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List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1971

A total of 354 scholars, artists, and scientists received Guggenheim Fellowships in 1971. $3,787,000 was disbursed between the recipients, who were chosen from an applicant pool of 2,363.[1][2][3] Of the 96 universities represented, Harvard University boasted the most faculty winners (21), with University of California, Berkeley in second (19) and Columbia University in third (15). This was the first time in several years that Berkeley did not have the most winners.[4]

1971 United States and Canada fellows

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Category Field of Study Fellow Institutional association Research topic Notes Ref
Creative Arts Choreography Twyla Tharp Twyla Tharp Dance Also won in 1974 [5][6][7]
Drama and Performance Art Julie Bovasso Sarah Lawrence College [8]
Ed Bullins Playwriting Also won in 1976 [9][10]
Lonnie Carter Creative writing for theater [11]
Charles Ludlam [12]
Rochelle Owens [13]
Sam Shepard Also won in 1968 [14][15]
Richard Ernest Whitehall [16]
Fiction Robert Coover Writing Also won in 1974 [17][18][19]
Victor Kolpacoff Hobart and William Smith Colleges (visiting) [20][21]
Wilfrid Sheed Princeton University [22]
Henry L. Van Dyke Jr. Kent State University (in residence) [23]
Film James A. Herbert University of Georgia Four Films: Fig, Pear I, Pear II, and Plum Also won in 1989 [24][25][26][27]
Richard L. Myers Kent State University Also won in 1969 [23]
Fine Arts Ben Berns [de; nl] University of North Carolina, Greensboro (visiting) Sculpture [28][29]
Harry D. Bouras Columbia College Chicago [30][31][28]
Rosemarie Castoro Painting [20][32][28]
Donald De Mauro SUNY Binghamton Lithographic printing process [33][34][28]
Dale Eldred Kansas City Art Institute Sculpture [35][28]
Sam Gilliam Painting [36][37][28]
Peter Golfinopoulos Art Students League [38][39][28]
Charles S. Klabunde Cooper Union Etchings inspired by the I Ching [40][28]
Vincent Longo Hunter College, CUNY Graphics [28]
David Novros Painting [28]
Peter Passuntino Graphics [28]
Philip Pearlstein Brooklyn College Painting [41][42][28]
Murray Reich Bard College [18][28]
Edward Ruscha Graphics [43][28]
Richard Serra Sculpture [44][45][28]
George Smith Hunter College, CUNY [46][47][28]
Kimber Smith Dayton Art Institute Painting [48][28]
Michael Steiner Sculpture [28]
Doug Wheeler "Experiments in Environments" [28]
Music Composition Michael Bronzen Composing [18]
Marc-Antonio Consoli Also won in 1979 [11]
Barbara Kolb Also won in 1976 [49]
İlhan Mimaroğlu [50]
Charles Mingus New York State University at Buffalo Also won in 1978 [51]
Loren Rush [20][52]
Halsey Stevens University of Southern California Also won in 1964 [53]
Olly W. Wilson University of California, Berkeley Also won in 1977 [20][52][54]
Photography Claudia Love Yanomami people Also won in 1977 [55][56]
Mark Cohen King's College Travel to Ireland and Greece Also won in 1976 [57][58][28]
Len Gittleman Harvard University [17]
Chauncey Hare Domestic scenes of working-class people Also won in 1969, 1976 [59][20][52][60][28]
Enrico Natali School of the Art Institute of Chicago Series: American Landscapes [30][61]
Cervin Robinson [62]
Henry Wessel "U.S. highways and the adjacent landscape" Also won in 1978 [63][64]
Poetry Tom Clark The Paris Review Writing [20][52]
Robert Creeley San Francisco State College (visiting) Also won in 1964 [65][20][52][66][67]
Robert Fitzgerald Harvard University Verse translation of the Iliad Also won in 1952 [20][68]
Thomas Kinsella Temple University Anthology of Irish tradition Also won in 1968 [69][17]
Thom Gunn University of California, Berkeley House in San Francisco [20][70]
Ruth Stone New roof for her home Also won in 1975 [71][72]
