List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1969

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List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1969 [1]

FellowCategoryField of Study
Jorge Aceves Natural SciencesMolecular & Cellular Biology
John M. Alexander Natural SciencesChemistry
Leni Alexander Creative ArtsMusic Composition
Luis Raúl Almodóvar Natural SciencesPlant Sciences
Stanford Anderson HumanitiesArchitecture, Planning, & Design
Richard Allen Askey Natural SciencesMathematics
Arthur Lee-Francis Askins HumanitiesSpanish & Portuguese Literature
Anna Balakian HumanitiesFrench Literature
Eric A. Barnard Natural SciencesMolecular & Cellular Biology
Erik Barnouw Creative ArtsGeneral Nonfiction
Scott Bartlett Creative ArtsFilm
Damián Carlos Bayón Fine Arts Research
Jose Carlos Becerra Ramos Poetry
Elmer Lewis Becker Molecular & Cellular Biology
Larry S. Bell Fine Arts
Carlos Germán Belli de la Torre Poetry
Michael Benedikt Poetry
Sacvan Bercovitch American Literature
Samuel Morris Berman Physics
Joachim Birke German & Scandinavian Literature
Edward Alan Bloom English Literature
Jacob J. Blum Molecular & Cellular Biology
Charles Kincaid Bockelman Physics
Dwight Bolinger Linguistics
Alfredo S. C. Bolsi Earth Science
Marie Borroff English Literature
Beverly Mary Boyd Medieval Literature
Robert Browning Bradfield Medicine & Health
Ralph Bray Physics
Rubin Bressler Medicine & Health
Roger Hamilton Brown U.S. History
Stephen Douglas Burton Creative ArtsMusic Composition
Carlos Salvador Carbonell Organismic Biology & Ecology
Manuel Cardona Physics
John Edward Casida Molecular & Cellular Biology
Theodore Grant Castner Physics
Joseph Cerny Chemistry
Seymour Chatman Literary Criticism
Daniel J. Christensen Fine Arts
Alain Clément U.S. History
Paul Joseph Cohen Mathematics
Albert Spaulding Cook Literary Criticism
John R. Coplans Fine Arts Research
Gordon Alexander Craig German & East European History
Richard Lincoln Crocker Music Research
Lewis Perry Curtis British History
Lawrence Frederick Dahl Chemistry
Albert Damon Anthropology & Cultural Studies
Arthur C. Danto Philosophy
Howard Ted Davis Chemistry
Victoria de la Jara Anthropology & Cultural Studies
Walter De Maria Fine Arts
Johannes Martenis Jacob de Wet Plant Sciences
Kenneth M. Dolbeare Political Science
Bernard F. Dukore Theatre Arts
John Edmunds Music Composition
Elliot W. Eisner Education
Bernard F. Erlanger Natural SciencesMolecular & Cellular Biology
Alejandro Feinstein Natural SciencesAstronomy—Astrophysics
George R. Feiwel Social SciencesEconomics
Eliot Feld Creative ArtsChoreography
Herbert Ferber Creative ArtsFine Arts
Henry Albert Fischel HumanitiesNear Eastern Studies
Alfred G. Fischer Natural SciencesEarth Science
Stanley Fish HumanitiesEnglish Literature
Robert Forster HumanitiesFrench History
Irwin M. Freedberg Natural SciencesMedicine & Health
William W. Freehling HumanitiesU.S. History
Margit Frenk HumanitiesSpanish & Portuguese Literature
Tom S. Fricano Creative ArtsFine Arts
Sheldon Kay Friedlander Natural SciencesEngineering
Edward Allan Frieman Natural SciencesAstronomy—Astrophysics
Ivan Frisch Natural SciencesApplied Mathematics
Alan Garen Physics
William H. Gass Fiction
Jaime F. George Molecular & Cellular Biology
Robert Augustus Georges Folklore & Popular Culture
