University Psychoanalysis theory [161]
H. Darrell Lance Colgate Rochester Divinity School Write-up of excavations at Gezer [162][163]
Jacob Neusner Brown University Also won in 1979 [164][165]
Renaissance History Hans Baron Newberry Library Florentine humanism and historiography of Leonardo Bruni Also won in 1942 [4][166][114]
F. Edward Cranz Connecticut College Medieval and Renaissance intellectual history and bibliography [4][91][114]
John M. Headley University of North Carolina Critical edition of the autobiography of Mercurino di Gattinara [100][114]
Russian History Gustave Alef [pl] University of Oregon History of medieval Russia [167][168]
Richard Hellie University of Chicago [169][170][26]
Spanish and Portuguese Literature Alexander A. Parker University of Texas, Austin Art and thought of Pedro Calderón de la Barca [146][171][114]
Allen W. Phillips [es] Life and time of Alejandro Sawa Also won in 1960 [146][172]
John Polt [es] University of California, Berkeley Critical edition of the poetry of Juan Meléndez Valdés [2][19][171]
Kenneth R. Scholberg [es] Michigan State University Satire in 16th-century Spanish literature [171][173]
Theatre Arts Reginald Allen [de] Pierpont Morgan Library [174]
Gordon Rogoff SUNY Buffalo [175][176]
United States History Paul S. Boyer University of Massachusetts [4][111]
David B. Burner State University of New York at Stony Brook Biography of Herbert Hoover [32][111]
Edward M. Coffman University of Wisconsin–Madison Social history of the peacetime American Army, 1783-1940 [109][111]
Robert Dallek University of California, Los Angeles [111]
Robert F. Dalzell Williams College General history of Massachusetts, 1829-1861 [4][177][111]
Robert M. Fogelson Massachusetts Institute of Technology [4][111]
John Hope Franklin University of Chicago Also won in 1950 [178][111]
Lloyd C. Gardner Rutgers College Anglo-American political and economic relations in the 20th century, with emphasis on cooperation and conflict in situations such as the Russian and Mexican Revolutions [135][111]
Charles Lockwood [179]
David P. Thelen University of Missouri, Columbia Industrial capitalism in England and America [180][111]
Alden T. Vaughan Columbia University [111]
James Edward Wright Dartmouth College [4][111]
Natural Sciences Applied Mathematics Leopold B. Felsen Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn [181]
Carl H. Gibson University of California, San Diego Turbulence [3]
Morton E. Gurtin Carnegie Mellon University Continuum mechanics [182]
Nicholas A. Krall University of Maryland [183]
John L. Lumley Pennsylvania State University Oceanic turbulence [184]
J. Nicholas Newman Massachusetts Institute of Technology [4]
Malvin C. Teich Columbia University [185]
Astronomy and Astrophysics Gordon P. Garmire California Institute of Technology Research in Australia, India, England, and France [186]
William L. Kraushaar [de] University of Wisconsin, Madison High-energy astrophysics Also won in 1962 [109][187]
Laurence E. Peterson University of California, San Diego High-energy astronomy [3]
Chemistry Evan H. Appelman Argonne National Laboratory [188][26]
Charles R. Cantor Columbia University [189][190]
William R. Dolbier Jr. University of Florida [191][192]
Russell Stephen Drago University of Illinois Synthetic inorganic chemistry and catalysis [18]
Adon A. Gordus University of Michigan [193][194]
David M. Hercules University of Georgia Research at Northwestern University [195]
John R. Huizenga University of Rochester Research at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Also won in 1964 [196][197]
Lloyd M. Jackman Pennsylvania State University [198][199]
Julian M. Miller Columbia University [200]
Warner L. Peticolas University of Oregon Molecular vibrations in solid material [167][201][168]
John O. Rasmussen Jr. Yale University [4][19][91]
Louis P. Remsberg, Jr Brookhaven National Laboratory High nuclear chemistry [32]
F. Sherwood Rowland University of California, Irvine Also won in 1961 [202][203]
John R. Scheffer University of British Columbia Photochemistry [204]
Kenneth L. Servis University of Southern California Physical organic chemistry [205]
Eugene E. van Tamelen Stanford University Ribonucleic acid synthesis Also won in 1964 [2][104]
Nien-chu C. Yang [zh] University of Chicago [26]
Computer Science Waldo G. Magnuson Jr. Lawrence Livermore Laboratory [19]
John E. Savage Brown University [4]
Earth Science Edward Anders University of Chicago [26]
David J. J. Kinsman Princeton University [206][207]
John Rodgers Yale University [4][91]