Humanities African Studies David W. Cohen Johns Hopkins University Precolonial history of the East African Lake Victoria region [73]
American Literature Millicent Bell Boston University [74]
John Clendenning Valley State College Life and thoughts of Josiah Royce [75][74]
Hamlin L. Hill University of Chicago [30][67][74]
Dan E. McCall Cornell University Critical study of James Agee [4]
Larry Neal Yale University Contemporary Afro-American culture [76][77]
Ernest Samuels Northwestern University Bernard Berenson biography Also won in 1955 [30][78]
Milton R. Stern University of Connecticut Politics of American literature [11][74]
Hyatt H. Waggoner Brown University Ralph Waldo Emerson as a poet Also won in 1964 [79][74]
Architecture, Planning and Design Walter L. Creese University of Illinois [30][80]
Bernard Rudofsky Also won in 1963, 1964 [81][82][20]
Bibliography J. Periam Danton University of California, Berkeley Comparative librarianship [20][52][60]
Robert B. Downs University of Illinois Bibliographical guide to research resources in Britain (published 1973) [30][83][80]
Biography Matthew J. Bruccoli University of South Carolina Biography of John O'Hara [84][25][74]
Ved Mehta The New Yorker Also won in 1977 [85][86]
Richard Winston [87]
British History Arthur B. Ferguson Duke University How the people of 16th-century Tudor England thought of themselves in relationship to the past [88][25]
Alfred M. Gollin University of California, Santa Barbara Battle of Britain Also won in 1961, 1964 [89][90]
Katherine S. Van Eerde Muhlenberg College John Ogilby [91]
Classics Steele Commager Amherst College [92][93]
George Patrick Goold [de] Harvard University [94]
Wesley D. Smith University of Pennsylvania [95][96]
Dance Studies Arlene Croce Also won in 1985 [97]
East Asian Studies Donald Keene Columbia University Also won in 1961 [98][99]
James Jo-Yu Liu Stanford University [20][52]
English Literature Leo Braudy Columbia University [74]
Patricia B. Craddock Goucher College Biography of Edward Gibbon [73]
Robert C. Elliott University of California, San Diego Genre criticism Also won in 1962 [74][100][101]
Philip J. Finkelpearl Lehman College Historical and critical study of Beaumont and Fletcher's plays [18][74]
William E. Fredeman University of British Columbia 19th-century pre-Raphealite literary movement in England Also won in 1965 [102][103][74]
Irving Howe Hunter College, CUNY Jewish experience in America Also won in 1964 [20][74][104]
George L. Levine Livingston College Conventions of realism in the 19th-century novel [22][74]
Robert B. Martin Princeton University Also won in 1983 [22]
Stanley Stewart University of California, Riverside [74]
Helen H. Vendler Boston University [74]
Don Marion Wolfe Brooklyn College [41][74]
Fine Arts Research Robert L. Herbert Yale University Evolution of a secular iconography in French painting, 1850-1920 [11]
Sam Hunter Princeton University [22]
Bates Lowry [22]
Harold Edwin Wethey University of Michigan Also won in 1949 [105][106]
Folklore and Popular Culture Richard M. Dorson Indiana University Also won in 1949, 1964 [107][108]
Bruce Jackson University at Buffalo Historical and psychological study of Afro-American folklore [66]
French History Nathanael Greene Wesleyan University French provincial politics in the 1930s [11]
French Literature Marcel Gutwirth Haverford College Also won in 1985 [74][109]
Joseph H. McMahon Wesleyan University Jean-Jacques Rousseau's La nouvelle Héloïse [11]
Eléonore Maria Zimmermann University of Rochester [110][74]
General Nonfiction David Cort Life [111][112]
Leonard Kriegel City College of New York [74]
Peter Schrag University of Massachusetts, Amherst (visiting) Politics of social disintegration [2]
German and East European History Jerome Blum Princeton University Also won in 1951 [22][113]
H. G. Koenigsberger Cornell University States General of the Netherlands in the 15th and 16th centuries [4]
