List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1973

Three hundred and thirty-nine scholars, artists, and scientists received Guggenheim Fellowships in 1973. $3,852,600 was disbursed between the recipients, who were chosen from an applicant pool of 2,416. Of the 112 universities represented, University of California, Berkeley and Stanford University were tied for institution with the most winners on its faculty (16). Columbia University (15) were second in fellowships, followed by University of California, Los Angeles and Yale University in third.

United States and Canada fellows

Category	Field of Study	Fellow	Institutional association	Research topic	Notes	Ref
Creative Arts	Choreography	Murray Louis	Murray Louis Dance Company	Choreography	Also won in 1969
	Drama and Performance Art	Frederick E. Gaines	University of Minnesota	Bull Moose, a play based on immigration in the early 1900s
		Charles F. Gordon
		Myrna Lamb
		Murray Mednick	Theatre Genesis	Travel to Mexico
		Ronald Tavel
		Jean-Claude van Itallie			Also won in 1980
		Joseph A. Walker	Howard University; City College of New York
	Fiction	Brock Brower		Writing
		John Gardner	Southern Illinois University
		William Harrison	University of Arkansas
		Madison Jones	Auburn University
		Barton A. Midwood
		Joseph Papaleo	Sarah Lawrence College
		Gilbert Sorrentino			Also won in 1987
		Richard G. Stern	University of Chicago
		Frederic Tuten	City College of New York
		Theodore Weesner	University of New Hampshire
	Film	James Broughton	San Francisco Art Institute	Filmmaking	Also won in 1970
		Daniel Dembrosky
		Ed Emshwiller			Also won in 1978
		Mike Henderson	University of California, Davis
		James Kennedy
		Gunvor Nelson	San Francisco Art Institute
		David Loeb Weiss
	Fine Arts	Ilya Bolotowsky	Southampton College	2D and 3D painting
		Frank Bowling		Painting	Also won in 1967
		Marvin Brown	California State University
		Lowry Burgess	Massachusetts College of Art
		David Diao	Whitney Museum Independent Study Program	Painting
		Mary Frank		Graphics	Also won in 1983
		Hans Haacke	Cooper Union
		Michael D. Hall	Cranbrook Academy of Art	Sculpture
		Frederick Hammersley	University of New Mexico	Painting
		Bernard Edwin Kirschenbaum		Sculpture
		Boyd Mefferd
		Forrest Myers		Sculpture
		Matthew Phillips	Bard College	Graphics
		Basilios Poulos		Painting
		Robert Ryman
		Alan J. Shields
		Robert I. Smithson		Sculpture: Amarillo Ramp
		Jack Sonenberg	Pratt Institute	Painting
		Chryssa Vardea-Mavromichali		Sculpture
	Music Composition	Walter E. Aschaffenburg	Oberlin Conservatory of Music	Composing	Also won in 1955
		Leslie Bassett	University of Michigan		Also won in 1980
		George H. Crumb	University of Pennsylvania		Also won in 1967
		Edwin Dugger	University of California, Berkeley
		Donald Martino	New England Conservatory of Music		Also won in 1967, 1982
		Pauline Oliveros	University of California, San Diego
		Vincent Persichetti	Juilliard School; Philadelphia Conservatory		Also won in 1958, 1968
		Robert Pollock
		Harvey Sollberger	Columbia University; Manhattan School of Music		Also won in 1969
		Louis Weingarden
	Photography	Robert Hickman Adams		Colorado homes in the 1970s	Also won in 1980
		Bill Dane			Also won in 1982
		Wendy Snyder MacNeil	Abbot Academy; Phillips Academy	Long-term documentary experiment
		Sonia Landy Sheridan	School of the Art Institute of Chicago
		George A. Tice	New School for Social Research	New Jersey city, suburban, shore, and rural areas
		John Vachon		American towns rural enough to have maintained an identity
		David Vestal	School of the Art Institute of Chicago (visiting)		Also won in 1966
	Poetry	John Ashbery	Brooklyn College	Writing	Also won in 1967
		Irving Feldman	State University of New York at Buffalo
		David Ignatow	Columbia University		Also won in 1965
X. J. Kennedy		Tufts University
Philip Levine		Fresno State University	Also won in 1980
Michael McClure		California College of Arts and Crafts
W. S. Merwin			Also won in 1983
Stanley Plumly		Ohio University
James Scully		University of Connecticut
Video and Audio	Joel L. Gold
Humanities	American Literature	Morris Dickstein	Queens College, CUNY
		Burton R. Pollin [de]	Bronx Community College	Edgar Allan Poe’s style, including his coinages; his response to the arts and artists of the day; relation to the music of his time; his reviewers; and his necrology