J. William Schopf University of California, Los Angeles Also won in 1988 [208][209]
Manik Talwani [de] Columbia University Evolution of the Norwegian Sea and the off-shore continental margin there [210]
Engineering Richard de Neufville Massachusetts Institute of Technology [4]
W. Harmon Ray SUNY Buffalo [211]
Mathematics Stephen Lichtenbaum Cornell University [212][213]
Ted Petrie Rutgers University [214]
Ralph S. Phillips Stanford University Mathematical analysis Also won in 1953 [2][104][215]
Daniel G. Quillen Massachusetts Institute of Technology [4]
Halsey Royden Stanford University Xomplex analysis and differential geometry [2][104]
Wilfried Schmid Columbia University Also won in 1988 [216][217]
James Johnston Stoker New York University Also won in 1964 [218][219]
Masamichi Takesaki University of California, Los Angeles [220]
Herbert S. Wilf University of Pennsylvania Combinatorial analysis [61]
Medicine and Health John P. Bunker Stanford University Surgical and medical manpower [2][104]
Charles J. Epstein University of California, San Francisco Developmental genetics and oncology [221]
Richard A. Gatti University of Minnesota [222]
Stephen M. Krane Harvard University [4]
Norman Kretchmer Stanford University Human development and reproductive physiology [2][104]
William Silen Harvard University [4]
David Hamilton Smith [de] [4]
Paul Talalay Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Research with John Cornforth [223][224]
Gerald Weissmann New York University Medical Center Research at Sorbonne University [225]
Molecular and Cellular Biology James J. Castles University of Chicago School of Medicine [226]
Roderick K. Clayton [de] Cornell University Also won in 1980 [227][228]
R. John Collier University of California, Los Angeles [229][230]
Robert J. DeLange University of California, Los Angeles School of Medicine [231]
Howard M. Dintzis Johns Hopkins University [232]
Robert C. Elston University of North Carolina Analytical methods in human genetics [100]
James L. Gaylor Cornell University [233]
Ian R. Gibbons University of Hawaii Biophysics and cell biology [234]
Lawrence Grossman Brandeis University [4]
William Platt Jencks [4]
Leo Nicholas Ornston Yale University [4][91]
William Trager Rockefeller University [235]
Kensal E. van Holde Oregon State University Biophysical chemistry [167][236]
Peter Hans von Hippel University of Oregon Proteins and genes [167][168]
Neuroscience Jeffrey M. Camhi Cornell University Patterns in nerve cell activity [237]
Gary C. Galbraith University of Southern California Ways in which aging affects the human nervous system [238]
Michael L. Shelanski National Heart and Lung Institute [239][240]
Organismic Biology and Ecology William L. Brown, Jr. Cornell University [241]
Alan Gelperin Princeton University [242][243]
Robert Rush Miller University of Michigan Freshwater fish in Mexico [244][245]
Nicholas Mrosovsky University of Toronto [246]
Gordon H. Orians University of Washington Melodious blackbird [167][247]
Michael E. Soulé University of California, San Diego Population genetics and evolutionary biology [3]
Plant Science Winslow Briggs Harvard University Research at University of Freiburg [4][248]
Sherwin Carlquist Claremont Graduate University Pittosporaceae [249]
Paul A. Castelfranco University of California, Davis [250]
Maarten Chrispeels University of California, San Diego Structural and functional changes in cells during development [3]
R. James Cook Washington State University Soil microbiology and biological control of plant pathogens [167][251]
Park S. Nobel University of California, Los Angeles [252][253]
Arthur H. Westing Windham College Environmental damage caused by war [4][254]
Jan A. D. Zeevaart [nl] Michigan State University [173]
Physics James Bjorken Stanford University Theoretical studies in high-energy physics [2][104]
Henry Blosser Michigan State University [173]
Paul G. Federbush University of Michigan [255]
Gerald Feinberg Columbia University [256]
Daniel Z. Freedman State University of New York at Stony Brook High-energy physics Also won in 1985 [32]
Melville S. Green Temple University Statistical mechanics Also won in 1957 [257][258]
Paul V. C. Hough Brookhaven National Laboratory Molecular biology Also won in 1959 [32][259]
Vincent Jaccarino University of California, Santa Barbara Solid-state physics [260]
Robert Karplus University of California, Berkeley Logical mathematical thinking among different populations of elementary and secondary school students Also won in 1960 [2][261][19]
Toichiro Kinoshita Cornell University [262]
