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This is a list of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1966. From 2001 applicants, 322 scholars and artists were chosen to share $2,277,000. University of California, Berkeley (27), Columbia University (15), and University of Pennsylvania (13) had the highest number of faculty awarded.

1966 United States and Canadian Fellows

Category Field of Study Fellow Institutional association Research topic Notes Ref
Creative Arts Choreography Paul Taylor Paul Taylor Dance Company Also won in 1961, 1983
Drama and Performance Art Jack Gelber Also won in 1963
Errol John Creative writing for theatre Also won in 1958
Terrence McNally Creative writing for theatre Also won in 1969
Fiction Donald Barthelme Writing
Cecil Dawkins
Stanley Lawrence Elkin Washington University in St. Louis
Jesse Hill Ford
Tom Mayer Instituto Allende
Susan Sontag Also won in 1975
David Derek Stacton Also won in 1960
Fine Arts Peter Agostini Sculpture
Calvin Albert Pratt Institute Sculpture
John S. Anderson Sculpture Also won in 1965
Giorgio Cavallon Painting
John Angus Chamberlain University of New Mexico Sculpture Also won in 1977
Sherman Drexler Painting
Edward Dugmore Pratt Institute Painting
Friedel Dzubas Painting Also won in 1968
Eugene Feldman University of Pennsylvania Photo-offset lithography
Frank Gallo Sculpture
Al Held Yale University Painting
Wolf Kahn Painting
David Levine Graphic art
Sven Lukin Painting
Eleanore Mikus Monmouth College Painting
David P. Milby Pennsylvania State University Painting
Frank Sumio Okada Boeing Painting
Ricardo Yrarrázaval Painting
Music Composition David Del Tredici Composing
Robert Erickson San Francisco Conservatory of Music
Morton Feldman
Vincent Sauter Frohne
Donald Harris Ohio State University
Bernhard Heiden Indiana University
Gerald Humel [de]
Benjamin George Lees Queens College, CUNY Also won in 1954
Robert Hall Lewis Goucher College Also won in 1979
Frederic Myrow SUNY Buffalo
George Perle Queens College, CUNY Also won in 1974
George Rochberg University of Pennsylvania Also won in 1956
Robert E. Ward Juilliard School of Music Also won in 1949, 1950
Hugo Weisgall Pennsylvania State University Also won in 1955, 1960
La Monte Young
Photography Diane Arbus "American Rites, Manners and Customs" project Also won in 1963
Paul Caponigro Stone edifices in Ireland and England Also won in 1975
William Gedney Studies of American life (posthumously published as A Time of Youth, 2021)
Ray K. Metzker Philadelphia College of Art Also won in 1979
Aaron H. Siskind Illinois Institute of Technology
David Vestal New York Institute of Photography Also won in 1973
Poetry A. R. Ammons Cornell University Writing
John Berryman University of Minnesota Won for biography in 1952
J. V. Cunningham Brandeis University Also won in 1959
Donald Finkel Washington University
Richard Howard
William E. Stafford Lewis & Clark College
Theatre Arts Harry Gilbert Carlson University of Georgia Evolution of Swedish theater as a cultural institution
David Mayer III Lawrence University English pantomime from 1806 to 1846
Humanities American Literature C. Hugh Holman University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill William Gilmore Sims
R. W. B. Lewis Yale University Biography of Edith Wharton Also won in 1975
Jay Martin Yale University Biographical and critical study of Nathaniel West
N. Scott Momaday University of California, Santa Barbara Resistance poets
Willard Thorp Princeton University Social content of American fiction from the beginnings through 1865
Architecture, Planning and Design Robert Damora
Edward Frank
Taylor M. Potter United Presbyterian Church of the United States Christian worship and its expression through architecture
Frank J. Tysen Institute of Public Administration Urban ugliness
Bibliography Ruth Mortimer Harvard College Library Descriptive catalogue of Itailan 16th century illustrated books in the Harvard College Library
Lawrence Clark Powell University of California, Los Angeles Survey of books on California, emphasizing the influence of landscape on literature Also won in 1950
Biography Irving H. Bartlett Carnegie Institute of Technology Daniel Webster
Frank Brady Pennsylvania State University
Peter Burchard