Gerhard L. Weinberg University of Michigan [114]
German and Scandinavian Literature Martin Bircher [de] McGill University [103][74]
Ernst F. Hoffmann Hunter College, CUNY [74]
Wolfgang Leppmann [de] University of Oregon Also won in 1962 [115][116][74]
Ralph Manheim [117]
Jeffrey L. Sammons Yale University Literary sociology [11][74]
History of Science and Technology Stillman Drake University of Toronto Also won in 1976 [103][118]
Nathan Sivin Massachusetts Institute of Technology [96][119]
Arnold W. Thackray University of Pennsylvania Also won in 1985 [95][96]
Italian Literature Mark Musa Indiana University [74]
Latin American Literature Jaime Alazraki University of California, San Diego Structure and style in the short stories of Julio Cortazar Also won in 1982 [74][120][101]
Linguistics Noam Chomsky Massachusetts Institute of Technology Syntax and semantics [20][121]
Bernard Spolsky University of New Mexico Relationship of language and education [67][74]
Literary Criticism Richard A. Blessing University of Washington [115][74]
Robert Gorham Davis Columbia University [74]
Isabel Gamble MacCaffrey Tufts University Spenser's Allegory: The Anatomy of Imagination (published 1976) [74][122]
Martin Price Yale University Changing conceptions of character in the novel Also won in 1957 [11][74][123]
Medieval History Angeliki Laiou Harvard University Also won in 1978 [124][125]
Medieval Literature John Freccero [it] Yale University Dante's allegory [11][74]
Henry A. Kelly University of California, Los Angeles Research in Chelsea, London [126]
Lars Lönnroth University of California, Berkeley Njáls saga [20][52][54][74]
Music Research Philip Gossett University of Chicago [30]
R. M. Longyear University of Kentucky Musical Romanticism [127]
Leon Plantinga Yale University Music of Muzio Clementi [128][11]
Near Eastern Studies James T. Monroe University of California, Berkeley Poetry of Arab Spain from the 10th to the 15th centuries [20][52][54]
Philosophy Mario A. Bunge McGill University [103]
Karsten Harries Yale University Bavarian rococo church [11]
Alvin C. Plantinga Calvin College Writing his fourth philosophy book [128]
Giorgio Tonelli SUNY Binghamton Historical background of Immanuel Kant's philosophy [34]
Religion Van A. Harvey University of Pennsylvania Also won in 1966 [129][95]
Charles H. Long University of Chicago Divinity School [30]
Malcolm L. Peel Coe College Translation and interpretation of ancient writings discovered near Nag Hammadi [130]
Russian History Vartan Gregorian University of Texas, Austin National culture in Soviet Armenia, 1920-1970 [131]
Reginald Ely Zelnik [pl] University of California, Berkeley Labor and society in Tsarist Russia, 1871-1891 [20][52][54]
Science Writing Hardy M. Edwards, Jr. University of Georgia Nutrition and endocrine function [24][25][132]
Spanish and Portuguese Literature Samuel Gordon Armistead University of Pennsylvania Also won in 1966 [95][74]
Edmund de Chasca University of Iowa [74]
Rafael Pérez de la Dehesa [es] University of California, Berkeley Origins of the Generation of 1898 [20][52][54][74]
Antonio Regalado [es] Columbia University [133]
Emma Speratti-Piñero [es; de] Wheaton College [134]
Theatre Arts George C. Izenour Yale University History of theater design [11]
Arthur H. Saxon University of Connecticut Biography of Andrew Ducrow Also won in 1982 [11][135]
United States History Stephen Foster Northern Illinois University Origins of congregational polity in England and America, 1620-1649 [136][30]
John R. Howe University of Minnesota [137]
Nathan I. Huggins Columbia University [138]
Alfred F. Hurley US Air Force Academy Institutional history of the US Air Force [139]
Stanley I. Kutler University of Wisconsin, Madison John Marshall's judicial career [140]
