List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1996 [1]
Fellow | Category | Field of Study |
Henry J. Aaron | Social Sciences | Economics |
Lila Abu-Lughod | Social Sciences | Anthropology & Cultural Studies |
Sadhan Kumar Adhikari | Natural Sciences | Physics |
Agha Shahid Ali | Creative Arts | Poetry |
Carlos Aguirre | Creative Arts | Fine Arts |
Peggy Ahwesh | Creative Arts | Film |
César Tomás Aira | Creative Arts | Fiction |
Wye Jamison Allanbrook | Humanities | Music Research |
George Reid Andrews | Humanities | Iberian & Latin American History |
Nina M. Athanassoglou-Kallmyer | Humanities | Fine Arts Research |
Carmen Bambach | Humanities | Fine Arts Research |
Larry M. Bartels | Social Sciences | Political Science |
John Beardsley | Architecture, Planning, & Design | |
Etelvino J. H. Bechara | Molecular & Cellular Biology | |
Neal Bell | Drama & Performance Art | |
Anna Maria Busse Berger | Music Research | |
Paul F. Berliner | Folklore & Popular Culture | |
Stephanie Black | Creative Arts | Film |
Anthony M. Bloch | Applied Mathematics | |
George Boolos | Philosophy | |
José Alberto Braunstein | Anthropology & Cultural Studies | |
Lucie Brock-Broido | Poetry | |
Philip H. Bucksbaum | Physics | |
Graham B. Campbell | Fine Arts | |
Jane Caplan | Intellectual & Cultural History | |
Néstor Carrillo | Plant Sciences | |
George Chauncey | U.S. History | |
Chen Yi | Creative Arts | Music Composition |
Jamsheed Chosky | Near Eastern Studies | |
Steven Chu | Physics | |
Susanna Coffey | Fine Arts | |
Mark R. Cohen | Near Eastern Studies | |
Alan Colquhoun | Architecture, Planning, & Design | |
Valdir Cruz | Creative Arts | Photography |
Michael Daugherty | Music Composition | |
John A. Davis | Italian History | |
Philip J. DeVries | Natural Sciences | Organismic Biology & Ecology |
Andrés Di Tella | Creative Arts | Film |
Ronald I. Dorn | Geography & Environmental Studies | |
Prasenjit Duara | East Asian Studies | |
Carroll Dunham | Fine Arts | |
Morris Eaves | Literary Criticism | |
Jennifer Egan | Fiction | |
Robin L. Einhorn | U.S. History | |
Nicole Eisenman | Fine Arts | |
Uri Eisenzweig | French Literature | |
Terry Evans | Creative Arts | Photography |
Kevin Jerome Everson | Creative Arts | Photography |
Constantin Fasolt | Humanities | German & East European History |
Rochelle Feinstein | Creative Arts | Fine Arts |
David Ferry | Creative Arts | Poetry |
Philip Fisher | Humanities | Literary Criticism |
Jonathan Franzen | Creative Arts | Fiction |
Rosana Patricia Fuertes | Creative Arts | Fine Arts |
Pablo E. Furman | Creative Arts | Music Composition |
Jorge Gamboa | Physics | |
David Ganz | Medieval Literature | |
Juan Gelman | Poetry | |
Susan A. Gelman | Psychology | |
Chambliss Giobbi | Music Composition | |
Mike Glier | Fine Arts | |
David P. Goldenberg | Molecular & Cellular Biology | |
David Guterson | Fiction | |
Jacquelyn Dowd Hall | U.S. History | |
William F. Hanks | Anthropology & Cultural Studies | |
Lars Peter Hansen | Economics | |
Russell Hardin | Political Science | |
Ruth Harris | French History | |
Thomas Harris | Creative Arts | Photography |
Tim Harris | British History | |
Dayton Haskin | English Literature | |
Hayden Herrera | Creative Arts | Biography |
Mack P. Holt | Renaissance History | |
Jonathon Howard | Molecular & Cellular Biology | |
Susan Howe | Poetry | |
Nora Jacobson | Creative Arts | Film |
Jainendra K. Jain | Physics | |
Roberta Johnson | Spanish & Portuguese Literature | |
Mark D. Jordan | Humanities | Medieval Literature |
Paul Kaiser | Video & Audio | |
Catherine Kallin | Physics | |
Richard B. Kaner | Chemistry | |
Temma Kaplan | Intellectual & Cultural History | |
P. Andrew Karplus | Molecular & Cellular Biology | |
Aviva Kempner | Creative Arts | Film |
Jon Kessler | Fine Arts | |
Kyung-Suk Kim | Engineering | |
John T. Koch | Medieval Literature | |
Harold Hongju Koh | Law | |
Howard Korder | Drama & Performance Art | |
Kathryn Kramer | Fiction | |
Corinne A. Kratz | Anthropology & Cultural Studies | |
Allan Kulikoff | Humanities | U.S. History |
Michèle Lamont | Sociology | |
Russell Lande | Organismic Biology & Ecology | |
Ullrich Langer | Italian Literature | |
Peter Lepage | Physics | |
