List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1995

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List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1995 [1]

FellowCategoryField of Study
Henry Abelove HumanitiesPhilosophy
Jonathan James Graham Alexander HumanitiesFine Arts Research
Mark Antliff HumanitiesFine Arts Research
Skip Arnold Creative ArtsFine Arts
Ruth Behar Iberian & Latin American History
Jonathan Bennett HumanitiesPhilosophy
Ravindra N. Bhatt Physics
Linda Bierds Poetry
Sandow Birk Fine Arts
Joseph A. Boone Literary Criticism
Alfonse Borysewicz Fine Arts
Barbara Bosworth Creative ArtsPhotography
Donald E. Camp Creative ArtsPhotography
Federico Campbell Fiction
Carlos Capelán Fine Arts
Carole Caroompas Fine Arts
Arturo Carrera Poetry
Olivia Lucia Carrescia Creative ArtsFilm
James Casebere Creative ArtsPhotography
Sarah Charlesworth Fine Arts
James R. Chelikowsky Engineering
Dorothy L. Cheney Organismic Biology & Ecology
Luis Maria Chiappe Organismic Biology & Ecology
Abigail Child Creative ArtsFilm
Nancy J. Chodorow Sociology
Osvaldo Civitarese Physics
Maxine Clair Fiction
Marcelo Cohen Fiction
Michael Collier Creative ArtsPoetry
Maureen Connor Fine Arts
Todd J. Cooke Plant Sciences
Frank Costigliola U.S. History
Gary W. Cox Social SciencesPolitical Science
Catherine L. Craig Organismic Biology & Ecology
Juan Carlos Cremata Malberti Creative ArtsFilm
Ann Hunt Currier Creative ArtsPhotography
George F. Custen HumanitiesFilm, Video, & Radio Studies
Pellegrino A. D'Acierno Film, Video, & Radio Studies
E. Valentine Daniel Anthropology & Cultural Studies
Paul McE. Davis Earth Science
Carlos I. Degregori Political Science
René Depestre General Nonfiction
Dean Drummond Music Composition
Alberto Durant Creative ArtsFilm
R. David Edmunds U.S. History
Yakov Eliashberg Natural SciencesMathematics
Susanna Elm HumanitiesReligion
James Emery Creative ArtsMusic Composition
Martha Julia Farah Social SciencesPsychology
Christopher A. Faraone HumanitiesClassics
Ariel Fernandez Natural SciencesPhysics
Antonio Eligio Fernández Rodriguez Creative ArtsFine Arts
León Ferrari Creative ArtsFine Arts
Richard A. Firtel Natural SciencesMolecular & Cellular Biology
Vernon Fisher Creative ArtsFine Arts
Steven A. Frank Natural SciencesOrganismic Biology & Ecology
Felice Frankel Natural SciencesScience Writing
Alice T. Friedman HumanitiesArchitecture, Planning, & Design
Gladys-Marie Fry HumanitiesFolklore & Popular Culture
Neal Gabler Creative ArtsBiography
Huajian Gao Engineering
Alicia E. Garcia Santana Architecture, Planning, & Design
Boris Gasparov Slavic Literature
Gary Gerstle U.S. History
Steve Gianakos Fine Arts
Dagoberto Gilb Fiction
Wendy Z. Goldman Russian History
Osvaldo Noé Golijov Music Composition
James Gordley Law
Gennady Gorelik History of Science & Technology
Patricia M. Graney Creative ArtsChoreography
Yuri Gurevich Computer Science
Peter Haidu HumanitiesMedieval Literature
Gwendolyn Midlo Hall U.S. History
Timothy Hampton French Literature
Gail G. Hanson Physics
Saul Haymond Fine Arts
Douglas Hobbie Fiction
Carl A. Huffman Classics
Ann Hulbert General Nonfiction
David Ives Creative ArtsDrama & Performance Art
Ken Jacobs Creative ArtsFilm
Daniel Javitch Italian Literature
Tamara Jenkins Creative ArtsFilm
Paul E. Johnson U.S. History
Albert R. Jonsen Intellectual & Cultural History
Ben Katchor Fiction
Lodge Kerrigan Creative ArtsFilm
Peter Kilby African Studies
Steven A. Kivelson Physics
Raoul Kopelman Chemistry