Eleanor Flexner Biography of Mary Wollstonecraft
British History F. David Roberts Dartmouth College
Peter D. Stansky Stanford University Also won in 1973
Classics Milton V. Anastos (el) University of California, Los Angeles Intellectual history of the Byzantine Empire Also won in 1954
John Kinloch Anderson University of California, Berkeley Greek military history in the time of Xenophon
Sterling Dow Harvard University Studies in Greece in antiquity Also won in 1934, 1959
Michael C. J. Putnam Brown University
Thomas G. Rosenmeyer University of California, Berkeley Also won in 1982
East Asian Studies Tse-tsung Chow University of Wisconsin–Madison
Economic History John M. Day Tel Aviv University
Charlotte J. Erickson London School of Economics
William Nelson Parker Yale University Changes in American agriculture, 1840-1910
Theodore Saloutos University of California, Los Angeles History of the American farmer and the New Deal
English Literature Robert B. Alter Columbia University Also won in 1978
Lloyd E. Berry University of Illinois, Urbana Edition of the works of Thomas Elyot
Donald F. Bond University of Chicago Also won in 1958
Jack P. Dalton SUNY Buffalo Completion of an edition of 66 notebooks used by James Joyce in the composition of Finnegans Wake Also won in 1964
George Siemers Fayen, Jr. Yale University Study of Thomas Hardy's notebooks
Edgar Johnson City College of New York Also won in 1956
Francis Russell Hart University of Virginia Modern Scottish novel
Joyce Hemlow McGill University Also won in 1951, 1960
Herbert Howarth University of Pennsylvania English writers
Maurice Kelley Princeton University Edition of Milton's Christian Doctrine
Louis A. Landa Princeton University Economic ideas in 18th-century literature Also won in 1946
John Loftis, Jr. Stanford University Anglo-Spanish dramatic relations in the later 17th century
Ralph Noel Maud Simon Fraser University Research for an edition of the unpublished writings of Dylan Thomas
Clarence H. Miller St. Louis University Edition of St. Thomas More's Expositio Passionis
Robert L. Peters University of California, Riverside
Thomas C. Pinney Pomona College Collected letters of Thomas Babington Macaulay Also won in 1984
Irene Samuel Hunter College John Milton's theory of literary criticism
Charles A. Ryskamp Princeton University Complete edition of the letters of William Cowper
Aileen Ward Brandeis University
Fine Arts Research Klaus Berger University of Kansas Japanese sources of European paintings, 1860–1910
Dietrich von Bothmer Metropolitan Museum of Art
François Bucher Yale University Gothic architecture in the light of a newly discovered 15th-century sketchbook Also won in 1958
Malcolm John Campbell University of Pennsylvania Art patronage of the Medici
Albert Elsen Indiana University Origin and evolution of modern sculpture, 1890–1920
Julius S. Held Barnard College catalogue raissone of the oil sketches of Pieter Paul Rubens Also won in 1952
Juergen Schulz University of California, Berkeley Topographical history of Venice
Folklore and Popular Culture Alan Dundes University of California, Berkeley History of folk narrative scholarship
Holger O. Nygard Duke University
Felix J. Oinas Indiana University Slavic and Balto-Finnic folklore Also won in 1961
Warren E. Roberts Indiana University Comparison of folk architecture in Northern Europe and the United States
French History Edward T. Gargan Wesleyan University History of French thought from 1860 to 1990
Ernest John Knapton Wheaton College
John Baptist Wolf University of Minnesota Completion of a biography of Louis XIV of France Also won in 1959
French Literature Olga Bernal Vassar College
Raymond Federman SUNY Buffalo Establishing new trends in French poetry, 1945-1965
René Girard Johns Hopkins University Studies of Andre Malraux, Albert Camus, and Jean-Paul Sartre Also won in 1959
John Clarke Lapp Stanford University Jean de La Fontaine's Tales Also won in 1973
Robert James Nelson University of Pennsylvania Jean Rotrou
General Nonfiction Constantine FitzGibbon
German and East European History Klaus Epstein [de] Brown University
Otto Pflanze University of Minnesota, Minneapolis Bismarck and the consolidation of the German Reich, 1871-1890
Stanford Jay Shaw University of California, Los Angeles
