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Two hundred and forty-eight Guggenheim Fellowships were awarded in 1955, with grants totaling at $968,000.

1955 U.S. and Canadian Fellows

Category Field of Study Fellow Notes Ref
Creative Arts Fiction Saul Bellow Also won in 1948
Hortense Calisher Also won in 1952
Marie Campbell Also won in 1944
Kermit H. Hunter
André Langevin
Fine Art Edris Eckhardt Also won in 1959
Ben Kamihira Also won in 1956
Seong Moy
Hobson Pittman
Sahl Swarz Also won in 1958
Donald S. Thrall
Music Composition Walter E. Aschaffenburg Also won in 1973
Henry Dreyfuss Brant Also won in 1946
Peggy Glanville-Hicks Also won in 1957
Hall Franklin Overton Also won in 1967
Russell Smith
Hugo Weisgall Also won in 1960, 1966
Photographer Robert Frank Also won in 1956
Todd Webb Also won in 1956
Poetry Barbara Gibbs Golffing Also won in 1956
Barbara Howes
Humanities American Literature Harold William Blodgett
Charles Feidelson, Jr.
Joseph N. Frank Also won in 1975
Ernest Samuels Also won in 1971
Bibliography Irene Dakin Paden
Biography Irvin Ehrenpreis Also won in 1961
British History Hessel Duncan Hall
Classics Emmett L. Bennett, Jr.
James Frank Gilliam
Arthur Ernest Gordon
George Emmanuel Mylonas Also won in 1968
James Henry Oliver (de) Also won in 1946
William Kendrick Pritchett Also won in 1951
Morton Smith
East Asian Studies John Frank Cady Also won in 1960
Ch'ên Shou-yi
Ferdinand Diederich Lessing (de) Also won in 1952
Economic History Bray Hammond Also won in 1950
English Literature Mark Eccles
William Irvine Also won in 1962
Paul Harold Kocher Also won in 1946
Carl Woodring
Fine Arts Research Bartlett H. Hayes, Jr.
Horst Woldemar Janson Also won in 1948
Folklore and Popular Culture Harold Courlander Also won in 1948
Francis Peabody Magoun, Jr.
Frederic Ramsey, Jr. Also won in 1953
Stith Thompson
French Literature Irving Putter
German and East European History Friedrich Engel-Janosi
German and Scandinavian Literature Liselotte Dieckmann
George Clarence Schoolfield
Detlev Walther Schumann
History of Science and Technology Eugene Maximilian Karl Geiling
Marie Boas Hall
Cyril Stanley Smith Also won in 1978
Glenn Allen Sonnedecker
Intellectual and Cultural History Gertrude Himmelfarb Also won in 1957
Henry Stuart Hughes
Gerhard Strassman Masur (es)
Italian Literature Bernard Weinberg Also won in 1945
Latin American Literature Robert Cooper West
Linguistics Peter Alexis Boodberg Also won in 1938, 1963
Denzel Raybourne Carr
Henry R. Kahane Also won in 1962
Max Weinreich Also won in 1956
Medieval History Gaines Post (fr) Also won in 1939
Brian Tierney Also won in 1956
Medieval Literature Kemp Malone
Rossell Hope Robbins
Music Research Yury Arbatsky (de) Also won in 1956
Noah Greenberg
Eta Harich-Schneider Also won in 1953, 1954
Bernard Stambler
Oliver Strunk Also won in 1951
Walter Lincoln Woodfill
Near Eastern Studies Ernest Bender
Jacob Joel Finkelstein
Philosophy Irving Marmer Copi
Philip Merlan
Charles Egerton Osgood Also won in 1972
Renaissance History Josephine Waters Bennett Also won in 1944
William Nelson
Craig R. Thompson Also won in 1942, 1954, 1968
Franklin B. Williams, Jr.
Russian Studies Wacław Lednicki (pl) Also won in 1956
Science Writing Gobind Behari Lal
Slavic Literature Dmitry Cizevsky
Spanish and Portuguese Literature José de Onís
Oliver Howard Hauptmann
Theatre Arts Monroe Lippman
Charles Ensign Rogers
United States History John Richard Alden
Thomas B. Alexander
Shelby Foote Also won in 1956, 1959
Norman Francis Furniss
Eric Frederick Goldman
Edward Chase Kirkland
Bessie Louise Pierce Also won in 1957
George Wilson Pierson
Frank Everson Vandiver
Natural Science Applied Math Leslie Stephen George Kovasznay
Wulf Bernard Kunkel Also won in 1972
James Edward Storer
Astronomy and Astrophysics Louis Craig Green
Martin Schwarzschild
John Hughes Tinlot
Chemistry Isadore Amdur
Paul Doughty Bartlett Also won in 1971
Milton Burton
Robert Hugh Cole Also won in 1961
Burris Bell Cunningham (de)
John Courtney Decius
Paul Delahay Also won in 1971
Stanley Jerome Cristol Also won in 1980
George Dawson Halsey, Jr.
George Simms Hammond
Harold Hart
Ralph A. James
David Lipkin
Lynne L. Merritt, Jr.
Richard M. Noyes
Isadore Perlman Also won in 1962
Henry Rapoport
Calvin Lee Stevens
Julian M. Sturtevant
Henry Taube Also won in 1949
Alfred Lawrence Wilds
John Warren Williams
Earth Science Isaac Barshad
Kenneth E. Caster (de) Also won in 1943, 1954
Ernst Cloos (de)
Maurice Ewing Also won in 1938, 1939, 1953
Richard Holmes Merriam
Mathematics Philip J. Davis
Marshall Hall, Jr. Also won in 1970
Edwin Hewitt Also won in 1945
Gerhard Paul Hochschild
Arthur J. Lohwater
Edward James McShane
Alfred Tarski Also won in 1941, 1942
Alexander Weinstein Also won in 1954
George W. Whitehead
Daniel Zelinsky
Medicine and Health David K. Detweiler
Oskar Hirsch (sv) (de)
Cyril Norman Hugh Long
Malcolm Ray Miller Also won in 1966
Lloyd Milton Nyhus
Donal Sheehan
Molecular and Cellular Biology Thomas Foxen Anderson
Paul Delos Boyer
Waldo E. Cohn Also won in 1962
Everett Ross Dempster
Raymond Nicholas Doetsch
Roy Philip Forster Also won in 1948
William Zev Hassid Also won in 1962
Robert W. Holley
Lloyd L. Ingraham
Joseph Logan Irvin
Nicholas Nicolaides Also won in 1956
Man Chiang Niu Also won in 1954
Daniel J. O'Kane
John Thomas Reid
Mark A. Stahmann
Henry Burr Steinbach
Gordon Brims Black McIvor Sutherland
Neuroscience Ronald Grant
Stephen William Kuffler
Organismic Biology and Ecology Charles Mitchill Bogert
Robert Kyle Burns
Rada Dyson-Hudson
Gerhard Fankhauser
Herbert Friedmann Also won in 1950, 1953
Aubrey Gorbman
Judson Linsley Gressitt
Benjamin Vincent Hall
Sol Kramer
Ernest Albert Lachner Also won in 1959
Victor C. Twitty
Sylvan Meryl Rose
Lloyd Eugene Rozeboom
Carroll M. Williams
Mildred Stratton Wilson
Physics Herbert L. Anderson
Peter Axel
Calvin M. Class
Arthur H. Compton Also won in 1926, 1959
Giuseppe Cocconi
Burton Lehman Henke
Clyde A. Hutchison, Jr. Also won in 1972
Norman Myles Kroll
Robert Briggs Leachman
Arnold Nordsieck
George Thomas Reynolds
George Placzek
Raymond Sheline Also won in 1956, 1964
Theodore Soller
Robert Dean Spence
Charles Hard Townes
Edwin Albrecht Uehling
Robert Lee Walker
Joseph Weber Also won in 1962
Francis Dudley Williams
Plant Science John Grieve Bald Also won in 1963
Robert Theodore Clausen (es)
Frank Edwin Egler
Wilbert Keith Kennedy
Gleb Krotkov
James Kucyniak
Louis Kimball Mann
Charles Duncan Michener Also won in 1966
Harold E. Moore Also won in 1946
M. Rosalind Morris
Harry H. Murakishi
Lindsay Shepherd Olive (sv) (de)
William Jacob Robbins
Rudolf M. Schuster Also won in 1967
Sanford Marvin Siegel
John Maurice Tucker
Statistics Erich L. Lehmann Also won in 1966, 1979
Social Sciences Anthropology and Cultural Studies Arthur J. O. Anderson Also won in 1957
David Crockett Graham Also won in 1952
Katharine Luomala Also won in 1959
Edward H. Spicer Also won in 1941
Economics Stephen Enke
John Kenneth Galbraith
Carl Kaysen
John Marion Letiche
Edith Tilton Penrose
Warren Candler Scoville Also won in 1948
Arthur Smithies
William Spencer Vickrey
Arthur N. Young
Law Philip B. Kurland Also won in 1949
Clyde Wilson Summers
Political Science Douglass Cater, Jr.
John Hamilton Hallowell
John D. Montgomery
David B. Truman
Eric Herman Wilhelm Voegelin Also won in 1950
Psychology Jerome Seymour Bruner
Jean Evans Also won in 1950
John Langworthy Fuller
A. Arthur Schiller (de) Also won in 1949, 1962
Sociology Jean Robertson Burnet
Robert Francis Winch Also won in 1974