Margaret Galland Kivelson University of California, Los Angeles Research with James Dungey [263][264]
Raymond L. Orbach Research at Tel Aviv University [265][266]
Wolfgang K. H. Panofsky Stanford University High-energy physics Also won in 1959 [2][104][267]
Robert O. Pohl Cornell University [268]
Paul L. Richards University of California, Berkeley Solid-state physics [2][19]
Robert H. Silsbee Cornell University [269]
Harold K. Ticho University of California, Los Angeles Also won in 1966 [270]
George H. Trilling University of California, Berkeley Research at CERN [2][271]
Stanley George Wojcicki Stanford University High-energy physics [2][104]
Lincoln Wolfenstein Carnegie Mellon University Theoretical research in high-energy physics Also won in 1983 [182][272]
Social Sciences Anthropology and Cultural Studies Richard N. Adams University of Texas at Austin Structural history of Latin America, 1500-1970 [146]
Harold C. Conklin Yale University [91]
Arthur G. Miller [4][91]
Joan Eveline Vincent Barnard College Ongoing political conflict in Northern Ireland [273][274]
Economics George A. Akerlof University of California, Berkeley Development policy [2][19]
Joseph S. Berliner [pl] Brandeis University [4]
Mary Jean Bowman University of Chicago [275][26]
Donald J. Brown Yale University Arrow's Theorem [91][276]
Lawrence J. Lau Stanford University Theoretical and empirical investigations in econometrics [2][104]
Lionel W. McKenzie University of Rochester [277]
Deborah Duff Milenkovitch Barnard College [278]
Education Alan Peshkin University of Illinois Role of schooling in the rural community [18]
Geography and Environmental Studies Harold C. Brookfield McGill University Research at the Institute of Development Studies [279][280]
Law Thomas M. Franck New York University Also won in 1982 [281]
Mason Willrich [de] University of Virginia School of Law Legal restraints on energy use [152]
Political Science Frederick C. Barghoorn Yale University [4][91]
Alfred Diamant Indiana University Political role of the West German government's senior bureaucracy [97]
Peter J. Duignan Stanford University Comparative analysis of European imperial rule in Africa, 1880-1960 [2][104]
Lewis J. Edinger Columbia University Comparative political leadership [282][283]
George J. Graham Jr. Vanderbilt University Consensus in political theory [284]
A. James Gregor University of California, Berkeley Nature of fascism as a political system [2][19]
Ernst B. Haas Effect of technological innovation on the evolution of international systems [2][19]
Chalmers Johnson Political history of the Japanese Ministry of International Trade and Industry, 1949-1969 [2][19]
Ellen Mickiewicz Michigan State University [285][173]
Walter F. Murphy Princeton University [286]
Andrew J. Nathan Columbia University [287]
Frances Fox Piven Boston University [4]
Richard Rose University of Strathclyde Evolution of public policy in the European state [288][289]
Richard N. Rosecrance Cornell University [290]
Steven L. Spiegel University of California, Los Angeles Domestic determinants of American policy in the Middle East [291]
Psychology A. H. Black McMaster University Autonomic and central nervous system [292]
Peter D. Eimas Brown University Problems of speech perception [4][293][145]
Jean-Claude Falmagne New York University [294]
Rochel Gelman University of Pennsylvania Development of number concepts [295][296][61]
David M. Green University of California, San Diego Application of linear analysis to auditory phenomena [3]
James G. Greeno University of Michigan Research at Oxford University [4][297]
Irving Lester Janis Yale University [4][91]
James M. Jones Harvard University Calypso humor [4][298]
P. Herbert Leiderman Stanford University Familial influence on African infant precocity [2][104]
Dominic W. Massaro University of Wisconsin, Madison Theoretical study of speech perception and reading [109]
Robert Rosenthal Harvard University [4]
Carl E. Thoresen Stanford University Concepts and concerns of humanistic psychology and education, behavior principles, and techniques [2][104]
Michael T. Turvey University of Connecticut Research at the University of Essex [4][91][299]
Sociology Ivar E. Berg Columbia University [300]
Paul Bouissac University of Toronto [301]
Joseph Robert Gusfield [fr] University of California, San Diego Knowledge and policy in alcohol and public safety [3]
Richard J. Ofshe University of California, Berkeley Sociology of utopian social designs [2][19]
Neil J. Smelser [2][19]
Richard Sennett New York University [302]