August Meier Kent State University History of the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) (with Elliott M. Rudwick) [23]
Stephen B. Oates University of Massachusetts Amherst Biography of Abraham Lincoln [2]
Earl S. Pomeroy University of Oregon Also won in 1956 [141][115]
Richard A. Preston Duke University Military history of Canadian-American relations, 1867-1917 [88][24][25][25]
Elliott M. Rudwick Kent State University History of the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) (with August Meier) [23]
William Stanton University of Pittsburgh Intelllectual history of the United States, 1815-1848 [142]
Natural Sciences Applied Mathematics C. K. Chu Columbia University [143]
Stanford S. Penner University of California, San Diego Spectroscopy; theory of reactive flows [101]
Steven E. Schwarz University of California, Berkeley Quantum electronics [20][52][54][144]
Peter J. Wangersky Dalhousie University [103]
Norman J. Zabusky Bell Telephone Laboratories Computational fluid physics [145]
Astronomy and Astrophysics Donald E. Gault Ames Research Center Impacts made by micro-particles on a simulated lunar surface [20][52][146]
John A. Simpson University of Chicago Also won in 1984 [30][147]
Chemistry Paul D. Bartlett Harvard University Also won in 1955 [148]
Paul Delahay New York University Also won in 1955 [149][150][151]
Leon M. Dorfman Ohio State University Research at the Royal Institution of Great Britain [152]
Saul T. Epstein University of Wisconsin, Madison Quantum chemistry [140]
Willis H. Flygare University of Illinois Structure of liquids Also won in 1978 [30][153][80]
Robin M. Hochstrasser University of Pennsylvania [95]
Stephen J. Lippard Columbia University [154]
Fred W. McLafferty Cornell University Techniques of mass spectrometry in organic chemistry, biochemistry and photochemistry [4]
Norbert T. Porile Purdue University High energy chemistry [155]
G. Wilse Robinson California Institute of Technology Photobiology [1][144]
Glen A. Russell Iowa State University Free radical chemistry [156]
Marvin J. Stern Yeshiva University Isotopes [157]
Ulrich P. Strauss Rutgers University Physical chemistry of polyelectrolytes [22]
Richard L. Wolfgang Yale University Chemical kinetics Also won in 1962 [11][158]
Computer Science King-Sun Fu Purdue University New approach to pattern recognition through stochastic languages, considering such factors as noise and distortion [155]
Aravind Joshi University of Pennsylvania [95][96]
Pravin Varaiya University of California, Berkeley Optimal decisions in large systems [20][52][54]
Earth Science James R. Arnold University of California, San Diego Pure and applied geochemistry [101]
Robert A. Berner Yale University Sedimentary geochemistry [11]
Kenneth J. Hsü ETH Zurich [159]
Arvid M. Johnson Stanford University [20][52]
Robert L. Kovach Man's intervention in geologic processes [20][52][144]
Ferren MacIntyre University of California, Santa Barbara Philosophical studies of man, nature and technology [89]
Allan R. Robinson Harvard University [160]
John T. Wasson University of California, Los Angeles [161]
Engineering Rutherford Aris University of Minnesota [137]
Charles A. Eckert University of Illinois Chemical kinetics [30][80]
Gareth Thomas University of California, Berkeley High voltage electron microscopy [20][52][54]
Mathematics Lars V. Ahlfors Harvard University [162]
Louis Auslander CUNY Graduate Center Research at the Institute for Advanced Studies [163][164]
Patrick Billingsley University of Chicago Research at University of Cambridge [30][165]
Rafael V. Chacon University of Minnesota [137]
Hubert Halkin University of California, San Diego Optimization theory [101]
Heisuke Hironaka Harvard University [166][167]
Peter E. Ney [de] University of Wisconsin, Madison Mathematical analysis of complex biological models [140]
