List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1967

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List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1967 [1]

FellowCategoryField of Study
Ernest Wilcox Adams HumanitiesPhilosophy
Roberto Alberty Creative ArtsFine Arts
Dalmo de Souza Amorim Natural SciencesMedicine & Health
Wallace Ludwig Anderson HumanitiesAmerican Literature
Thomas Julius Anton Social SciencesPolitical Science
David E. Apter Social SciencesPolitical Science
John Alexander Armstrong Social SciencesPolitical Science
Arthur Ian Aronson Natural SciencesMolecular & Cellular Biology
John Ashbery Creative ArtsPoetry
Richard C. Atkinson Social SciencesEducation
Kimball C. Atwood Natural SciencesMolecular & Cellular Biology
Robert Auerbach Natural SciencesMolecular & Cellular Biology
Edward Avedisian Creative ArtsFine Arts
Paul H. Avrich HumanitiesRussian History
Héctor Azar Barbar HumanitiesTheatre Arts
John Edwin Baldwin Natural SciencesChemistry
Ian G. Barbour HumanitiesReligion
Frank Barron Social SciencesPsychology
Rémy Bastien Sociology
Antonio M. Battro Psychology
David Thomas Bazelon Law
Ernst Behler German & Scandinavian Literature
Jordan Belson Creative ArtsFilm
Paul Benacerraf Philosophy
William Ralph Bennett Physics
Carl Edward Bereiter Education
Leo Bersani French Literature
Warner Bement Berthoff American Literature
Peter Anthony Bertocci Philosophy
Philip Thomas Bezanson Music Composition
Hans H. A. Bielenstein South Asian Studies
George Lee Bireline Fine Arts
Howard Kent Birnbaum Applied Mathematics
Tagea Kristina Simon Björnberg Organismic Biology & Ecology
Paul Blackburn Poetry
Peter H. Blanckenhagen Fine Arts Research
James Barkley Blue Creative ArtsFilm
Walter D. Bonner Plant Sciences
Iris Yvonne Borg Earth Science
Merle L. Borrowman Education
Frank Bowling Fine Arts
Carl Edward Braaten Religion
Louis de Branges Mathematics
Richard Brilliant Fine Arts Research
James D. Brooks Fine Arts
Daniel Hovey Calhoun U.S. History
Kenneth Neill Cameron English Literature
Herman Y. Carr Physics
Frank Paul Casa Spanish & Portuguese Literature
Hector-Neri Castañeda Philosophy
Fernando Cervigón Marcos Earth Science
Birutė Ciplijauskaitė Spanish & Portuguese Literature
Robert Erskine Cleland Plant Sciences
Ornette Coleman Music Composition
William B. Coley English Literature
Eugene D. Commins Physics
Giles Constable Medieval History
Guillermo A. Contreras Medicine & Health
Marie Cosindas Creative ArtsPhotography
Albert Morton Craig East Asian Studies
George H. Crumb Music Composition
Alexandre Eulalio Pimenta Cunha Latin American Literature
Edward Baldwin Curtis Mathematics
Morris Davis Political Science
Carlos F. Díaz-Alejandro Economics
Amilcar Augusto Pereira de Castro Fine Arts
David Joseph DeLaura English Literature
Arthur Pentland Dempster Statistics
Charles John Dizenzo Drama & Performance Art
Madeleine Doran English Literature
Robert J. Downey Creative ArtsFilm
Edward P. Dozier Anthropology & Cultural Studies
Sally Hazelet Drummond Fine Arts
James George Eayrs Political Science
John O. Edwards Chemistry
Allan Jacob Erslev Natural SciencesMolecular & Cellular Biology
Luis Sigifredo Espinal T. Natural SciencesPlant Sciences
Richard Carl Exner HumanitiesGerman & Scandinavian Literature
David L. Falkoff Natural SciencesPhysics
Manny Farber HumanitiesFilm, Video, & Radio Studies
Iain Finnie Natural SciencesEngineering
Martin E. Fishbein Social SciencesPsychology
Avrom Fleishman HumanitiesLiterary Criticism
Seymour Fogel Natural SciencesMolecular & Cellular Biology
Christopher S. Foote Natural SciencesMolecular & Cellular Biology
Roberto I. M. G. Forneris Natural SciencesPhysics
Patricia Tobacco Forrester Creative ArtsFine Arts
David Fairweather Foxon HumanitiesBibliography
George Marsh Fredrickson HumanitiesU.S. History