German and Scandinavian Literature Adolf D. Klarmann University of Pennsylvania History of modern German drama
Gerald Gillespie Harpur College German poetry
Victor Lange Princeton University Development of the German novel in the 18th century Also won in 1950
Burton E. Pike Cornell University Thematic works of Thomas Mann
Heinz Politzer University of California, Berkeley Literary history of Austria, 1789–1918 Also won in 1958, 1974
History of Science and Technology John Colton Greene University of Kansas American science in the age of Thomas Jefferson
Italian Literature Dante Della Terza Harvard University Development of Torquato Tasso's poetry
Luciano Rebay Columbia University
Richard Allen Webster University of California, Berkeley Transition from parliamentary democracy to fascism in Italy, 1911–1915
Frank Roy Willis University of California, Davis
Linguistics Yakov Malkiel University of California, Berkeley Theoretical linguistics Also won in 1948, 1959
Herbert Penzl University of California, Berkeley Phonemic structures of the dialects in four major Old High German texts
Literary Criticism Karl Kroeber University of Wisconsin, Madison
Peter L. Thorslev, Jr. University of California, Los Angeles Free will and determinism in the romantic period
René Wellek Yale University Completion of a history of modern criticism Also won in 1951, 1952, 1956
Medieval History Walter H. Principe St. Michael's College, University of Toronto
Medieval Literature Alfred David Indiana University Preparation of an edition of Chaucer's short poems and The Romaunt of the Rose
Martin Stevens Ohio State University
Music Research David D. Boyden University of California, Berkeley History of violin playing Also won in 1954, 1970
George John Buelow [pt] New York University
Friedrich von Huene Comparative study of historical woodwinds
Owen Jander [fr] Wellesley College
Janet E. Knapp Boston University Latin poetry in the musical liturgies of the 11th and 12th centuries
Leonard D. Stein Claremont Graduate School Creative processes of the manuscripts of Schoenberg
Near Eastern Studies Hans Goedicke [de] Johns Hopkins University Edition of inscriptions and documents pertaining to the history of ancient Egypt
Norman Golb University of Chicago Also won in 1964
Howard Clark Kee Drew University
George Makdisi University of Michigan Also won in 1957
Joan L. L. Oates University of Cambridge Archaeological survey in Mandali, Iraq and between Mandali and Badra
Hisham B. Sharabi Georgetown University
Linguistics Haim Blanc [he] Hebrew University
Philosophy Isaac Levi Western Reserve University Positive and normative aspects of the concept of rationality
Thomas Nagel University of California, Berkeley Motivational basis of ethics
David S. Shwayder University of California, Berkeley Philosophy of language
William Walker Tait, III University of Illinois, Chicago Circle
James Jerome Walsh Columbia University
Religion William David Davies Union Theological Seminary Also won in 1960
Van A. Harvey Southern Methodist University Ethics of belief in 19th-century religious thought Also won in 1971
Renaissance History Rosalie Littell Colie University of Iowa Life and works of Hugo Grotius Also won in 1958
Frank Manley Emory University Preparation of an edition of St. Thomas More's Dyalogue of Comforte Also won in 1978
Spanish and Portuguese Literature Samuel Gordon Armistead University of California, Los Angeles Prose versions of La Gesta de las Mocedades del Cid Also won in 1971
Diego Catalán University of California, Berkeley 13th and 14th century Spanish historiography
Ramón Martínez López [es] University of Texas, Austin Lexicological studies of the prose works of Alfonso X
Philip W. Silver Oberlin College Contemporary Spanish poetry
Iris Milagros Zavala Universidad de Puerto Rico
United States History Kenneth Kyle Bailey Texas Western College Southern white Protestantism in the 19th century
Richard S. Dunn University of Pennsylvania Comparative history of the English Colonies in America
Peter Gay Columbia University Also won 1977
Stanley P. Hirshson Queens College, CUNY
Richard Hofstadter The Progressive Historians: Turner, Beard, Parrington (published 1968)
Winthrop D. Jordan University of California, Berkeley Transformation of American social values, 1730-1790
Alvin M. Josephy, Jr.