Murray Rosenblatt University of California, San Diego Mathematical statistics and probability theory Also won in 1965 [168][101]
Walter A. Strauss Brown University [169]
Medicine and Health Raul E. Falicov University of Chicago [30]
Alexander Leaf Massachusetts General Hospital; Harvard Medical School [170][171][172]
Kenneth L. Melmon University of California Medical Center [20][52]
David A. Prince Stanford University School of Medicine Abnormalities of single nerve cells in epilepsy [52][173]
Paul G. Quie University of Minnesota Medical School [137]
Leon E. Rosenberg Yale University School of Medicine Biochemical genetics [11]
Robert Silber New York University School of Medicine [174]
Bruce A. D. Stocker Stanford University Also won in 1981 [20][52][175]
Molecular and Cellular Biology Elijah Adams University of Maryland School of Medicine Synthesis of peptides [73]
W. Lane Barksdale New York University School of Medicine [176]
Harold J. Bright University of Pennsylvania [95][96]
Ellis Englesberg University of California, Santa Barbara Mammalian cell genetics [89]
Irving I. Geschwind University of California, Davis Research at National Institute for Medical Research [52][177]
Jerry L. Hedrick Biochemistry of fertilization [52][178]
Frans F. Jöbsis Duke University Cellular physiology [88][24][25]
Jack F. Kirsch University of California, Berkeley Enzyme reaction mechanisms [20][52][60]
Daniel E. Koshland Jr. Mechanisms of enzyme action [20][52][60][54]
Leonard S. Lerman Vanderbilt University [25]
David E. Metzler Iowa State University Chemistry of metabolism [156][144]
David R. Morris University of Washington [115]
Leslie A. Orgel Salk Institute for Biological Studies Theory of aging [20][101]
Irwin A. Rose University of Pennsylvania [95][96]
George Streisinger University of Oregon [115]
Noboru Sueoka Princeton University [22]
Robert Harold Wasserman New York State College of Veterinary Medicine at Cornell University Calcium physiology Also won in 1964 [4][179]
Neuroscience Abraham Spector Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons Protein synthesis in bacterial systems [18]
Organismic Biology and Ecology John Tyler Bonner Princeton University Also won in 1957 [180][22]
Paul A. Colinvaux Ohio State University [181]
Joseph H. Connell University of California, Santa Barbara Experimental studies in population ecology Also won in 1962 [182][89]
William M. Hamner III University of California, Davis [52]
Arnold G. Kluge University of Michigan Research in Australia [183]
Michael Menaker University of Texas, Austin Research at the University of Montpellier [131]
George B. Schaller New York Zoological Society; Rockefeller University [184][185]
Physics Joseph Ballam Stanford University [20][52]
Vernon D. Barger University of Wisconsin, Madison Theoretical studies in high energy physics [140]
Boris W. Batterman Cornell University Solid-state physics [4]
David O. Caldwell University of California, Santa Barbara Elementary particle physics [89]
Geoffrey V. Chester Cornell University Low-temperature physics [4]
Benjamin D. Day Argonne National Laboratory Research at the Niels Bohr Institute [30][186]
Sidney David Drell Stanford Linear Accelerator Center Also won in 1961 [20][52][187]
Thomas Ferbel University of Rochester Research at Fermilab [110][188]
Norman C. Ford University of Massachusetts, Amherst Characteristics of large molecules such as those that make up living tissue [2]
Steven Frautschi California Institute of Technology High-energy particle physics [1][144]
Murray Gell-Mann Elementary particle physics [1][20][17][144]
Lee Grodzins Massachusetts Institute of Technology Also won in 1964 [189]
Frank S. Ham General Electric [190]
David Lowery Hendrie Lawrence Radiation Laboratory Experimental studies in high-energy nuclear physics [20][52][60]