Seymour Spilerman University of Wisconsin, Madison Ethnicity, stratification, and poverty in Israel [109]
Harrison Colyar White Harvard University [4]

Latin American and Caribbean Fellows

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Category Field of Study Fellow Institutional association Research topic Notes Ref
Creative Arts Drama and Performance Arts Barry Reckord Playwrighting [303]
Fiction Antonio Di Benedetto Writing [303]
José Donoso Also won in 1968 [304][305][303]
Salvador Elizondo National Autonomous University of Mexico Also won in 1968 [306][307][303]
Héctor Manjarrez [es] [308][303]
Fine Arts Olga de Amaral University of the Andes Techniques and creative work in the weaving of textiles [309][303]
Gunther Gerzso Painting and graphics [310][303]
Avatar da Silva Moraes Universidade de Brasília Sculpture [311][312][303]
Poetry Isabel Fraire Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México Writing [313][303]
Humanities Architecture, Planning and Design Silvio Grichener Participation in planning and design by occupants of low-cost housing projects [303]
Ramón Gutiérrez National University of the Northeast Analytical history of colonial architecture of Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, and Bolivia [303]
Iberian and Latin American History Alvaro Jara University of Chile Economic history of Latin America [303]
Latin American Literature Mario Góngora del Campo Place of America in historical thought from the 16th to 18th centuries [303]
Julio Ortega [es] Historical and critical study of the avant-garde Latin American novel [303]
Theatre Arts Augusto Boal Teatro de La Ranchería [es] Latin American popular theatre Also won in 1975 [303][314]
Natural Sciences Earth Sciences Zoltan de Cserna Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México Structural geology of Mexico [303]
Mathematics Juan Alfredo Tiráo National University of Córdoba Spherical functions and harmonic analysis [303]
Molecular and Cellular Biology Armando J. Parodi University of Buenos Aires, Argentina; CONICET Viral gene products [303]
Organismic Biology and Ecology Hugo H. Campos Austral University of Chile Evolutionary biology of [303]
Physics Miguel G. Kiwi [es] University of Chile Solid-state physics [303]
Nicim Zagury [pt] Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro Elementary particle physics [303]
Plant Science Miguel Holle Ostendorf Universidad Nacional Agraria La Molina Biosystematic studies of South American tomatoes [303]
Social Science Anthropology and Cultural Studies María Rostworowski de Diez National Museum of Peruvian Culture Peruvian ethnohistory [303]
Arturo Warman Universidad Iberoamericana Social anthropology of Mexico [303]
Economics Víctor Jorge Elías [es] National University of Tucumán Comparison of sources of growth in Latin America [303]
Jorge Miguel Katz Torcuato di Tella Institute Technological and industrial development in Argentina since 1950 [303]
Paul Singer Brazilian Center for Analysis and Planning [pt] Tertiary sector in developing economies [303]
Education Carlos Tünnermann Bernheim Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Nicaragua Cultural history of the university in Latin America Also won in 1989 [303][315]
Political Science Oscar E. Cornblit Torcuato di Tella Institute Analytical studies of social and political processes in Bolivia and Argentina [303]
Sociology Francis Korn Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina; CONICET Social structure of Buenos Aires, 1920-1930 [303]

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References

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  212. ^ "Stephen Lichtenbaum". Institute for Advanced Study. 9 December 2019. Retrieved 2024-11-18.
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  216. ^ "Wilfried Schmid". Institute for Advanced Study. 9 December 2019. Retrieved 2024-11-18.
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  218. ^ "James Johnston Stoker". John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Retrieved 2024-11-18.
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  221. ^ "Guggenheim fellowship for Dr. Charles Epstein". Synapse. Vol. 17, no. 23. University of California, San Francisco. 1973-04-20. p. 6. Retrieved 2024-11-18.
  222. ^ "Richard A. Gatti". John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Retrieved 2024-11-18.
  223. ^ Talalay, Paul (August 2005). "A Fascination with Enzymes: The Journey Not the Arrival Matters". Reflections. 28 (32): 28835. Retrieved 2024-11-18.