Suzanne Jill Levine | Latin American Literature | |
Bruce G. Lindsay | Statistics | |
Ralph Lombreglia | Fiction | |
Setha M. Low | Architecture, Planning, & Design | |
Cristina Magaldi | Music Research | |
Sabina Magliocco | Folklore & Popular Culture | |
Frank Majore | Creative Arts | Photography |
Florencia E. Mallon | Humanities | Iberian & Latin American History |
Carl Martin | Creative Arts | Photography |
Jann Matlock | Fine Arts Research | |
Jane Dammen McAuliffe | Religion | |
Todd McGrain | Fine Arts | |
J. R. McNeill | Science Writing | |
Jorge H. Medina | Neuroscience | |
H. Jay Melosh | Earth Science | |
Kenneth M. Merz | Chemistry | |
Sam Messer | Fine Arts | |
Ann Messner | Fine Arts | |
Axel Meyer | Organismic Biology & Ecology | |
Eugenia Meyer | Iberian & Latin American History | |
Paulo K. Monteiro | Economics | |
Jennifer Montgomery | Creative Arts | Film |
Rodrigo Montoya Rojas | Anthropology & Cultural Studies | |
Louis A. Montrose | English Literature | |
Shaul Mukamel | Chemistry | |
Desiderio Navarro | Humanities | Latin American Literature |
Larry Neal | Humanities | Economic History |
Robert Nozick | Humanities | Philosophy |
Josiah Ober | Humanities | Classics |
Chris Offutt | Creative Arts | Fiction |
Celeste Olalquiaga | Humanities | Fine Arts Research |
Patrick Olivelle | Humanities | Religion |
Eduardo L. Ortiz | Humanities | History of Science & Technology |
Karen Hunger Parshall | History of Science & Technology | |
Joyce Pensato | Fine Arts | |
Irene M. Pepperberg | Natural Sciences | Organismic Biology & Ecology |
Gregory A. Petsko | Molecular & Cellular Biology | |
Janet Pierrehumbert | Linguistics | |
Raymond T. Pierrehumbert | Applied Mathematics | |
Kenneth Pomeranz | Economic History | |
Gyan Prakash | South Asian Studies | |
Ed Radtke | Creative Arts | Film |
Natasha V. Raikhel | Plant Sciences | |
Lawrence S. Rainey | American Literature | |
Gabriel Retes Balzaretti | Creative Arts | Film |
Nelly Richard | Latin American Literature | |
Eduardo Luis Rodríguez | Architecture, Planning, & Design | |
Roque Roldán Ortega | General Nonfiction | |
Marina Roseman | Anthropology & Cultural Studies | |
Jonathan Rosenbaum | Film, Video, & Radio Studies | |
Morris Rosenzweig | Music Composition | |
Mark Rudman | Poetry | |
C. Bryan Rulon | Music Composition | |
Kathe Sandler | Creative Arts | Film |
Eric L. Santner | Intellectual & Cultural History | |
Stacy Schiff | Creative Arts | Biography |
Richard M. Schoen | Mathematics | |
Lynn Shapiro | Creative Arts | Choreography |
Barbara Sicherman | U.S. History | |
María Teresa Sirvent | Education | |
Valeska Soares | Fine Arts | |
Ignacio Solares Bernal | Fiction | |
Theodore Steinberg | U.S. History | |
Jessica Stockholder | Fine Arts | |
Linda Stojak | Fine Arts | |
Barbara G. Taylor | Humanities | British History |
Chris Theofanidis | Creative Arts | Music Composition |
George Tsontakis | Creative Arts | Music Composition |
Antonio Wallace Turok | Creative Arts | Photography |
Mark Tushnet | Social Sciences | Law |
Julio A. Urbina | Natural Sciences | Molecular & Cellular Biology |
David L. Vander Meulen | Humanities | Bibliography |
Doug Varone | Creative Arts | Choreography |
Stephen A. Vavasis | Natural Sciences | Computer Science |
J. David Velleman | Humanities | Philosophy |
Dan Voiculescu | Natural Sciences | Mathematics |
Athena Vrettos | Humanities | English Literature |
Kay B. Warren | Social Sciences | Anthropology & Cultural Studies |
Janis C. Weeks | Natural Sciences | Neuroscience |
Stephen D. White | Humanities | Medieval History |
Stanley Whitney | Creative Arts | Fine Arts |
R. Mark Wightman | Natural Sciences | Chemistry |
Clifford M. Will | Natural Sciences | Astronomy—Astrophysics |
Fredric Woodbridge Wilson | Humanities | Theatre Arts |
George R. Wodicka | Natural Sciences | Medicine & Health |
Robert Wrigley | Creative Arts | Poetry |
Maxine Yalovitz-Blankenship | Creative Arts | Fine Arts |
Bell Yung | Humanities | Folklore & Popular Culture |
Viviana A. Zelizer | Social Sciences | Sociology |
Rosemary Lévy Zumwalt | Social Sciences | Anthropology & Cultural Studies |
Barton Zwiebach | Natural Sciences | Physics |
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