Gabriel Morris Kolko University of Pennsylvania United States foreign policy between 1944 and 1956
Robert A. Skotheim Wayne State University American reaction to the idea of European totalitarianism
John Edward Sunder University of Texas at Austin Conservation of natural resources in the trans-Mississippi west from 1800 to 1865
James Harvey Young Emory University History of the Food and Drug Administration
Natural Sciences Applied Mathematics Cathleen S. Morawetz New York University Also won 1978
Hiroshi Sato Ford Motor Company Relationship between crystal and electronic structures in transition metal alloys
Aaron D. Wyner
George Zames Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Astronomy and Astrophysics David Bodansky University of Washington Also won 1974
Jack Stanley Goldstein Brandeis University Work at the astrophysics lab at the University of Rome
Robert A. Gross Columbia University
William M. Protheroe University of Pennsylvania Photometry of eclipsing binary stars in the southern hemisphere
Chemistry Leland C. Allen [de] Princeton University Electronic structure theory of large molecules Also won in 1967
Irving A. Breger U.S. Geological Survey Chemical structure of coal
Thomas A. Carlson Oak Ridge National Laboratory Atomic consequences of radioactive decay
Howard H. Claassen Wheaton College Reactive inorganic fluorides
James W. Cobble Purdue University Thermodynamic properties and the oxidation states of the chemical elements in aqueous solutions
Larry A. Haskin University of Wisconsin, Madison
James Lynn Hoard Cornell University Structures of coordination complexes of biological interest Also won in 1946, 1960
Stephen Prager University of Minnesota Flow of gases at low pressures Also won in 1958
William H. Reinmuth Columbia University
Dean Wentworth Robinson Johns Hopkins University Spectra and electronic structure of some first-period diatomic molecules
Klaus Ruedenberg [de] Iowa State University Quantum chemistry and molecular physics
Joseph Silverman University of Maryland, College Park Radiation chemistry of polymers
Charles Frederick Wilcox, Jr. Cornell University Theoretical organic chemistry
Computer Science George L. Turin University of California, Berkeley Statistical communication theory
Earth Science Hubert Lloyd Barnes Pennsylvania State University
William B. N. Berry [de] University of California, Berkeley Distribution and phylogeny of Siluarian graptolites in Europe
Gerhard Oertel University of California, Los Angeles Mechanism of shear fracture in rocks with slaty cleavage
Philip Moore Orville Yale University North American-Eurasian ornithopod dinosaurs ad early cretaceous faunas
John H. Ostrom Yale University
George Veronis Massachusetts Institute of Technology Work at the International Institute of Meteorology in Stockholm Also won in 1959
Engineering Hal O. Anger University of California, Berkeley Radioisotope cameras in medical diagnosis
S. George Bankoff Northwestern University
Alvin W. Trivelpiece University of California, Berkeley Mechanisms generating turbulence in hot and cold plasmas
Peter E. Wagner Johns Hopkins University Phonon avalanches in paramagnetic salts
Robert Clark Wentworth Lockheed Missiles and Space Company Magnetic vibrations
Donald Roger Willis University of California, Berkeley Theory of the flow of rarefied polyatomic gases
Mathematics Felix Browder University of Chicago Also won in 1953
Shiing-Shen Chern University of Chicago Nonlinear partial differential equations arising from geometrical problems Also won in 1954
Avner Friedman Northwestern University
Paul Roesel Garabedian Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences Also won 1981
James Allister Jenkins Washington University Geometric studies in the theory of univalent functions
Louis Nirenberg New York University Also won 1975
Gerald Enoch Sacks Cornell University Axioms of recursion theory
Robert Lawson Vaught University of California, Berkeley Foundations of mathematics
Medicine and Health Philip Aisen Mount Sinai Hospital Anion binding properties of transferrin
Philip S. Chen, Jr. University of Rochester Calcium transport across living membranes
Robert M. Epstein Columbia University
Attallah Kappas University of Chicago
Alfred F. Michael, Jr. University of Minnesota Medical School Biochemical nature and development of cell membranes
Malcolm R. Miller University of California Medical Center Also won in 1955
David Schachter Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons
Andrew G. Szent-Győrgyi Dartmouth Medical School
Lewis William Wannamaker University of Minnesota Biology of streptococci
Molecular and Cellular Biology Daniel E. Atkinson University of California, Los Angeles Theoretical and experimental studies on metabolic regulation