Brian Albert Gerrish Religion
Ivar Giaever Physics
A. Bartlett Giamatti English Literature
Margaret Brenman Gibson Psychology
Diane Giguère French Literature
Alberto Gironella Fine Arts
Murray Glanzer Psychology
Robert Gomer Chemistry
Joseph Goto Fine Arts
Ronald Gottesman American Literature
Loren R. Graham Russian History
Moltke Stefanus Gram Philosophy
Ralph Greif Applied Mathematics
Reinhold Grimm German & Scandinavian Literature
Erich S. Gruen Classics
Ricardo Gullón Spanish & Portuguese Literature
John Hagan Creative ArtsEnglish Literature
Walter S. H. Hamady Fine Arts
William Lee Hansen Education
Chauncey Hare Creative ArtsPhotography
James Thomas Harrison Poetry
Michael A. Harrison Computer Science
Geoffrey H. Hartman Literary Criticism
Eugene Helfand Chemistry
Juan José Hernández Fiction
William Mayo Hindle Creative ArtsFilm
Marion E. Hodes Medicine & Health
Donald R. Howard Medieval Literature
Antonín Hruby German & Scandinavian Literature
Chih-tsing Hsia East Asian Studies
Stanley Edgar Hyman Literary Criticism
Jorge Ibargüengoitia Creative ArtsFiction
Will Insley Creative ArtsFine Arts
David J. Jacob Architecture, Planning, & Design
Fredric Ruff Jameson French Literature
Richard C. Jeffrey Philosophy
Daniel D. Joseph Applied Mathematics
Richard Vincent Kadison Mathematics
Ludwig W. Kahn German & Scandinavian Literature
Thomas Kailath Computer Science
Edward J. Kane Economics
Simon Karlinsky Slavic Literature
Gordon D. Kaufman Religion
David Richard Kearns Chemistry
Raymond K. Kent African Studies
Larry Kevan Chemistry
James Roger King Organismic Biology & Ecology
Robert M. Kingdon French History
James L. Kinsey Chemistry
Arthur C. Kirsch English Literature
Ulrich C. Knoepflmacher English Literature
Arthur Kornberg Molecular & Cellular Biology
Robert Alan Kraft Religion
Harry Dieter Krause Law
Irene S. Kubota Creative ArtsFine Arts
David Charles Kubrin HumanitiesHistory of Science & Technology
Hilda Kuper Social SciencesAnthropology & Cultural Studies
Norma J. Lang Plant Sciences
Robert Langbaum Literary Criticism
Victor William Laurie Chemistry
Richard S. Lazarus Psychology
Miguel León-Portilla Anthropology & Cultural Studies
Ilse Lehiste Linguistics
Alfred Leslie Fine Arts
Edmund Chi Chien Lin Molecular & Cellular Biology
Roberto Juan Llaryora Sociology
Gerhard Loewenberg Political Science
Francis Donald Logan Medieval History
Edwin London Music Composition
Franklin A. Long Chemistry
Murray Louis Creative ArtsChoreography
Danny Lyon Creative ArtsPhotography
Robert Alan Maguire Slavic Literature
Robert P. Mangold Fine Arts
Ezio Marchi Mathematics
Robert Mortimer Marsh Sociology
Edward Andrew Maser Fine Arts Research
Cormac McCarthy Fiction
James McConicaBritish History
James R. McConkey Fiction
Donald Bertram McIntyre History of Science & Technology
Alan Parkhurst Merriam Anthropology & Cultural Studies
James E. Miller American Literature
Jerome R. Mintz Folklore & Popular Culture
C. Bradley Moore Chemistry
Ivan Morris East Asian Studies
Robert E. Morris Fine Arts
Frederick Mosteller Statistics
Richard L. Myers Creative ArtsFilm
Gary Baring Nash HumanitiesU.S. History
Robert A. Nelson Creative ArtsFilm
Richard E. Norris Plant Sciences
Benedito José Nunes HumanitiesLatin American Literature
John Opper Creative ArtsFine Arts
Robert Andrew Parker Fine Arts