Pedro Labarca Molecular & Cellular Biology
David D. Laitin Political Science
Donna Landry English Literature
Takie S. Lebra Anthropology & Cultural Studies
Patrick A. Lee Physics
Adriana Lestido Creative ArtsPhotography
David Lawrence Levinthal Creative ArtsPhotography
Ronald M. Levy Molecular & Cellular Biology
Moshe Lewin Russian History
Mary S. Lewis Bibliography
Tien-Yien Li Applied Mathematics
Alan Liu Literary Criticism
David Loewenstein English Literature
James Longenbach American Literature
Derek Mahon Poetry
Ursula Mamlok Music Composition
Bruce Mannheim Anthropology & Cultural Studies
George M. Marsden Creative ArtsBiography
John Martin Renaissance History
Frederick Marx Creative ArtsFilm
E. Ann Matter Religion
Enrique J. Mayer Anthropology & Cultural Studies
John H. McDowell Folklore & Popular Culture
Marjorie K. McIntosh Medieval History
Lynne McMahon Poetry
Cildo Meireles Fine Arts
María Rosa Menocal Medieval Literature
Carolyn Merchant Intellectual & Cultural History
Brinkley Messick Anthropology & Cultural Studies
James R. Millar Economic History
Mary Miller Anthropology & Cultural Studies
Alejandra Moreno Toscano Iberian & Latin American History
Henri Moscovici Mathematics
Thylias Moss Poetry
Jeffrey Mumford Music Composition
William Thomas Newsome Neuroscience
Karen Offen HumanitiesFrench History
Iwao Ojima Natural SciencesChemistry
Ingram Olkin Natural SciencesStatistics
Harry V. Orlyk Creative ArtsFine Arts
Darcy Marie Padilla Creative ArtsPhotography
Dennis G. Pardee Near Eastern Studies
Ann Patchett Fiction
Steve Paxton Creative ArtsChoreography
Gabriel Peluffo Linari Fine Arts Research
Marilene Phipps Fine Arts
Tristan Platt Iberian & Latin American History
Sorin Teodor Popa Mathematics
Helen Prejean General Nonfiction
Andrew Rindfleisch Music Composition
Fernando Rodriguez Villegas Mathematics
Michael Rosenthal Creative ArtsBiography
Doris Salcedo Fine Arts
Laura Salmon Creative ArtsPhotography
Edward T. Samulski Chemistry
Peter Schjeldahl General Nonfiction
Robert A. Schneider French History
R. Keith Schoppa East Asian Studies
Juliet B. Schor Economics
Anthony Seeger Anthropology & Cultural Studies
Robert M. Seyfarth Organismic Biology & Ecology
Susan Slyomovics Near Eastern Studies
Neil Smith Geography & Environmental Studies
Paul Smolensky Psychology
Reba N. Soffer British History
Thomas Spear African Studies
Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak Literary Criticism
George Steinmetz Sociology
David B. Stern Molecular & Cellular Biology
Eve Sussman Creative ArtsFine Arts
Bart M. Taub Social SciencesEconomics
John Jay TePaske HumanitiesIberian & Latin American History
Janis Tomlinson HumanitiesFine Arts Research
Susan Treggiari HumanitiesClassics
Osvaldo D. Uchitel Natural SciencesNeuroscience
Lawrence J. Vale HumanitiesArchitecture, Planning, & Design
J. Samuel Valenzuela Social SciencesAnthropology & Cultural Studies
Fernando Vidal HumanitiesPhilosophy
Paula Vogel Creative ArtsDrama & Performance Art
Peter Waite Creative ArtsFine Arts
John F. C. Wardle Natural SciencesAstronomy—Astrophysics
Michael S. Waterman Natural SciencesMolecular & Cellular Biology
Edith Wyschogrod HumanitiesReligion
Robert Rahway Zakanitch Creative ArtsFine Arts
Alexander B. Zamolodchikov Natural SciencesPhysics
Catherine W. Zerner HumanitiesArchitecture, Planning, & Design
Franklin E. Zimring Social SciencesLaw
Ricardo Zohn-Muldoon Creative ArtsMusic Composition

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