Sterling Chaykin University of California, Davis
R. David Cole University of California, Berkeley Fundamental aspects of protein chemistry
Eugene Goldwasser University of Chicago
Corwin Hansch Pomona College Also won in 1952
Edwin G. Krebs University of Washington
Donald B. McCormick Cornell University Mechanisms of action of the flavoproteins
Matthew Meselson Harvard University
Alwin M. Pappenheimer, Jr. Harvard University
Russell Ross University of Washington
Irwin William Sherman University of California, Riverside Research at the Carlsberg Biologic Institute in Copenhagen f
Peter H. Tsao University of California, Riverside
Milton Zaitlin University of Arizona Mutants of the tobacco mosaic virus
Organismic Biology and Ecology Clifford O. Berg Cornell University Ecology of the snail-killing flies of South America
Arthur Barclay Chapman University of Wisconsin–Madison
José Henrique Guimarães Secretariat of Agriculture of the State of São Paulo Etymology
Frederic W. Hill University of California, Davis
DeForest Mellon, Jr. University of Virginia Sensory processes of insect feeding regulation
Charles Duncan Michener University of Kansas Behavior of primitive social bees in Africa Also won in 1955
William Wright Milstead University of Missouri, Kansas City American box turtles
Francis John Rolle Universidad de Puerto Rico West Indian thrushes (Miocichla (Aves))
Evert I. Schlinger University of California, Berkeley Acrocerid flies in Chile
Marcus Singer Western Reserve University School of Medicine
Physics Ansel C. Anderson University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Walter E. Bron IBM Research Center
William Chinowsky University of California, Berkeley Elementary particle interactions Also won 1978
Stanley Deser Brandeis University Research at Sorbonne
Richard Diamond [de] Lawrence Radiation Laboratory Nuclear structure
Joseph Francis Dillon, Jr.
Young B. Kim Bell Telephone Laboratory Superconductivity
Donald Newton Langenberg University of Pennsylvania Electronic structure of metals
David M. Lee Cornell University Thermodynamics of solid and liquid helium Also won 1974
Tsung-Dao Lee Columbia University
Marshall Luban University of Pennsylvania Theory of the properties of liquid helium four
Malcolm Harris Macfarlane Argonne National Laboratory Research at Oxford University
Earl W. McDaniel Georgia Institute of Technology Theory of atomic collision phenomena
Lewis Harold Nosanow University of Minnesota, Minneapolis Theory of the properties of quantum crystals
Susumu Okubo University of Rochester Elementary particle physics
Henry Primakoff University of Pennsylvania Junction of nuclear and elementary particle physics
J. Robert Schrieffer University of Pennsylvania Correlation effects in relation to magnetic states in metal
Glen A. Slack General Electric Research Laboratory
Prem Prakash Srivastava Brazilian Center for Research in Physics, Rio de Janeiro
Harold K. Ticho University of California, Los Angeles Elementary particle physics Also won in 1973
Ahmed R. Frank Wazzan University of California, Los Angeles Magnetism in solids
Wolfgang Lothar Wiese National Bureau of Standards
Emil Wolf University of Rochester Coherence phenomena in modern optical physics
Charles Zemach University of California, Berkeley Theory of elementary particle physics
Alexander Zucker Oak Ridge National Laboratory Nuclear structure physics
Plant Sciences Robert E. Beardsley Manhattan College Crown-gall tumor induction in plants
Ernest M. Gifford [ru] University of California, Davis
William Paul Jacobs Princeton University Movement of hormones in plant roots
George G. Laties University of California, Los Angeles Regulatory mechanisms governing respiratory activity in plant tissues
Oswaldo Fidalgo Also won in 1964
A. Douglas McLaren University of California, Berkeley Photochemistry of viruses, particularly at short wavelengths of ultraviolet radiation
Albert L. Page University of California, Riverside
Statistics Erich L. Lehmann University of California, Berkeley Nonparametric techniques and their properties Also won in 1955, 1979
Social Sciences Anthropology and Cultural Studies Kenneth Eyre Read University of Washington
David M. Schneider University of Chicago
Economics Lloyd G. Reynolds Yale University Revenue and expenditure patterns in European industrial countries Also won in 1954
T. Y. Shen University of California, Davis
Douglas Y. Thorson Bradley University
Sho-Chieh Tsiang University of Rochester Monetary theory
Lloyd Ulman University of California, Berkeley Assessment of the effectiveness of incomes policies in selected European countries
Education Solon T. Kimball University of Florida
