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List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1951

Summary

One hundred and fifty-four Guggenheim Fellowships were awarded in 1951.[1][2] $568,000 was disbursed.[3]

1951 U.S. and Canadian Fellows edit

Category Field of Study Fellow Notes Ref
Creative Arts Fiction Charles Edward Butler [4]
John Cheever Also won in 1960 [5]
William Goyen Also won in 1952 [6]
Fine Arts William Ross Abrams [7]
Robert Noel Blair Also won in 1946 [8]
Adolf Dehn Also won in 1939 [9][10]
Joseph DeMartini [11][10]
John Edward Heliker [12][10]
Lewis Iselin [13]
Malcolm Haynie Myers Also won in 1951 [14]
Arthur Osver Also won in 1949 [10]
Richard Warren Pousette-Dart [15]
Steve Raffo Also won in 1950 [16]
David Smith Also won in 1950 [12]
Music Composition Jacob Avshalomov [17]
William Bergsma Also won in 1946 [3]
Ingolf Dahl Also won in 1960 [17][18]
Roger John Goeb Also won in 1950 [19][20]
Robert Kurka Also won in 1952 [17]
Dai-keong Lee Also won in 1945 [21]
Poetry e. e. cummings Also won in 1933 [22]
Rosalie Moore Also won in 1950 [18]
Humanities American Literature Thomas H. Johnson [23]
Jay Leyda Also won in 1950 [24]
Biography Douglas Southall Freeman [25]
Horace Victor Gregory [12]
Elizabeth Stevenson Also won in 1958 [26]
George Woodcock [27]
British History Conyers Read Also won in 1954 [28][29]
Classics Edmund Grindlay Berry [27]
William Kendrick Pritchett Also won in 1955 [18]
Edward Anthony Robinson [30]
William Pitkin Wallace Also won in 1960 [27]
Constantine George Yavis [31]
East Asian Studies John K. Fairbank Also won in 1959 [2][29]
Economic History Robert Sabatino Lopez Also won in 1948 [32][29]
Education Robert Benjamin Irwin (id) [22]
English Literature Lily Bess Campbell [18][33]
James Lowry Clifford Also won in 1965 [34]
Thomas Wellsted Copeland Also won in 1963 [35]
Joyce Hemlow Also won in 1960, 1966 [27]
Cecil Yelverton Lang [36]
William Dougald MacMillan III [37]
George Winchester Stone, Jr. Also won in 1950, 1963 [38]
Folklore and Popular Culture Benjamin Botkin [39]
French Literature Alfred Adler [40]
Gilbert Chinard Also won in 1956 [41]
André Benjamin Delattre Also won in 1941 [28]
Herbert Dieckmann Also won in 1948 [2]
Claude André Vigée [2][42]
General Nonfiction Joseph James Mathews [26][43][29]
German and East European History Jerome Blum Also won in 1971 [28][29]
Leften Stavros Stavrianos [35][29]
German and Scandinavian Literature Heinrich Edmund Karl Henel Also won in 1954 [27][44]
Walter Friedrich Naumann Also won in 1961 [44]
Iberian and Latin American History Woodrow Borah Also won in 1958 [18]
Intellectual and Cultural Studies Golo Mann [18][29]
Italian Literature A. William Salomone (it) [29]
Linguistics Norman E. Eliason [37]
Albrecht Goetze [45]
Alo Raun (de) (et) (fi) [46]
Literary Criticism Philip Rahv [39]
Ernest Lee Tuveson [18]
René Wellek Also won in 1952, 1956, 1966 [47]
Medieval Literature E. Talbot Donaldson Also won in 1977 [46]
Walter J. Ong Also won in 1949 [2][33]
Music Research Donald Jay Grout Also won in 1952 [33]
Leo Franz Schrade Also won in 1956 [48]
Oliver Strunk Also won in 1955 [28]
Arnold Olaf Sungaard [42]
Near Eastern Studies Paul Julius Alexander Also won in 1965 [29]
Henri Frankfort [35]
Richard Nelson Frye Also won in 1975 [2]
Hal Lehrman Also won in 1953 [39]
Philosophy Richard Milton Martin [28]
Rulon Seymour Wells, III [49]
Religion William Henry Paine Hatch Also won in 1953 [2]
Russian History Robert Francis Byrnes [46][28][39][29]
Spanish and Portuguese Literature Ruth Lee Kennedy [2][42][50]
Luis Monguió [18]
United States History Arthur Cecil Bining [28][29]
Julian P. Boyd [51]
Mildred Lucile Campbell [29]
Michael Kraus [29]
Dumas Malone Also won in 1958 [29]
William Quentin Maxwell [52][29]
Edouard A. Stackpole Also won in 1963 [2][42]
Willard Mosher Wallace [29]
Natural Sciences Astronomy and Astrophysics Su-Shu Huang [35][44]
Chemistry Harrison Scott Brown [53]
Alan Frank Clifford Also won in 1952 [35]
Robert Brainard Corey [18]
Farrington Daniels [54]
Harry George Drickamer [55]
Albert Leon Henne [56]
Frederick Albert Matsen [57]
Walter John Moore [46][38]
Ralph Pearson [35]
R. Nelson Smith [3][18]
Harold R. Snyder 1939 fellowship postponed until 1951 [58]
Carl Swenson Vestling [59]
Earth Science Bryan Patterson Also won in 1954 [35]
Mathematics Ralph Fox [28]
Nathan Jacobson [39]
Irving Ezra Segal Also won in 1946, 1967 [35][39]
Max Shiffman [3][18][39]
Medicine and Health George Edward Burch [60]
Joseph Wiley Ferrebee [61]
Richard W. Lippman Also won in 1950 [18]
Shih-Chun Wang [62]
Molecular and Cellular Biology Howard Alan Bern [18]
Frederick A. Fuhrman [3][18]
Ruth Hoffmann Hubbard [2]
Walter Lee Hughes [2]
Edna Beatrice Kearney [63]
Albert L. Lehninger Also won in 1962 [35]
Douglas Alfred Marsland Also won in 1959 [64]
Charles Vernon Robinson [2]
William Cumming Rose [65]
Thomas Peter Singer Also won in 1959 [63]
Roger Yate Stanier Also won in 1945, 1967 [18]
Alma Joslyn Whiffen-Barksdale [40]
Organismic Biology and Ecology Oliver L. Austin [2][42]
Rachel Carson [38][52]
William Steel Creighton Also won in 1952 [66]
Maxwell John Dunbar [27]
Richard Benedict Goldschmidt [67]
Francis Harper Also won in 1950 [68][28]
Clarence Cook Little [69]
Joe Truesdell Marshall, Jr. [50]
Herbert Holdsworth Ross [35]
Alexander Frank Skutch Also won in 1946 [70][52]
Curt Stern Also won in 1962 [18]
Albert Tyler [18]
Physics Willard Libby Also won in 1941, 1959 [35]
Mael A. Melvin Also won in 1956 [71]
John Rader Platt [35]
Plant Science Henry N. Andrews, Jr. Also won in 1958, 1961 [72]
Sterling Howard Emerson [18]
E. D. Merrill [73]
Eldon Henry Newcomb [44]
Nicholas Polunin (es) Also won in 1950 [27]
Albert N. Steward [2]
Leland Shanor [35]
Statistics Leonard Jimmie Savage Also won in 1958, 1967 [35]
Social Sciences Anthropology and Cultural Studies Kenneth Earl Kidd [27]
Bertram Shirley Kraus [50]
Walter Collins O'Kane [74]
Economics Richard A. Musgrave Also won in 1965 [40]
Edwin G. Nourse Also won in 1950 [18][38][22]
Siegfried V. Wantrup Also won in 1947 [18]
William Rulon Williamson [38]
Law Albert A. Ehrenzweig (de) [18]
Alpheus Thomas Mason [75]
Samuel E. Thorne Also won in 1948, 1956 [42][33]
Political Science Alexander Brady [27]
George Hathaway Dession [76]
Carl J. Friedrich Also won in 1954 [2][42]
William Weed Kaufmann [42]
Samuel J. Konefsky Also won in 1950 [22]
Louise Overacker [2][3][42]
Alice Fleenor Sturgis [3][18]
Psychology Fritz Heider Also won in 1947 [77]
Anne Roe [78]
Sociology Wolfram Eberhard Also won in 1950 [18]
T. Lynn Smith Also won in 1953 [79]
Kimball Young [18][35]