		Robert F. Sayre	University of Iowa	Thoreau's Indian Notebooks
		John D. Seelye	University of Connecticut
		Emily Stipes Watts	University of Illinois	Critical and historical study of women poets in America
	Architecture, Planning and Design	William Alonso	University of California, Berkeley	Comparative studies on urbanization
		H. Allen Brooks	University of Toronto	Le Corbusier
		Grady E. Clay	Landscape Architecture	Analysis of urban growth
	Biography	Brendan Gill
		Ronald Steel	Yale University
	British History	Stephen B. Baxter	University of North Carolina	History of Britain and Hanover, 1739-1763	Also won in 1959
		Karl S. Bottigheimer	State University of New York at Stony Brook	Failure of the Reformation in 16th-century Ireland
		John S. Galbraith	University of California, Los Angeles
		Bentley B. Gilbert	University of Illinois at Chicago
		Peter Stansky	Stanford University	Art, society, and politics in England, 1890s	Also won in 1966
		Robert K. Webb	Columbia University		Also won in 1959
	Classics	D. A. Amyx	University of California, Berkeley	Corinthian vase-painting	Also won in 1957
		Eva C. Keuls	University of Minnesota; Howard University
		Brooks Otis	University of North Carolina	Transcendence of tragedy	Also won in 1952
	East Asian Studies	A. K. Narain	University of Wisconsin, Madison	Kushans of Central and South Asia during the first three centuries A.D.
		Oliver H. Statler		Religious customs in Japan
		Frederic Evans Wakeman	University of California, Berkeley	Ming loyalism in Ch'ing China
	Economic History	Hugh G. J. Aitken	Amherst College	Historical development of radio communications in Europe and the United States
		Stuart W. Bruchey	Columbia University
		Bernt P. Stigum [no]	Northwestern University
	English Literature	Stuart Curran	University of Wisconsin, Madison	Literary relationship between Byron and Shelley
		Carl Dawson	University of New Hampshire	Matthew Arnold
		Anne D. Ferry	Boston College
		Roland M. Frye	University of Pennsylvania	John Milton's epic poetry and the visual arts	Also won in 1956
		James R. Kincaid	Ohio State University		Also won in 1982
		Russell A. Fraser	University of Michigan	Kinship of the mage and scientist in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance
		George Paul Landow	Brown University		Also won in 1978
		Thomas A. McFarland	Graduate Center, CUNY		Also won in 1964
		William H. Pritchard	Amherst College
		Mark Schorer	University of California, Berkeley	George Balanchine	Also won in 1941, 1942, 1948
		Marvin Spevack	University of Münster
		Jane W. Stedman	Roosevelt University	Research at the University of London
		Kathleen Mary Williams	University of California, Riverside	Literature of the 18th century and the Renaissance in libraries in the United States and England
	Fine Arts Research	James Beck	Columbia University	Critical monograph on Jacopo della Quercia
		Jack Wesley Burnham, Jr.	Northwestern University	Alchemical symbolism in the works of Marcel Duchamp
		Michael Martin Fried	Harvard University
		Reinhold A. Heller	University of Pittsburgh
		Michael Sullivan	Stanford University	Chinese landscape paintings and the Sui and Tang dynasties
		John Wilmerding	Dartmouth College	American art (part of the Pelican History of Art series)
	Folklore and Popular Culture	Ilhan Basgöz [tr; az]	Indiana University	Comparative study of the romantic epics of the Turkic peoples
	French History	Robert R. Palmer	Yale University	French education during the revolutionary era, 1760-1820
		Peter N. Stearns	Rutgers University	Attitudes and policies toward aging in France since 1850
	French Literature	Peter Brooks	Yale University
		Shoshana Felman
		John C. Lapp	Stanford University	Pierre Corneille	Also won in 1966
	General Nonfiction	Renata Adler	The New Yorker
		Walter Goodman
		Neil Sheehan	New York Times
	German and East European History	Gerald D. Feldman	University of California, Berkeley	Socio-economic history of the early Weimar Republic
		Hsi-Huey Liang	Vassar College
	German and Scandinavian Literature	Klaus W. Jonas [de]	University of Pittsburgh
	Latin American History	Charles Adam Hale	University of Iowa	Interpretive history of Mexican thought and the politics in the period 1867-1910
	Linguistics	Eric P. Hamp	University of Chicago	Albanian dialectology
		David McNeill		Psychology of language