Geography and Environmental Studies Sheldon Judson Princeton University Physical environment and human occupancy in Etruria from Villanovan time to the present Also won in 1961
Donald William Meinig Syracuse University Historical and cultural geography of the American West
H. Roy Merrens University of Wisconsin
Rhoads Murphey University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
Law Richard Reeve Baxter Harvard Law School Creation of customary international law
Charles Montgomery Gray University of Chicago
Ernest van den Haag New School for Social Research
Stephan Kuttner Yale University Medieval canon law Also won in 1956
Richard B. Lillich Syracuse University College of Law Substantive rules governing the responsibility of states for injuries to aliens
Political Science David P. Calleo Yale University Postwar British attitudes toward European unity
René Albrecht-Carrié Columbia University
Richard Michael Cyert Carnegie Institute of Technology Decision-making
Bernard B. Fall Howard University Viet Cong
Robert Allen Goldwin University of Chicago John Locke's works in Great Britain
Arnold Kramish University of California, Los Angeles Interaction of science and technology with other elements of national and internal policy
Val R. Lorwin University of Oregon
John D. Martz University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Class and political culture in Ecuador
Psychology Peter C. Dodwell Queen's University at Kingston
Sociology James Samuel Coleman Johns Hopkins University Theory of collective decisions
Nathan Glazer University of California, Berkeley Comparative studies in problems of social policy Also won in 1954
Talcott Parsons Harvard University
Rita J. Simon University of Illinois, Urbana

1966 Latin American and Caribbean Fellows

Category Field of Study Fellow Institutional association Research topic Notes Ref
Creative Arts Fiction Max Aub Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México Mexican Revolution Also won in 1968, 1971
Fine Arts Alberto W. Collie Harvard Graduate School of Design (student) Sculpture
Marta Minujín Move to New York City
Honorio Morales Travel to New York City
Luis Felipe Noé Also won in 1965
Poetry Homero Aridjis Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes Also won in 1979
Humanities Architecture, Planning and Design Teresa Gisbert de Mesa Higher University of San Andrés Also won in 1958
Fine Arts Research José Roberto Teixeira Leite [pt] State University of Campinas
Folkore and Popular Culture Isabel Aretz Instituto Nacional de Cultura y Bellas Artes Indigenous music of South and Central America
Luis Felipe Ramón y Rivera National Institute of Folklore
Iberian and Latin American History José A. Gautier Universidad de Puerto Rico
José Miranda González (es) Universidad Nacional de México Also won in 1957
Linguistics Luis Jaime Cisneros [es; fr; qu] Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos Philological studies
Music Research Francisco Curt Lange
Spanish and Portuguese Literature Enrique Carlos Pezzoni [es] Universidad de Buenos Aires Poetry of Octavio Paz
Theatre Arts Gabriela Roepke Bahamonde Universidad Católica de Chile
Natural Sciences Earth Sciences Carlos de Paula Couto National Museum of Brazil Also won in 1949, 1951
José F. Bonaparte National University of Tucumán Also won in 1972
Engineering Kenneth S. Julien University of the West Indies
Medicine and Health João Garcia Leme Faculdade de Medicina de Ribeirão Preto
Molecular and Cellular Biology Jorge E. Allende Institute of Physical Chemistry and Pathology Also won in 1971
Fernando Bastarrachea Instituto Politécnico Nacional Also won in 1965
Organismic Biology and Ecology Miguel A. Klappenbach [es] National Museum of Natural History, Uruguay
Pablo R. San Martín Universidad de Montevideo General study on the Bothriuridae family
Eduardo del Solar Osses University of Chile Also won in 1965
Plant Sciences Aylthon Brandão Joly [es; pt] Universidade de São Paulo
Armando Dugand National University of Colombia Also won in 1965
Maria E. P. K. Fidalgo (es) (ast) Botanical Garden of São Paulo Also won in 1964
Rafael Ramon Romero Castañeda Universidad Nacional de Colombia
Social Sciences Anthropology and Cultural Studies Fernando Horcasitas National School of Anthropology and History
Ramiro Matos Mendieta (es) National University of the Center of Peru Also won in 1965
Alberto Rex González (es) National University of La Plata, National University of the Littoral Also won in 1956, 1967

See also

References

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  195. "Van den Haag, Ernest; Papers" (PDF). State University of New York. 2023-09-12. p. 4. Retrieved 2024-08-30.