1951 Latin American and Caribbean Fellows edit

Category Field of Study Fellow Notes Ref
Creative Arts Fiction Pierre Marcelin [80]
Philippe Thoby-Marcelin [80]
Fine Arts José Vela Zanetti Also won in 1952 [81]
Humanities Iberian and Latin American History Edmundo O'Gorman (es) (fr) [82]
Medieval History José Luis Romero (es) Also won in 1969 [83]
Spanish and Portuguese Literature Amado Alonso [2]
Natural Sciences Earth Science João José Bigarella (pt) [84]
Carlos de Paula Couto Also won in 1949, 1966 [85]
Geography and Environmental Studies Leví Marrero Artiles [86]
Mathematics José Adem Also won in 1952 [87]
Medicine and Health Augusto A. Camara Also won in 1950 [88]
Ephraim Donoso Also won in 1952 [89]
Roberto Eusebio Mancini [90]
Juan García Ramos Also won in 1948 [91]
Neuroscience Mario Altamirano Orrego [92]
Molecular and Cellular Biology Danko Brncic Juricic (es) Also won in 1969 [93]
Francisco J. S. Lara Also won in 1950 [94]
Neuroscience José Bebin Bustamante Also won in 1950 [95]
Organismic Biology and Ecology Raymond Millard Cable [96]
Plant Science Domingo Cozzo [97]
José Cuatrecasas Also won in 1950 [98]
Luis Enrique Gregory [99]
Jorge León Arguedas (es) Also won in 1952 [100]
Alicia Lourteig Also won in 1952 [101]
Social Sciences Anthropology and Cultural Studies Ricardo Alegría Also won in 1953 [102]
Pedro Carrasco Pizana [103]
Julio César Cubillos Chaparro (es) [104]
Sociology José Vicente Freitas Marcondes [105]

See also edit

References edit

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