Kenneth A. Johnson Massachusetts Institute of Technology Research at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center [191]
Gordon L. Kane University of Michigan [192]
David Litster Massachusetts Institute of Technology [193]
Richard Marrus University of California, Berkeley Quantum electrodynamics [20][52][54]
George E. Masek University of California, San Diego High-energy physics [101]
Paul C. Martin [de] Harvard University Also won in 1965 [194][195]
Carl E. McIlwain University of California, San Diego Plasma phenomena in the magnetosphere Also won in 1967 [196][101]
Yoichiro Nambu University of Chicago Also won in 1977 [30][197]
Lee G. Pondrom [de] University of Wisconsin, Madison High-energy physics [140]
Robert V. Pound Harvard University Also won in 1957 [198][199]
Walter Selove University of Pennsylvania [95][96]
Richard E. Taylor Stanford Linear Accelerator Center Research at CERN [20][52][200]
Plant Science Norman I. Bishop Oregon State University [115]
Norman E. Good Michigan State University Bioenergetics of ion movements in photosynthetic systems [201]
Subodh K. Jain University of California, Davis [52]
Tom J. Mabry University of Texas, Austin Metabolic role in plant development [131]
Social Sciences Anthropology and Cultural Studies Gerald Berreman University of California, Berkeley Urban social interaction in India [20][52][52][60]
William Oliver Bright University of California, Los Angeles [202][203]
Robbins Burling University of Michigan Research in Toulouse [204]
J. Desmond Clark University of California, Berkeley African paleolithic archaeology [20][52][60]
Lambros Comitas Columbia University [205][206]
Robert H. Dyson Jr. University of Pennsylvania [95][96]
John J. Gumperz University of California, Berkeley Sociolinguistics [20][52][60]
William Hardy McNeill University of Chicago Also won in 1985 [30][207]
John Middleton New York University [208][209]
Peter J. Powell St. Augustine's Center for American Indians [30]
Elliott P. Skinner Columbia University [210][211]
Economics Alfred S. Eichner [212][213]
Gerald K. Helleiner University of Toronto [103]
Charles E. Lindblom Yale University Comparative study of politico-economic systems Also won in 1950, 1985 [11][214][215]
Robert A. Mundell University of Chicago [30]
John W. Pratt Harvard University Research in Kyoto [216]
Education Charles E. Bidwell University of Chicago [30]
Lee J. Cronbach Stanford University Interactions of psychological measurements and social policy [20][52][217]
Joseph J. Schwab University of Chicago [30]
Geography and Environmental Studies Peter O. Wacker Rutgers University Historical-cultural geography of New Jersey before 1800 [22]
Law Francis A. Allen University of Michigan Concept of political crime Also won in 1977 [218][219]
Jerome A. Cohen Harvard Law School Research in Kyoto [220]
Melvin A. Eisenberg University of California, Berkeley Modern corporate decision-making [20][52][60]
Charles Fried Harvard University Law School [221]
Grant Gilmore University of Chicago [30]
Herbert L. Packer Stanford University [52]
Ralph K. Winter Yale University Labor law, economic policy, and poverty programs [11]
Political Science Gar Alperovitz University of Cambridge [222]
Karl W. Deutsch Harvard University Formulation of a general theory of politics Also won in 1954 [223][20][224]
George Kateb Amherst College Study of the radical critique of liberal democracy [225]
Everett Carll Ladd Jr. University of Connecticut Political responses to social change in the American experience [11]
Joseph LaPalombara Yale University Role of public bureaucracies in effecting political and social change [11]
Hanna Pitkin University of California, Berkeley Nature of self and its significance for politics [20][52][54]
Hanes Walton Savannah State College [25]
Neal Wood York University, Toronto [103]
Psychology Eugene Burnstein University of Michigan [226]