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  197. "Mickey Mouse in Viet Nam". The Honolulu Advertiser. Honolulu, Hawaii. 1966-05-27. p. 14. Retrieved 2024-06-23 – via newspapers.com.
  198. "Val To Co-Worker". The Daily Calumet. Chicago, Illinois. 1966-09-19. p. 2. Retrieved 2024-06-23 – via newspapers.com.
  199. "Martz get Guggenheim Fellowship". The Daily Tar Heel. Chapel Hill, North Carolina. 1966-05-14. p. 3. Retrieved 2024-06-22 – via newspapers.com.
  200. "Dr. Nathan Glazer to offer his "Analysis of Jewish Ledaership in the United States"" (PDF). University of California, San Diego. 1978-05-01. Retrieved 2022-11-15.
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  204. Granberry, Michael (2015-12-21). "Alberto Collie, Venezuelan-born artist who lived in Dallas, dies at 76". The Dallas Morning News. Retrieved 2024-08-30.
  205. "Marta Minujín". University of California, Los Angeles. Retrieved 2024-08-30.
  206. "Iman - Nueva York". Fundación Proa. Retrieved 2024-08-30.
  207. "Luis Felipe Noé". John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Retrieved 2023-08-12.
  208. "Homero Aridjis". poets.org. Retrieved 2024-08-30.
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  215. "Luis Felipe Ramón y Rivera". John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Retrieved 2024-08-30.
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  219. "Francisco Curt Lange". John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Retrieved 2024-08-30.
  220. Lida, Miranda (2022). Correspondencia : Enrique Pezzoni, Raimundo Lida, 1947–1972 (in Spanish). Universidad nacional de tres de febrero. pp. 13, 126. ISBN 978-987-8359-57-1. Retrieved 2024-08-30.
  221. "Gabriele Roepke Bahamonde". John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Retrieved 2024-08-30.
  222. "Carlos de Paula Couto". John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Retrieved 2022-11-04.
  223. "José F. Bonaparte". John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Retrieved 2024-08-30.
  224. "Kenneth Stephen Julien". John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Retrieved 2024-08-30.
  225. "João Garcia Leme". John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Retrieved 2024-08-30.
  226. "Jorge E. Allende". John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Retrieved 2024-08-30.
  227. "Fernando Bastarrachea". John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Retrieved 2023-07-14.
  228. "Miguel A. Klappenbach". John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Retrieved 2023-07-14.
  229. "Estudio sobre la compleja estructura del esqueleto esclerificado del organo paraxial del género Brachistosternus (Bothriuridae, Scorpionida)" [Study on the complex structure of the sclerified skeleton of the paraxial organ of the genus Brachistosternus (Bothriuridae, Scorpionida)]. Boletín de la Sociedad Biológica de Concepción (in Spanish). 41: 13. 1969. Retrieved 2024-08-30.
  230. "Pablo R. San Martín". John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Retrieved 2024-08-30.
  231. "Eduardo del Solar Osses". John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Retrieved 2022-11-10.
  232. "Aylthon Brandão Joly". John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Retrieved 2024-08-30.
  233. "Armando Dugand". John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Retrieved 2022-11-10.
  234. "Maria E. P. K. Fidalgo". John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Retrieved 2023-08-01.
  235. "Rafael Ramon Romero Castañeda". John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Retrieved 2024-08-30.
  236. "Fernando Horcasitas". John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Retrieved 2024-08-30.
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  238. "Alberto Rex González". John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Retrieved 2022-12-31.
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