José Perea-Sasiaín Medicine & Health
Martin Lewis Perl Physics
Richard Henry Popkin Philosophy
Robert C. Postma Fine Arts
John Webb Pratt U.S. History
Jack Preiss Molecular & Cellular Biology
Edward T. Price Geography & Environmental Studies
Frank W. Putnam Molecular & Cellular Biology
Theodore K. Rabb British History
Douglas W. Rae Political Science
Yvonne Rainer Creative ArtsChoreography
Peter H. Raven Natural SciencesPlant Sciences
Albert E. Rees Economics
Nicholas V. Riasanovsky Russian History
W. Allyn Rickett East Asian Studies
Philip Rieff Sociology
Henry Schroder Robinson Classics
John Mercel Robson English Literature
Alfredo Rodriguez Arias Theatre Arts
Thomas H. Rogers Fiction
Alan Roper English Literature
George Allan Russell Music Composition
Bruce Martin Russett Political Science
Alan Saret Fine Arts
Edward Vale Sayre Chemistry
John A. Schellman Chemistry
Seymour O. Schlanger Earth Science
Per Fredrik Scholander Medicine & Health
A. C. Scott Theatre Arts
Peter Dale Scott Medieval Literature
L. E. Scriven Engineering
George Andrew Seielstad Astronomy—Astrophysics
Alfred Erich Senn Russian History
Anne Sexton Poetry
Patricia Cayo Sexton Sociology
Norman S. Shiren Physics
John Willard Shy U.S. History
Frank Thomas Siebert Anthropology & Cultural Studies
Anthony E. Siegman Applied Mathematics
Rubens da Silva Santos Earth Science
Art Sinsabaugh Creative ArtsPhotography
Brian John Skinner Earth Science
G. William Skinner Anthropology & Cultural Studies
Gonzalo Sobejano Spanish & Portuguese Literature
Harvey Sollberger Music Composition
Gabor A. Somorjai Chemistry
Frank J. Sorauf Political Science
Patricia M. Spacks English Literature
Clark C. Spence U.S. History
John Arnott Spence Plant Sciences
George Alexander Starr English Literature
Gunther Siegmund Stent Molecular & Cellular Biology
Fritz Stern German & East European History
Joseph Eugene Stiglitz Economics
Thomas H. Stix Astronomy—Astrophysics
Henry Melson Stommel Earth Science
Myron S. Stout Fine Arts
Robert O. Swain Creative ArtsFine Arts
James Herbert Swinehart Natural SciencesChemistry
G. Thomas Tanselle HumanitiesBibliography
Herbert S. Terrace Social SciencesPsychology
Marcel Tetel HumanitiesFrench Literature
Robert Edwards Thach Natural SciencesChemistry
Stephan Albert Thernstrom HumanitiesU.S. History
Josiah D. Thompson HumanitiesPhilosophy
Alar Toomre Natural SciencesAstronomy—Astrophysics
Donald T. Trautman Social SciencesLaw
Melvin Marvin Tumin Social SciencesSociology
Bastiaan Cornelis van Fraassen HumanitiesPhilosophy
George T. WalkerCreative ArtsMusic Composition
John M. Wallace HumanitiesEnglish Literature
John Henry Warkentin Social SciencesGeography & Environmental Studies
Russell F. Weigley HumanitiesU.S. History
Bernard Weiner Social SciencesPsychology
Roy Weinstein Natural SciencesPhysics
Burton A. Weisbrod Social SciencesEconomics
Alexander Welsh English Literature
Virgil Keeble Whitaker HumanitiesEnglish Literature
Robert Lee White Natural SciencesPhysics
Harry A. Wilmer Social SciencesPsychology
Richard Saul Wurman HumanitiesArchitecture, Planning, & Design
Alfred Fabian Young HumanitiesU.S. History
Oscar Yujnovsky HumanitiesArchitecture, Planning, & Design
Fredrik Zachariasen Natural SciencesPhysics
Luther Harmon Zeigler Social SciencesEducation

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