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List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1990

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One hundred and forty-three scholars, artists, and scientists received Guggenheim Fellowships in 1990.[1][2] $3,783,000 was disbursed between the recipients, who were chosen from an applicant pool of 3,218.[2][3] Sixty-seven institutions were represented.[4]

1990 United States and Canada Fellows

CategoryField of StudyFellowInstitutional associationResearch topicNotesRef
Creative ArtsChoreographySusan MarshallSusan Marshall CompanyChoreography[5][6]
Drama & Performance ArtPhilip Kan GotandaPlaywriting[7]
Tina HoweHunter College (visiting)[8]
John Jesurun[9]
Stuart Sherman[10]
Daniel Stein[11]
Mac Wellman[12]
FictionJoan L. ChaseWriting[13]
Elaine FordUniversity of Maine[14]
Lynn Freed[15]
Ron HansenUC Santa Cruz[7][16]
Oscar J. HijuelosHofstra University[17]
Richard RussoSouthern Illinois UniversityWork on his third novel[18]
FilmMinh-ha TrinhSan Francisco State UniversityFilmmaking[10][7]
Ilan Ziv[10]
Fine ArtsIda ApplebroogPainting[19]
Connie BeckleyVisual and performance art[20]
Eva BuchmullerVisuals in theater design[21]
William CrozierSculpture[20]
Heide Fasnacht[22]
Roni Horn[23]
Michiko ItataniSchool of the Art Institute of ChicagoPainting[24][25]
Nancy MitchnickCalifornia Institute of the Arts[7][26]
Richard T. NotkinSculpture[27]
Pat OleszkoVisual art[28]
Art SpiegelmanMaus II[29]
Patrick StrzelecSculpture[30]
Trevor WinkfieldVisual art[31]
Music CompositionJeffery CottonOpera about the Fall of the Berlin Wall; later became Suite from Pyramus and Thisbe (2002)[32][33][34]
Donald GranthamUniversity of Texas-AustinComposing[35]
Paul LanskyPrinceton University[36]
Shulamit RanUniversity of ChicagoChicago Symphony Orchestra (in residence)Also won in 1977[37][38][39]
Christopher RouseUniversity of RochesterComposing, including a piece of the New York Philharmonic and a chorus and orchestral work for the Baltimore Symphony[40]
Bright ShengComposing[41]
Dianaruthe Wharton[42]
PhotographyRob AmbergRural mountain communities in western North Carolina[10][43]
Jeffrey M. BlakeSt. Joseph's University[10][44]
Robert KozmaPratt Institute[45][10]
Sheron A. RuppSpringfield CollegeChildren at play and families going about their daily routines in Appalachia[10][46][47]
Frank Sellitto[10][44]
Marc F. WiseTruck drivers, trucks, and truck stops[10][48]
PoetryJohn AshArchaeological sites in Turkey[49]
Garrett HongoUniversity of OregonVolcano: A Memoir of Hawaiʻi (published 1995)[50][51]
A. F. MoritzUniversity of TorontoWriting[52]
Paul B. MuldoonUniversity of Massachusetts (visiting)New poems, a collection of essays, and an opera[53][46]
Leonard RobertsNorthampton Community CollegeWriting[54]
Chase TwichellPrinceton University[55]
Video & AudioNorman CohnInuit storytelling in Igloolik[10][56]
Gary HillCornish College of the ArtsAlso won in 1986[10][57][58]
Paul KosSan Francisco Art Institute[10][7]
HumanitiesAmerican LiteratureMichael D. BellWilliams CollegeThe Problem of American Realism: Studies in the Cultural History of a Literary Idea (published 1993)[59]
Evan Bruce CartonUniversity of Texas-AustinLiterary and social practice in modern America[20][60]
Bonnie CostelloBoston University20th-century American poetry[61][15]
Andrew H. DelbancoColumbia UniversityRepresentations of evil in American culture[62]
Louis MenandQueens College and Graduate Center CUNY[63]
William L. VanceBoston UniversityAmerican literature and art, 1800-1920[44]
Architecture, Planning, & DesignNarciso G. MenocalUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonHow Frank Lloyd Wright used his buildings to convey ideas about the universe[64][65]
Dell UptonUC Berkeley[7][66]
BiographyJack J. BeattyAtlantic MonthlyJames Michael Curley[67]
Susan Taft QuinnMarie Curie[20]
British HistoryThomas W. LaqueurUC Berkeley[7][66]
Jon Tetsuro SumidaUniversity of Maryland[66]
ClassicsAlbert J. AmmermanUniversity of Parma (visiting)Environmental studies of ancient Rome[68]
Dance StudiesMindy Aloff[69]
English LiteraturePaula R. BackscheiderUniversity of RochesterOrigins of "our present literary milieu", starting with the Restoration[40]
Kenneth Richard JohnstonIndiana UniversityCritical biography of young William Wordsworth[70]
Mitzi MyersUCLA[7]
Gail Kern PasterGeorge Washington UniversityTreatment of bodily shame in English Renaissance drama[20][71]
Susan J. WolfsonRutgers University[72]
Film, Video, & Radio StudiesDavid Jay BordwellUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonStylistics of cinema[10][73][20]
Mary Ann DoaneBrown UniversityRelations between the body and photography, film, and television[10][20][74]
Fine Arts ResearchVivian E. BarnettSolomon R. Guggenheim MuseumKandinsky's watercolors and gouaches[44]
Paul BarolskyUniversity of VirginiaVasari as a writer[44]
Joan Ungersma HalperinSaint Mary's College of CaliforniaBiography of Louise Hervieu[7][44]
Walter M. SpinkUniversity of MichiganAjanta caves[75][20]
Folklore & Popular CultureV. Kofi AgawuCornell UniversityRhythmic structure of music from northern Africa[76]
French HistoryLouise A. TillyNew School for Social Research[66]
French LiteratureTimothy J. ReissNew York University[77]
Naomi SchorDuke UniversityIdealism in the novel, as exemplified by George Sand[78]
General NonfictionVivian GornickMemoir of the university experience[79][20]
Darryl PinckneyAfro-American literature and culture[70]