		Stanley Peters	University of Texas, Austin	Semantics of natural languages
	Literary Criticism	Merle E. Brown	University of Iowa	Contemporary British poetry and literary criticism
		Laura Riding Jackson
		Rosette C. Lamont	Queens College, CUNY
		Edgar Rosenberg	Cornell University
Michael Wood		Columbia University
Medieval History	Donald W. Sutherland	University of Iowa	Edition of medieval law proceedings held in the Royal Court in Northamptonshire, 1329-1330
Medieval Literature	Marvin L. Colker	University of Virginia	Descriptive catalog of Latin manuscripts at the University of Dublin
	Andrew Hughes	University of Toronto	Investigation and photographing of medieval manuscripts in Europe
Music Research	Stuart Reiner
	Charles Rosen	State University of New York at Stony Brook	Relationship of Romantic music and 19th-century theories of language and style
	Cecil P. Taylor	Antioch College (visiting)	Black music composition
Near Eastern Studies	L. Carl Brown	Princeton University
Philosophy	Donald Davidson	Rockefeller University	Philosophy of language
	David Shepherd Nivison	Stanford University	Weakness of will in Chinese philosophy
	Richard M. Rorty
	Peter Kenneth Unger	New York University
	Roger Wertheimer	Graduate Center, CUNY
Photography Studies	Eugenia Parry Janis	Wellesley College	Life of Gustave Le Gray
Religion	Charley D. Hardwick	American University	Psychoanalysis theory
	H. Darrell Lance	Colgate Rochester Divinity School	Write-up of excavations at Gezer
	Jacob Neusner	Brown University		Also won in 1979
Renaissance History	Hans Baron	Newberry Library	Florentine humanism and historiography of Leonardo Bruni	Also won in 1942
	F. Edward Cranz	Connecticut College	Medieval and Renaissance intellectual history and bibliography
	John M. Headley	University of North Carolina	Critical edition of the autobiography of Mercurino di Gattinara
Russian History	Gustave Alef [pl]	University of Oregon	History of medieval Russia
	Richard Hellie	University of Chicago
Spanish and Portuguese Literature	Alexander A. Parker	University of Texas, Austin	Art and thought of Pedro Calderón de la Barca
	Allen W. Phillips [es]		Life and time of Alejandro Sawa	Also won in 1960
	John Polt [es]	University of California, Berkeley	Critical edition of the poetry of Juan Meléndez Valdés
	Kenneth R. Scholberg [es]	Michigan State University	Satire in 16th-century Spanish literature
Theatre Arts	Reginald Allen [de]	Pierpont Morgan Library
	Gordon Rogoff	SUNY Buffalo
United States History	Paul S. Boyer	University of Massachusetts
	David B. Burner	State University of New York at Stony Brook	Biography of Herbert Hoover
	Edward M. Coffman	University of Wisconsin–Madison	Social history of the peacetime American Army, 1783-1940
	Robert Dallek	University of California, Los Angeles
	Robert F. Dalzell	Williams College	General history of Massachusetts, 1829-1861
	Robert M. Fogelson	Massachusetts Institute of Technology
	John Hope Franklin	University of Chicago		Also won in 1950
	Lloyd C. Gardner	Rutgers College	Anglo-American political and economic relations in the 20th century, with emphasis on cooperation and conflict in situations such as the Russian and Mexican Revolutions
	Charles Lockwood
	David P. Thelen	University of Missouri, Columbia	Industrial capitalism in England and America
	Alden T. Vaughan	Columbia University
	James Edward Wright	Dartmouth College
Natural Sciences	Applied Mathematics	Leopold B. Felsen	Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn
		Carl H. Gibson	University of California, San Diego	Turbulence
		Morton E. Gurtin	Carnegie Mellon University	Continuum mechanics
		Nicholas A. Krall	University of Maryland
		John L. Lumley	Pennsylvania State University	Oceanic turbulence
		J. Nicholas Newman	Massachusetts Institute of Technology
		Malvin C. Teich	Columbia University
	Astronomy and Astrophysics	Gordon P. Garmire	California Institute of Technology	Research in Australia, India, England, and France
		William L. Kraushaar [de]	University of Wisconsin, Madison	High-energy astrophysics	Also won in 1962
		Laurence E. Peterson	University of California, San Diego	High-energy astronomy
	Chemistry	Evan H. Appelman	Argonne National Laboratory
		Charles R. Cantor	Columbia University
		William R. Dolbier Jr.	University of Florida
		Russell Stephen Drago	University of Illinois	Synthetic inorganic chemistry and catalysis