1955 Latin American and Caribbean Fellows

Category Field of Study Fellow Notes Ref
Creative Arts Fiction Samuel Selvon Also won in 1968
Humanities Iberian and Latin American History Isabel Gutiérrez del Arroyo
Literary Criticism Edilberto K. Tiempo
Natural Sciences Astronomy and Astrophysics Carlos Otto Rüdiger Jaschek Appointed as Rüdiger Jaschek
Jorge Sahade Also won in 1953
Chemistry Manuel García Morín Also won in 1954
Earth Science Arturo Alcaraz
Alfredo de la Torre y Callejas Also won in 1956
Nicolas L. Galvez
Molecular and Cellular Biology Alberto Cazorla Talleri
Norberto José Palleroni Also won in 1953, 1954
José Ramírez de Arellano Also won in 1956
Organismic Biology and Ecology Jorge de Alba Martinez
J. Enrique Avila Laguna Also won in 1956
Margarita Bravo Hollis (es) (de)
Paulo Emilio Vanzolini Also won in 1949, 1958
Plant Science Alvaro Santos Costa
Fausto Folquer Also won in 1957
Gustavo Huertas González Also won in 1954
Edgardo Raúl Montaldi Also won in 1957
Victor Manuel Patiño Rodríguez Also won in 1956, 1965
Alcides Ribeiro Teixeira
Jorge A. Soria Vasco Also won in 1957
Alfonso Trejos-Willis (es) Also won in 1954
Jorge Helios Morello Wyler Also won in 1954, 1958
Social Sciences Psychology Mariano Dy-Liacco Obias
Sociology Segundo Bernal

See also

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