Wolfgang SchivelbuschCultural encounters in Berlin 1945-1948[20]
German & Scandinavian LiteratureEric RentschlerUC IrvineNazi films[10][7][80]
History of Science & TechnologyHenry PetroskiDuke UniversityEngineering of artifacts[78]
Iberian & Latin American HistoryAlan Sydney KnightUniversity of Texas-AustinCardenista movement and regime in Mexico, 1934-1940[66][20]
Steve J. SternUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison[66]
Intellectual & Cultural HistoryAndrzej S. WalickiUniversity of Notre DameMarxism and the idea of freedom[70]
Literary CriticismChristine FroulaNorthwestern UniversityWomen and the Western literary tradition[20][81]
Dianne F. SadoffColby CollegeEmergence of psychoanalysis from 19th-century cultural and scientific discourse (Sciences of the Flesh, published 1998)[82][83]
Medieval HistoryPatrick Joseph GearyUniversity of FloridaMemory and oblivion in the Middle Ages[66][20]
Medieval LiteratureGlending OlsonCleveland State UniversityIssues of art and morality in Chaucer's tales[84]
Music ResearchThomas J. MathiesenIndiana UniversityHistory of ancient Greek music and music theory[70]
Ellen RosandRutgers University[85]
PhilosophyIan HackingUniversity of Toronto[52]
Amélie Oksenberg RortyRadcliffe College (visiting)Philosophical conceptions of the passions and emotions in the 17th and 18th centuries[46][20]
ReligionJack MilesLos Angeles TimesHow religious imagery has been used both to incite and to inhibit violence[7]
Albert J. RaboteauPrinceton University[86]
Renaissance HistoryGuido RuggieroUniversity of ConnecticutPower and sexuality in the late Italian Renaissance[87][88][66]
Russian HistoryMichael F. StanislawskiColumbia UniversityIntellectual biography of the young Vladimir Jabotinsky[62][66]
Slavic LiteratureMichael S. FlierUCLAApocalypse in medieval Russian culture[7][44]
South Asian StudiesVidya DehejiaColumbia UniversityDiscourse in early Buddhist art[62][44]
Gauri ViswanathanConversion and cultural change in British colonialism[62]
Spanish & Portuguese LiteraturePeter N. DunnWesleyan University[87]
Theatre ArtsLyn Austin[89]
Kazimierz P. BraunUniversity of BuffaloAll aspects of theater life in Poland, 1944 to present[90]
United States HistoryLinda K. KerberUniversity of IowaHistorical account of the changing relationships between women, men, and the state in America[91][66]
Mary P. RyanUC Berkeley[7][66]
Carroll Smith-RosenbergUniversity of PennsylvaniaBodies Politic[66][34]
Sean WilentzPrinceton University[92]
Natural SciencesApplied ScienceJohn David BuckmasterUniversity of Illinois[93]
Astronomy & AstrophysicsJean P. BrodieUC Santa Cruz[16]
ChemistryJeremy BurdettUniversity of Chicago[94][20]
James L. DyeMichigan State UniversityResearch at Cornell University and Corning Glass WorksAlso won in 1975[95]
Computer ScienceRobert L. ConstableCornell UniversityNext steps in the implementation of mathematics[3][76]
Earth ScienceRoger G. BurnsMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyOxidation products of iron sulfide and silicate minerals to elucidate poorly crystalline materials formed by chemical weathering on terrestrial planets such as Mars and Venus[96]
Timothy R. OkeUniversity of British Columbia[97]
EngineeringRobert H. DavisUniversity of Colorado[98]
MathematicsIgor B. FrenkelYale UniversityRepresentations of geometric categories[3][87]
Wolfgang M. SchmidtUniversity of ColoradoDiophantine equations[3]
Medicine & HealthDaniel F. BogenhagenSUNY Stony BrookBinding interactions of transcription factors[99][20]
Molecular & Cellular BiologyVictoria Elizabeth FoeCell division[20]
Arnold Jay LevinePrinceton UniversityRole of the p53 gene in human cancers[100][20]
J. Richard McIntoshUniversity of ColoradoResearch at Institute for Advanced Study[101][102]
David Marshall PrescottReordering of gene segments[103][20]
NeuroscienceNicholas C. SpitzerUC San DiegoNeurological development of small marine animals[7][104]
Organismic Biology & EcologyCraig PackerUniversity of MinnesotaBehavioral ecology of lionsWith Anne E. Pusey[105][20]
Anne Elizabeth PuseyWith Craig Packer[20][106]
PhysicsMarvin L. CohenUC BerkeleyAlso won in 1978[7][107]
John T. HoUniversity of BuffaloLiquid crystal films[108]
Carl Edwin WiemanUniversity of Colorado[109]
StatisticsGeorge E. P. BoxUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonQuality improvement techniques using statistical methods[3]
Social SciencesEconomicsDrew FudenbergMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyLearning and experimentation in games[20][110]
Zvi GrilichesHarvard UniversityEconomics of research and development[20][111]
Robert James ShillerYale University[87]
Geography & Environmental StudiesDavid James RobinsonSyracuse UniversityThe hunger year of 1785-1786 in colonial Mexico[66][20]
LawRobert Charles PostUC BerkeleyHistory of the United States Supreme Court, 1921-1930[7][20]
Political ScienceDonald R. KinderUniversity of MichiganRacial politics and American democracy[20][112]
Glenn H. SnyderUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel HillAlliances in a multipolar international system[4][78]
PsychologyJohn McConnon DarleyPrinceton UniversityAnalysis of criterion-setting processes in institutions[20][113]
Frank C. KeilCornell University[114][115]
SociologyDouglas S. MasseyUniversity of ChicagoAmerican Apartheid: Segregation and the Making of the Underclass (published 1993)[116][117]
Michael S. SchudsonUC San DiegoHow America and the world remembers Watergate[104]
William H. Sewell Jr.University of Michigan[66]