		Adon A. Gordus	University of Michigan
		David M. Hercules	University of Georgia	Research at Northwestern University
		John R. Huizenga	University of Rochester	Research at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory	Also won in 1964
		Lloyd M. Jackman	Pennsylvania State University
		Julian M. Miller	Columbia University
		Warner L. Peticolas	University of Oregon	Molecular vibrations in solid material
		John O. Rasmussen Jr.	Yale University
		Louis P. Remsberg, Jr	Brookhaven National Laboratory	High nuclear chemistry
		F. Sherwood Rowland	University of California, Irvine		Also won in 1961
		John R. Scheffer	University of British Columbia	Photochemistry
		Kenneth L. Servis	University of Southern California	Physical organic chemistry
		Eugene E. van Tamelen	Stanford University	Ribonucleic acid synthesis	Also won in 1964
		Nien-chu C. Yang [zh]	University of Chicago
	Computer Science	Waldo G. Magnuson Jr.	Lawrence Livermore Laboratory
		John E. Savage	Brown University
	Earth Science	Edward Anders	University of Chicago
		David J. J. Kinsman	Princeton University
		John Rodgers	Yale University
		J. William Schopf	University of California, Los Angeles		Also won in 1988
		Manik Talwani [de]	Columbia University	Evolution of the Norwegian Sea and the off-shore continental margin there
	Engineering	Richard de Neufville	Massachusetts Institute of Technology
		W. Harmon Ray	SUNY Buffalo
	Mathematics	Stephen Lichtenbaum	Cornell University
		Ted Petrie	Rutgers University
		Ralph S. Phillips	Stanford University	Mathematical analysis	Also won in 1953
		Daniel G. Quillen	Massachusetts Institute of Technology
		Halsey Royden	Stanford University	Xomplex analysis and differential geometry
		Wilfried Schmid	Columbia University		Also won in 1988
		James Johnston Stoker	New York University		Also won in 1964
		Masamichi Takesaki	University of California, Los Angeles
		Herbert S. Wilf	University of Pennsylvania	Combinatorial analysis
	Medicine and Health	John P. Bunker	Stanford University	Surgical and medical manpower
		Charles J. Epstein	University of California, San Francisco	Developmental genetics and oncology
		Richard A. Gatti	University of Minnesota
		Stephen M. Krane	Harvard University
		Norman Kretchmer	Stanford University	Human development and reproductive physiology
		William Silen	Harvard University
		David Hamilton Smith [de]
		Paul Talalay	Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine	Research with John Cornforth
		Gerald Weissmann	New York University Medical Center	Research at Sorbonne University
	Molecular and Cellular Biology	James J. Castles	University of Chicago School of Medicine
		Roderick K. Clayton [de]	Cornell University		Also won in 1980
		R. John Collier	University of California, Los Angeles
		Robert J. DeLange	University of California, Los Angeles School of Medicine
		Howard M. Dintzis	Johns Hopkins University
		Robert C. Elston	University of North Carolina	Analytical methods in human genetics
		James L. Gaylor	Cornell University
		Ian R. Gibbons	University of Hawaii	Biophysics and cell biology
		Lawrence Grossman	Brandeis University
		William Platt Jencks
Leo Nicholas Ornston		Yale University
William Trager		Rockefeller University
Kensal E. van Holde		Oregon State University	Biophysical chemistry
Peter Hans von Hippel		University of Oregon	Proteins and genes
Neuroscience	Jeffrey M. Camhi	Cornell University	Patterns in nerve cell activity
	Gary C. Galbraith	University of Southern California	Ways in which aging affects the human nervous system
	Michael L. Shelanski	National Heart and Lung Institute
Organismic Biology and Ecology	William L. Brown, Jr.	Cornell University
	Alan Gelperin	Princeton University
	Robert Rush Miller	University of Michigan	Freshwater fish in Mexico
	Nicholas Mrosovsky	University of Toronto
	Gordon H. Orians	University of Washington	Melodious blackbird
	Michael E. Soulé	University of California, San Diego	Population genetics and evolutionary biology
Plant Science	Winslow Briggs	Harvard University	Research at University of Freiburg
	Sherwin Carlquist	Claremont Graduate University	Pittosporaceae
	Paul A. Castelfranco	University of California, Davis
	Maarten Chrispeels	University of California, San Diego	Structural and functional changes in cells during development