A. Stone Freedberg Natural SciencesMedicine & Health
Eric Conrad Freund HumanitiesArchitecture, Planning, & Design
Theodore Wood Friend HumanitiesSouth Asian Studies
Kenneth L. Gaburo Music Composition
Frank Otto Gatell U.S. History
George Paul Georghiou Organismic Biology & Ecology
Kenneth Jay Gergen Psychology
Emmanuel Ghent Music Composition
Julian Howard Gibbs Molecular & Cellular Biology
Corinne Lathrop Gilb Sociology
Walter Gilbert Molecular & Cellular Biology
Carlos Gitler Rechtman Molecular & Cellular Biology
Charles James Goebel Physics
Maurice Marks Goldsmith Political Science
Timothy H. Goldsmith Organismic Biology & Ecology
Malcolm Goldstein Theatre Arts
Craufurd David Wycliffe Goodwin Economic History
Gilbert Saul Gordan Medicine & Health
Raymond Grew German & East European History
Hans Rudolf Griem Astronomy—Astrophysics
Irwin C. Gunsalus Molecular & Cellular Biology
Monroe Z. Hafter HumanitiesSpanish & Portuguese Literature
Raoul Hague Creative ArtsFine Arts
Charles Edward Hamm Music Research
Cadet Hammond Hand Organismic Biology & Ecology
William Royal Harvey Molecular & Cellular Biology
Daniel Heartz Music Research
Ernest Mark Henley Physics
Jay L. Hirshfield Applied Mathematics
Theodore Hornberger American Literature
Maureen Howard Fiction
Graham Hoyle Neuroscience
Adrienne Doris Hytier French Literature
Vernon Martin Ingram Natural SciencesMolecular & Cellular Biology
Robert Louis Jackson Slavic Literature
Richard Calvin Jarnagin Chemistry
Christopher Jencks Earth Science
Eric O. Johannesson German & Scandinavian Literature
Robert Walter Johannsen U.S. History
Garth Jones Physics
Allan Kaprow Fine Arts
David Kaser Bibliography
Seymour Katcoff Chemistry
Thomas J. Katz Chemistry
Adrienne Kennedy Drama & Performance Art
Vlady Kibalchich Russakov Fine Arts
Porter Martin Kier Earth Science
Yuriko Kikuchi Creative ArtsChoreography
Gordon Stanley Kino Engineering
Gabriel Kohn Fine Arts
Arthur Kopit Drama & Performance Art
Jerzy Kosinski Fiction
Richard Kostelanetz General Nonfiction
James S. Kouvel Physics
William Kraft Music Composition
Ojars Kratins Medieval Literature
George Krause Creative ArtsPhotography
Irving Bernard Kravis Economics
John D. Krumboltz Education
Nicholas Krushenick Fine Arts
Herbert Jay Landar Linguistics
Walter Gordon Langlois French Literature
James Lynn Larimer Neuroscience
Vicente Leñero Otero Fiction
Dennis Leon Fine Arts
Barbara Kiefer Lewalski English Literature
Edward Sheldon Lewis Chemistry
Lowell N. Lewis Molecular & Cellular Biology
Leigh Lisker Linguistics
Leon Frank Litwack U.S. History
David Sherman Lovejoy U.S. History
Theodore J. Lowi Political Science
Rose Mandel Creative ArtsPhotography
Leslie A. Marchand English Literature
Steven Marcus English Literature
Donald James Martino Music Composition
Wilson Martins Latin American Literature
Roger Davis Masters Political Science
David Matza Sociology
Arno Joseph Mayer German & East European History
Bruce R. McGarvey Chemistry
Thomas McGrath Poetry
Carl Edwin McIlwain Physics
James M. McPherson U.S. History
Edward Jay Miller Music Composition
Edwin Haviland Miller American Literature
Sibyl D. Moholy-Nagy Architecture, Planning, & Design
Guido Molinari Fine Arts
Ian Whitelaw Monie Medicine & Health
Marco Antonio Montes de Oca Poetry
Vivian Moses Natural SciencesMolecular & Cellular Biology
Robert Moskowitz Fine Arts
Frederick Wolf Munz Molecular & Cellular Biology
Walter Tandy Murch Fine Arts
Héctor Alvarez Murena Fiction
James Dickson Murray Engineering
William Nachbar Natural SciencesApplied Mathematics
Satyabrata Nandi Natural SciencesMolecular & Cellular Biology
Víctor Augusto Núñez Regueiro Social SciencesAnthropology & Cultural Studies
Herbert Blair Neatby HumanitiesBritish History
Frederick Neumann Music Research
Henry B. Nicholson Anthropology & Cultural Studies