1990 Latin American & Caribbean Fellows

CategoryField of StudyFellowInstitutional associationResearch topicNotesRef
Creative ArtsDrama & Performance ArtAna Istarú[118]
Jesusa Rodríguez RamírezImprovisational theatre[118][20]
FictionJuan Antonio RamosUniversidad de Puerto RicoWriting[118]
Fine ArtsHelen EscobedoSculpture[118][119]
Regina SilveiraUniversidade de São PauloInstallation pieces and graphics[118][20]
Music CompositionLivio R. TragtenbergUniversidade Estadual de CampinasComposing[118][120]
PhotographyJavier Silva MeinelAndean ritual practices[118][121]
PoetryMarlene Nourbese PhilipUniversity of TorontoPoems exploring the themes of place and displacement as they affect people of African descent in the New World[122][118]
Video & AudioVincent R. CarelliCentro de Trabalho Indigenista[118]
HumanitiesFine Arts ResearchGerardo MosqueraCentro de Wifredo Lam[118]
Iberian & Latin American HistoryEnrique FlorescanoNational Council for Culture and the Arts[118]
Michel-Rolph TrouillotJohns Hopkins UniversityWestern press and the slave revolution of Santo Domingo and Haiti[118][20]
Natural SciencesMathematicsXavier Gomez-MontUniversidad Nacional Autónoma de Mexico[118]
Molecular & Cellular BiologyGeorges Dreyfus[118]
Ramón R. LatorreUniversidad de Chile[118]
NeuroscienceFrancisco José BarrantesUniversidad Nacional del Sur[118]
Organismic Biology & EcologyFabián M. JaksicPontificia Universidad Católica de Chile[118]
PhysicsMiguel OctavioInstituto Venezolano de Investigaciones Científicas[118]
Social SciencesAnthropology & Cultural StudiesJuan OssioPontificia Universidad Católica del PerúLocality, kinship, and ceremonial kinship in a community of the Andes[118][20]
Political ScienceLuis J. GarridoUniversidad Nacional Autonoma de México[118]
SociologyRodolfo StavenhagenEl Colegio de México[118]
Juan Carlos TorreTorcuato di Tella InstituteTransition to democracy in the Alfonsín years[118][20]

See also

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