	R. James Cook	Washington State University	Soil microbiology and biological control of plant pathogens
	Park S. Nobel	University of California, Los Angeles
	Arthur H. Westing	Windham College	Environmental damage caused by war
	Jan A. D. Zeevaart [nl]	Michigan State University
Physics	James Bjorken	Stanford University	Theoretical studies in high-energy physics
	Henry Blosser	Michigan State University
	Paul G. Federbush	University of Michigan
	Gerald Feinberg	Columbia University
	Daniel Z. Freedman	State University of New York at Stony Brook	High-energy physics	Also won in 1985
	Melville S. Green	Temple University	Statistical mechanics	Also won in 1957
	Paul V. C. Hough	Brookhaven National Laboratory	Molecular biology	Also won in 1959
	Vincent Jaccarino	University of California, Santa Barbara	Solid-state physics
	Robert Karplus	University of California, Berkeley	Logical mathematical thinking among different populations of elementary and secondary school students	Also won in 1960
	Toichiro Kinoshita	Cornell University
	Margaret Galland Kivelson	University of California, Los Angeles	Research with James Dungey
	Raymond L. Orbach		Research at Tel Aviv University
	Wolfgang K. H. Panofsky	Stanford University	High-energy physics	Also won in 1959
	Robert O. Pohl	Cornell University
	Paul L. Richards	University of California, Berkeley	Solid-state physics
	Robert H. Silsbee	Cornell University
	Harold K. Ticho	University of California, Los Angeles		Also won in 1966
	George H. Trilling	University of California, Berkeley	Research at CERN
	Stanley George Wojcicki	Stanford University	High-energy physics
	Lincoln Wolfenstein	Carnegie Mellon University	Theoretical research in high-energy physics	Also won in 1983
Social Sciences	Anthropology and Cultural Studies	Richard N. Adams	University of Texas at Austin	Structural history of Latin America, 1500-1970
		Harold C. Conklin	Yale University
		Arthur G. Miller
		Joan Eveline Vincent	Barnard College	Ongoing political conflict in Northern Ireland
	Economics	George A. Akerlof	University of California, Berkeley	Development policy
		Joseph S. Berliner [pl]	Brandeis University
		Mary Jean Bowman	University of Chicago
		Donald J. Brown	Yale University	Arrow's Theorem
		Lawrence J. Lau	Stanford University	Theoretical and empirical investigations in econometrics
		Lionel W. McKenzie	University of Rochester
		Deborah Duff Milenkovitch	Barnard College
	Education	Alan Peshkin	University of Illinois	Role of schooling in the rural community
	Geography and Environmental Studies	Harold C. Brookfield	McGill University	Research at the Institute of Development Studies
	Law	Thomas M. Franck	New York University		Also won in 1982
		Mason Willrich [de]	University of Virginia School of Law	Legal restraints on energy use
	Political Science	Frederick C. Barghoorn	Yale University
		Alfred Diamant	Indiana University	Political role of the West German government's senior bureaucracy
		Peter J. Duignan	Stanford University	Comparative analysis of European imperial rule in Africa, 1880-1960
		Lewis J. Edinger	Columbia University	Comparative political leadership
		George J. Graham Jr.	Vanderbilt University	Consensus in political theory
		A. James Gregor	University of California, Berkeley	Nature of fascism as a political system
		Ernst B. Haas		Effect of technological innovation on the evolution of international systems
		Chalmers Johnson		Political history of the Japanese Ministry of International Trade and Industry, 1949-1969
		Ellen Mickiewicz	Michigan State University
		Walter F. Murphy	Princeton University
		Andrew J. Nathan	Columbia University
		Frances Fox Piven	Boston University
		Richard Rose	University of Strathclyde	Evolution of public policy in the European state
		Richard N. Rosecrance	Cornell University
		Steven L. Spiegel	University of California, Los Angeles	Domestic determinants of American policy in the Middle East
	Psychology	A. H. Black	McMaster University	Autonomic and central nervous system
		Peter D. Eimas	Brown University	Problems of speech perception
		Jean-Claude Falmagne	New York University
		Rochel Gelman	University of Pennsylvania	Development of number concepts
		David M. Green	University of California, San Diego	Application of linear analysis to auditory phenomena
		James G. Greeno	University of Michigan	Research at Oxford University