  224. ^ "Paul Talalay, Hopkins Researcher Famed for Finding Cancer-Preventing Compound in Broccoli, Dies". Johns Hopkins Medicine. 2019-03-14. Retrieved 2024-11-18.
  225. ^ Goldman, Robert D. (2019-10-01). "In Memoriam: Gerald Weissmann, MD". The FASEB Journal. 33 (10): 10594. doi:10.1096/fj.191002ufm.
  226. ^ "James J. Castles". John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Retrieved 2024-11-18.
  227. ^ "Roderick K. Clayton". John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Retrieved 2024-11-18.
  228. ^ Shackford, Stacey (2011-11-15). "Professor Emeritus Rod Clayton, expert in photosynthesis, dies at 89". Cornell University. Retrieved 2024-11-18.
  229. ^ "R. John Collier". John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Retrieved 2024-11-18.
  230. ^ "R. John Collier, PH.D wins Bristol-Myers Squibb Infectious Disease Research Award". EurekAlert!. 2003-07-17. Retrieved 2024-11-18.
  231. ^ "Robert J. DeLange". John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Retrieved 2024-11-18.
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  237. ^ "C. U. biologist is promoted". The Ithaca Journal. Ithaca, New York, US. 1973-04-30. p. 5. Retrieved 2024-11-10 – via newspapers.com.
  238. ^ "Diamond Bar man earns fellowship". Progress-Bulletin. Pomona, California, US. 1973-05-15. p. 11. Retrieved 2024-11-10 – via newspapers.com.
  239. ^ "Michael L. Shelanski, MD, PhD". Columbia University. 21 June 2017. Retrieved 2024-11-18.
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  242. ^ "Alan Gelperin". Marine Biological Laboratory. Retrieved 2024-11-18.
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  250. ^ "Faculty Memberships and Awards". University of California, Davis. 28 June 2017. Retrieved 2024-11-19.
  251. ^ "Studies planned abroad under '73-'74 fellowship". Spokane Chronicle. Spokane, Washington, US. 1973-05-02. p. 21. Retrieved 2024-11-10 – via newspapers.com.
  252. ^ Robards-Forbes, Esther (2022-04-14). "UT Biologist Awarded Prestigious Guggenheim Fellowship". University of Texas at Austin. Retrieved 2024-11-19.
  253. ^ "Park S. Nobel -- Biography". University of California, Los Angeles. Retrieved 2024-11-19.
  254. ^ "Guggenheims Fellow". Rutland Daily Herald. Rutland, Vermont, US. 1973-04-24. p. 16. Retrieved 2024-11-10 – via newspapers.com.
  255. ^ "Paul G. Federbush". John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Retrieved 2024-11-28.
  256. ^ "Gerald Feinberg, 58, Physicist; Taught at Columbia University". The New York Times. 1992-04-23. p. 24. Retrieved 2024-11-28.
  257. ^ "Guggenheim fellow". Philadelphia Daily News. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US. 1973-06-05. p. 16. Retrieved 2024-11-10 – via newspapers.com.
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  260. ^ "UCSB physicist wins Guggenheim award". Goleta Valley Sun. Goleta, California, US. 1973-06-06. p. 8. Retrieved 2024-11-10 – via newspapers.com.
  261. ^ Shoemaker, Susan (1973-04-22). "Logical thinking, analysis nets Guggenheim fellowships". Contra Costa Times. Walnut Creek, California, US. p. 8. Retrieved 2024-11-10 – via newspapers.com.
  262. ^ "Contributors". IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement. 50 (2): 637. April 2001. Bibcode:2001ITIM...50..622.. doi:10.1109/TIM.2001.918206. Retrieved 2024-11-28.
  263. ^ Kivelson, Margaret Galland (2008). "The Rest of the Solar System". Annual Review of Earth and Planetary Sciences. 36: 8. Bibcode:2008AREPS..36....1K. doi:10.1146/annurev.earth.36.031207.124312. Retrieved 2024-11-28.
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  267. ^ "31 in No. State win grants". The San Francisco Examiner. San Francisco, California, USA. 1959-04-20. p. 20. Retrieved 2023-02-18 – via newspapers.com.
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  269. ^ "Robert H. Silsbee". John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Retrieved 2024-11-30.
  270. ^ Khosla, Pradeep K.; Simmons, Elizabeth H.; Bogg, Steven E.; Maple, M. Brian (2020). "In Memoriam Harold K. Ticho". University of California Academic Senate. Retrieved 2024-11-30.