Emilia Ferreiro University of the Republic Comparative developmental psycholinguistics [227]
George Mandler University of California, San Diego Cognitive psychology [101]
David H. Raab Brooklyn College [41]
Leo Rangell University of California, Los Angeles [228]
Roger Newland Shepard Stanford University [20][52]
Patrick Suppes [20][52]
David Garrett Winter Wesleyan University Psychology of power [128][11]
Sociology Norman Birnbaum Amherst College Marxist legacy in sociology [225]
Troy Duster University of California, Berkeley Colonial analogy and the "black situation" in the United States [20][52][60]
Seymour Martin Lipset Harvard University Political role of intellectuals [20][229]
Theodore Roszak California State University, Hayward The making of a counterculture [20][52][230]
Ezra F. Vogel Harvard University [231]

1971 Latin American and Caribbean Fellows

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Category Field of Study Fellow Institutional association Research topic Notes Ref
Creative Arts Fiction Max Aub Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México Life and times of Luis Buñuel Also won in 1966, 1968 [232][233][227]
Daniel Moyano [de; es; pt] Writing [234][227]
Film Jorge R. Preloran Harvard University Filmmaking in Argentina Also won in 1975 [235][227]
Fine Arts Antonio Dias Painting [236][227]
Juan Downey Pratt Institute Sculpture Also won in 1976 [237][238][227]
Fernando Maza [d] Painting [239][227]
Alejandro Otero Sculpture [240][227]
Music Composition Carlos R. Alsina Composing [241][227]
Poetry Edward Kamau Brathwaite University of the West Indies Writing [242][227]
Marco Antonio Montes de Oca Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México Also won in 1967 [243][244][227]
Humanities Architecture, Planning and Design Armando D. Mendes Universidade Federal do Pará River-basin planning in the Amazon region [227]
Fine Arts Research Jorge Elliott Universidad de Chile Creation of visual images in art and literature [227]
Iberian and Latin American History Jorge Arias de Greiff [es] National University of Colombia History of the development of astronomy in Colombia [227]
Latin American Literature Fernando Ainsa [de; es; fr] El Diario The Latin American novel [227]
Literary Criticism Haroldo de Campos Development of the Brazilian contemporary novel [227]
Music Research Fernando von Reichenbach Torcuato di Tella Institute Computer-based experiments on sound synthesis from graphs [227]
Philosophy José Rafael Echeverría [es] Universidad de Puerto Rico Concept of general studies [227]
Natural Sciences Earth Science Rafael Herbst [fi] National University of the Northeast Triassic flora [227]
Molecular and Cellular Biology Jorge E. Allende University of Chile Regulation of protein synthesis in plant cells Also won in 1966 [245][227]
Ernesto G. Bade Campomar Institute of Research in Biochemistry Control mechanisms of protein biosynthesis Also won in 1970 [227][246]
Jorge Cerbón Solórzano [es] Instituto Politécnico Nacional Spectroscopic studies of membrane phenomena [227]
Luiz R. Travassos [pt] University of Buenos Aires 16th-century chroniclers of Spanish America [227]
Organismic Biology and Ecology Alejo Mesa University of the Republic Cytological studies of Antarctic cricket-like insects [227]
Physics Roberto L. Lobo e Silva University of São Paulo Solid state physics [227]
Carlos Alberto Luengo Bariloche Atomic Centre Low-temperature solid state physics [227]
Plant Science Margaret U. Mee Illustrated book of Amazonian plants [227]
Social Sciences Anthropology and Cultural Studies Miguel Chase-Sardi Universidad Católica "Nuestra Señora de la Asunción" Ethnological studies of "Paraguayan Indians" [227]
Sociology Julio Cotler National University of San Marcos Contemporary Peru [227]

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