		Irving Lester Janis	Yale University
		James M. Jones	Harvard University	Calypso humor
		P. Herbert Leiderman	Stanford University	Familial influence on African infant precocity
		Dominic W. Massaro	University of Wisconsin, Madison	Theoretical study of speech perception and reading
		Robert Rosenthal	Harvard University
		Carl E. Thoresen	Stanford University	Concepts and concerns of humanistic psychology and education, behavior principles, and techniques
		Michael T. Turvey	University of Connecticut	Research at the University of Essex
	Sociology	Ivar E. Berg	Columbia University
		Paul Bouissac	University of Toronto
		Joseph Robert Gusfield [fr]	University of California, San Diego	Knowledge and policy in alcohol and public safety
		Richard J. Ofshe	University of California, Berkeley	Sociology of utopian social designs
		Neil J. Smelser
		Richard Sennett	New York University
		Seymour Spilerman	University of Wisconsin, Madison	Ethnicity, stratification, and poverty in Israel
		Harrison Colyar White	Harvard University

Latin American and Caribbean Fellows

Category	Field of Study	Fellow	Institutional association	Research topic	Notes	Ref
Creative Arts	Drama and Performance Arts	Barry Reckord		Playwrighting
	Fiction	Antonio Di Benedetto		Writing
		José Donoso			Also won in 1968
		Salvador Elizondo	National Autonomous University of Mexico		Also won in 1968
		Héctor Manjarrez [es]
	Fine Arts	Olga de Amaral	University of the Andes	Techniques and creative work in the weaving of textiles
		Gunther Gerzso		Painting and graphics
		Avatar da Silva Moraes	Universidade de Brasília	Sculpture
	Poetry	Isabel Fraire	Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México	Writing
Humanities	Architecture, Planning and Design	Silvio Grichener		Participation in planning and design by occupants of low-cost housing projects
		Ramón Gutiérrez	National University of the Northeast	Analytical history of colonial architecture of Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, and Bolivia
	Iberian and Latin American History	Alvaro Jara	University of Chile	Economic history of Latin America
	Latin American Literature	Mario Góngora del Campo		Place of America in historical thought from the 16th to 18th centuries
		Julio Ortega [es]		Historical and critical study of the avant-garde Latin American novel
	Theatre Arts	Augusto Boal	Teatro de La Ranchería [es]	Latin American popular theatre	Also won in 1975
Natural Sciences	Earth Sciences	Zoltan de Cserna	Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México	Structural geology of Mexico
	Mathematics	Juan Alfredo Tiráo	National University of Córdoba	Spherical functions and harmonic analysis
	Molecular and Cellular Biology	Armando J. Parodi	University of Buenos Aires, Argentina; CONICET	Viral gene products
	Organismic Biology and Ecology	Hugo H. Campos	Austral University of Chile	Evolutionary biology of freshwater fishes of Chile
	Physics	Miguel G. Kiwi [es]	University of Chile	Solid-state physics
		Nicim Zagury [pt]	Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro	Elementary particle physics
	Plant Science	Miguel Holle Ostendorf	Universidad Nacional Agraria La Molina	Biosystematic studies of South American tomatoes
Social Science	Anthropology and Cultural Studies	María Rostworowski de Diez	National Museum of Peruvian Culture	Peruvian ethnohistory
		Arturo Warman	Universidad Iberoamericana	Social anthropology of Mexico
	Economics	Víctor Jorge Elías [es]	National University of Tucumán	Comparison of sources of growth in Latin America
		Jorge Miguel Katz	Torcuato di Tella Institute	Technological and industrial development in Argentina since 1950
		Paul Singer	Brazilian Center for Analysis and Planning [pt]	Tertiary sector in developing economies
	Education	Carlos Tünnermann Bernheim	Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Nicaragua	Cultural history of the university in Latin America	Also won in 1989
	Political Science	Oscar E. Cornblit	Torcuato di Tella Institute	Analytical studies of social and political processes in Bolivia and Argentina
	Sociology	Francis Korn	Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina; CONICET	Social structure of Buenos Aires, 1920-1930

See also

• Guggenheim Fellowship
• List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1972
• List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1974