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List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1940

Summary

Seventy-three Guggenheim Fellowships were awarded in 1940.[1][2]

1940 U.S. and Canadian Fellows edit

Category Field of Study Fellow Notes Ref
Creative Arts Fiction Hermann J. Broch Also won in 1941 [3][4]
Ward Allison Dorrance [5]
Edwin Moultrie Lanham [6][7]
Andrew Nelson Lytle Also won in 1941, 1959 [8]
Christine Weston [9]
Fine Arts Bernard Arnest [8][10]
Lawrence Louis Barrett [11]
Richmond Barthé Also won in 1941 [12][7]
Miguel Covarrubias Also won in 1933 [8][13]
John Hovannes [14]
Henry Lee McFee [8]
Tracy Montminy Appointed as Elizabeth Tracy [15][16]
Herman Palmer [17][7]
Ruth Reeves Also won in 1941 [18]
Carl Schaefer [19]
Harry Wickey Also won in 1939 [20][7]
Music Composition Marc Blitzstein Also won in 1941 [21][4]
Alvin Etler Also won in 1941, 1963 [21][2][7]
Earl Robinson Also won in 1941 [21][8][7]
William Howard Schuman Also won 1939 [22][7]
Photography Walker Evans Also won in 1941, 1959 [23]
Edward Weston Also won in 1939 [24]
Poetry Lloyd Frankenberg [25][4]
Delmore Schwartz Also won in 1941 [8][15][25][4]
Theatre Arts Howard Bay [26]
Humanities American Literature Alfred Kazin Also won in 1947, 1958, 1969 [8][4]
Architecture, Planning, and Design Gregory Ain [27]
Biography Richmond C. Beatty [8]
Fine Arts Research Robert Chester Smith [28]
Carl Zigrosser Also won in 1939 [29]
General Nonfiction John Dos Passos Also won in 1939, 1942 [30][8][15][31]
German and East European History Lewis Galantière [32][7]
Intellectual and Cultural History Hans Kohn [33][4]
Medieval Literature Louis Furman Sas [34]
Near Eastern Studies Richard F. S. Starr [35]
Philosophy Otis Hamilton Lee [7]
Paul Marhenke [36]
United States History Howard Wolf Also won in 1939 [37][8]
Natural Sciences Chemistry Arthur C. Cope [2]
Aristid von Grosse Also won in 1941 [7]
Geography and Environmental Studies Raymond E. Crist Also won in 1953 [38]
Earth Science Chester Stock Also won in 1939 [39]
Harold Ernest Vokes [40]
Mathematics Jesse Douglas Also won in 1941 [41]
Gordon Pall [19]
Raymond Louis Wilder [42]
Aurel Friedrich Wintner [31]
Molecular and Cellular Biology David Lion Drabkin [43]
John T. Edsall Also won in 1953 [15]
Raymund Lull Zwemer [44]
Neuroscience Berry Campbell Also won in 1941 [45]
Organismic Biology & Ecology Myron Gordon Also won in 1938 [46]
Gregory Pincus Also won in 1939 [4]
Physics David Mathias Dennison [47]
Plant Science Stanley A. Cain [2][8]
Katherine Esau [36]
George Thomas Johnson Also won in 1941 [48]
Franklin P. Metcalf (ast) [49]
Henry K. Svenson (de) [50]
Social Sciences Anthropology and Cultural Studies Luther S. Cressman Also won in 1949 [51]
Alfred Irving Hallowell [52]
Isabel Truesdell Kelly Also won in 1941 [36]
Alfred Métraux Also won in 1938 [53]
Economics Wassily W. Leontief Also won in 1950 [15]
James Ackley Maxwell [19]
Nathan Reich [19][4]
Frank A. Southard Jr. [54][7]
Political Science Donald Grant Creighton [19]
Warren Aldrich Roberts [55]
Francis Reginald Scott [19]
Psychology George Katona Also won in 1941 [56]
Sociology Edward Franklin Frazier [12]

1940 Latin American and Caribbean Fellows edit

Category Field of Study Fellow Notes Ref
Humanities Linguistics J. Eugene Garro [57]
Natural Sciences Earth Science Nabor Carrillo Also won in 1941 [58][59]
Carlos Nicholson Jefferson (es) [59]
Medicine and Health Hugo Pablo Chiodi Also won in 1939 [60][59]
Eduardo Etzel [59]
Raúl Palacios von Helms Also won in 1939 [61][59]
Nilson Torres de Rezende Also won in 1941 [59]
Molecular and Cellular Biology Américo S. Albrieux Murdoch Also won in 1941 [59]
Fernando G. Huidobro Toro [59]
Ciro A. Peluffo [59]
Maurício Rocha e Silva Also won in 1941 [59]
Physics Mário Schenberg Also won in 1941 [62][59]
Facundo Bueso Sanllehí Also won in 1941 [59]
Plant Science Carlos Arnaldo Krug [59]
José Pérez Carabia (es) [59]
Social Sciences Anthropology and Cultural Studies Jorge C. Muelle (es) [63]
Arthur Ramos de Araujo Pereira (pt) [64]
Economics Jorge Kingston Also won in 1947 [65]
Political Science Santos Primo Amadeo Also won in 1941 [66]

See also edit

References edit

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