  271. ^ "George H. Trilling". American Institute of Physics. Retrieved 2024-11-12.
  272. ^ "Lincoln Wolfenstein". John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Retrieved 2024-11-30.
  273. ^ "Research grants awarded to six Barnard professors". Barnard Bulletin. New York, New York, US. 1973-04-19. p. 2. Retrieved 2024-11-10 – via newspapers.com.
  274. ^ Nugent, David (August 1999). "A Conversation with Joan Vincent". Current Anthropology. 40 (4): 534. doi:10.1086/200050. JSTOR 10.1086/200050. Retrieved 2024-11-30.
  275. ^ "Mary Jean Bowman". John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Retrieved 2024-11-12.
  276. ^ Brown, Donald J. (December 1974). "An approximate solution to Arrow's problem". Journal of Economic Theory. 9 (4): 375. doi:10.1016/0022-0531(74)90041-6. Retrieved 2024-11-12.
  277. ^ "Lionel W. McKenzie papers, 1942-2004, bulk dates 1960-1990". Duke University Libraries. Retrieved 2024-11-12.
  278. ^ "Deborah Duff Milenkovitch". John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Retrieved 2024-11-12.
  279. ^ "Obituary: Harold Brookfield" (PDF). Emeritus. Vol. 13, no. 6. Australian National University. July 2022. p. 7. Retrieved 2024-11-12.
  280. ^ Brookfield, Harold; Bedford, Richard; Latham, Marc; Bayliss-Smith, Tim; Brookfield, Muriel (July 2012). "The MAB project in the Eastern islands of Fiji, 1974-76" (PDF). Island Vulnerability. p. 1. Retrieved 2024-11-30.
  281. ^ Hevesi, Dennis (2009-05-29). "Thomas Franck, Who Advised Countries on Law, Dies at 77". The New York Times. Retrieved 2024-11-12.
  282. ^ "Lewis J. Edinger". John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Retrieved 2024-11-12.
  283. ^ Edinger, Lewis J. (June 1974). "Where are the political superstars?". Political Science Quarterl. 89 (2): 249–268. doi:10.2307/2149258. JSTOR 2149258. Retrieved 2024-11-30.
  284. ^ "VU's Dr. Graham granted fellowship". The Tennessean. Nashville, Tennessee, US. 1973-04-15. p. 67. Retrieved 2024-11-10 – via newspapers.com.
  285. ^ "News and Notes - Activity". PS. 6 (3): 373. Summer 1973. JSTOR 418340. Retrieved 2024-11-10.
  286. ^ "Walter F. Murphy". John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Retrieved 2024-11-12.
  287. ^ "Nathan, Andrew J." University of Zürich. Retrieved 2024-11-12.
  288. ^ Rose, Richard (September 1976). "On the Priorities of Government: A Developmental Analysis of Public Policies". European Journal of Political Research. 4 (3): 247. doi:10.1111/j.1475-6765.1976.tb00533.x. Retrieved 2024-11-12.
  289. ^ "Professor Richard Rose – 2014". Clayton Education Foundation. 2014. Retrieved 2024-11-12.
  290. ^ "Richard N. Rosecrance". John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Retrieved 2024-11-12.
  291. ^ Lean, Charles (1973-11-05). "Spiegel lecture examined international situation". The Retriever. Vol. 8, no. 10. University of Maryland. p. 3. Retrieved 2024-11-12.
  292. ^ "Mac professor honored". The Hamilton Spectator. Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. 1973-04-18. p. 7. Retrieved 2024-11-10 – via newspapers.com.
  293. ^ "Dr. Eimas awarded Guggenheim grant". The Bridgeport Post. Bridgeport, Connecticut, US. 1973-04-20. p. 22. Retrieved 2024-11-10 – via newspapers.com.
  294. ^ "Jean-Claude Falmagne". University of California, Irvine. Retrieved 2024-11-12.
  295. ^ Gelman, Rochel; Tucker, Marsha F. (March 1975). "Further Investigations of the Young Child's Conception of Number". Child Development. 46 (1): 167. doi:10.2307/1128845. JSTOR 1128845. Retrieved 2024-11-12.
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  298. ^ "James M. Jones". Society for Personality and Social Psychology. Retrieved 2024-11-12.
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  309. ^ "Olga de Amaral". Art Museum of the Americas. Retrieved 2024-11-30.
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