Alden Nowlan Creative ArtsFiction
Pedro Nowosad Natural SciencesMathematics
Richard Desmond O'Brien Natural SciencesNeuroscience
Joyce Carol Oates Creative ArtsFiction
Frederick Arlan Olafson HumanitiesPhilosophy
Ezequiel de Olaso HumanitiesPhilosophy
Donald J. Olsen HumanitiesBritish History
John Overend Natural SciencesChemistry
Marion Palfi Creative ArtsPhotography
Raymond Parker Fine Arts
Rodman Wilson Paul U.S. History
Lee D. Peachey Molecular & Cellular Biology
Thomas Fraser Pettigrew Psychology
Allen Compere Pipkin Applied Mathematics
George W. Platzman Earth Science
Charles Pollock Fine Arts
Michael Ponce de León Fine Arts
Keith R. Porter Molecular & Cellular Biology
Francis Paul Prucha U.S. History
Alejandro Puente Fine Arts
Ralph J. Raitt Organismic Biology & Ecology
Fausto Arturo Ramirez Chemistry
Mary Helen Rasmussen Music Research
Theodore Franklin Reff Fine Arts Research
Ad F. Reinhardt Fine Arts
Henry H. Remak German & Scandinavian Literature
Frederic Middlebrook Richards Molecular & Cellular Biology
Herman G. Richey Chemistry
Moses Rischin U.S. History
John A. Robinson Computer Science
Lawrence Baylor Robinson Engineering
Sergio Rodriguez Physics
William Kent Rose English Literature
Jakob Rosenberg Fine Arts Research
Edward Weil Rosenheim English Literature
Joseph Rothschild Political Science
Rodolfo Ruibal Organismic Biology & Ecology
Marshall D. Sahlins Anthropology & Cultural Studies
Eraldus Scala Engineering
Joseph F. Schacht Near Eastern Studies
Stanley Schachter Psychology
Jerome B. Schneewind Philosophy
Richard J. Schoeck Law
James Ralston Scobie Iberian & Latin American History
Alan W. Searcy Chemistry
Irving Ezra Segal Mathematics
Tomás Segovia Poetry
Ben B. Seligman Economics
Bernard Semmel British History
Dietmar Seyferth Chemistry
Lauriston Sharp Anthropology & Cultural Studies
Muzafer Sherif Psychology
John Silcox Physics
Claude Mitchell Simpson American Literature
Arthur Joseph Slavin British History
Moishe Smith Fine Arts
Milton Sobel Statistics
Joseph M. Solá-Solé Spanish & Portuguese Literature
Christopher Spencer English Literature
Mark Spilka Literary Criticism
William Russell Spillers Computer Science
Parithychery R. Srinivasan Molecular & Cellular Biology
Philip A. Stadter Renaissance History
Donald Adelbert Stone French Literature
Frank William Stringfellow Religion
Lawrence Talbot Natural SciencesEngineering
John Torrence Tate Natural SciencesMathematics
William N. Tavolga Natural SciencesOrganismic Biology & Ecology
Kip Stephen Thorne Natural SciencesAstronomy—Astrophysics
Harold Tovish Creative ArtsFine Arts
Sam Bard Treiman Natural SciencesPhysics
Richard Aaker Trythall Creative ArtsMusic Composition
Yi-Fu Tuan Social SciencesGeography & Environmental Studies
Jerry Norman Uelsmann Creative ArtsPhotography
Stephen H. Unger Natural SciencesComputer Science
Carlos María Urien Natural SciencesEarth Science
Albert Valdman HumanitiesLinguistics
Paul Matthews van Buren HumanitiesReligion
Arthur Veis Natural SciencesMolecular & Cellular Biology
Kurt Vonnegut Creative ArtsFiction
Charles T. Walker Natural SciencesPhysics
James King Walker Natural SciencesPhysics
Philip D. Walker HumanitiesFrench Literature
Earl Reeves Wasserman HumanitiesEnglish Literature
George Whalley HumanitiesEnglish Literature
Harold Widom Natural SciencesMathematics
David B. Wittry Natural SciencesApplied Mathematics
Emerson Seville Woelffer Creative ArtsFine Arts
Ramón Xirau Subias HumanitiesLiterary Criticism
Irving Zabin Natural SciencesMolecular & Cellular Biology
Lotfi A. Zadeh Natural SciencesApplied Mathematics
Donald S. Zagoria Social SciencesPolitical Science
Anthony Nicholas Zahareas HumanitiesSpanish & Portuguese Literature
Moshe Zeltzer HumanitiesNear Eastern Studies
Lawrence I. Zox Creative ArtsFine Arts

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