List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1989
List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1989 have been awarded annually since 1925, by the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation to those "who have demonstrated exceptional capacity for productive scholarship or exceptional creative ability in the arts."

List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1989

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Table Section Text: List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1989 have been awarded annually since 1925, by the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation to those "who have demonstrated exceptional capacity for productive scholarship or exceptional creative ability in the arts."

Fellow	Category	Field of Study

Rolena Adorno	Humanities	Latin American Literature

Jean-Christophe Agnew	Humanities	Intellectual & Cultural History

Héctor Aguilar Camín	Humanities	Iberian & Latin American History

Nelson W. Aldrich	Creative Arts	General Nonfiction

Carlos Santiago Andreo	Natural Sciences	Plant Sciences

Rafael Apitz-Castro	Natural Sciences	Medicine & Health

Aloisio Pessoa de Araujo	Social Sciences	Economics

Roger S. Bagnall	Humanities	Classics

Stanislaw Baranczak	Humanities	Slavic Literature

Milton J. Bates	American Literature

Richard Bauman	Folklore & Popular Culture

Malcolm Bell	Architecture, Planning, & Design

Judith MacKenzie Bennett	British History

Federico Bermúdez-Rattoni	Neuroscience

David McLeod Bethea	Slavic Literature

Dianne Blell	Creative Arts	Photography

Robert Lann Boswell	Fiction

David H. Bradley	Fiction

María Eugenia Brito Astrosa	Latin American Literature

Patricia Fortini Brown	Humanities	Fine Arts Research

Peter R. L. Brown	Religion

Anatole Paul Broyard	General Nonfiction

Jo Ann Callis	Creative Arts	Photography

David George Campbell	General Nonfiction

David E. Cane	Chemistry

Lincoln W. Caplan	General Nonfiction

Sylvain Edward Cappell	Mathematics

Paul DeWitt Carrington	Law

Rodney Carswell	Fine Arts

Terry J. Castle	Literary Criticism

Hal Caswell	Organismic Biology & Ecology

Luigi Luca Cavalli-Sforza	Molecular & Cellular Biology

William H. Chafe	U.S. History

Stanley Chojnacki	Renaissance History

James O. Clark	Fine Arts

Phyllis D. Coley	Plant Sciences

Marcia L. Colish	Humanities	Medieval History

David Collier	Political Science

Cecelia Condit	Video & Audio

Gregory Conniff	Creative Arts	Photography

Michael Allan Cook	Near Eastern Studies

Clare Christine Cooper Marcus	Architecture, Planning, & Design

Daniel Joseph Cosgrove	Plant Sciences

Petah Coyne	Fine Arts

Bruce Cratsley	Creative Arts	Photography

Martin Daly	Psychology

Richard Danielpour	Music Composition

Alberto Darszon Israel	Molecular & Cellular Biology

James Dashow	Music Composition

Paul J. DiMaggio	Sociology

Nicholas B. Dirks	South Asian Studies

Thomas Dunne	Earth Science

Clyde Edgerton	Fiction

Arthur B. Ellis	Natural Sciences	Chemistry

Kent Emery	Humanities	Medieval Literature

Gawain Garth Fagan	Creative Arts	Choreography

Margaret W. Ferguson	Humanities	English Literature

Joaquín Fermandois	Social Sciences	Political Science

David Freedberg	Humanities	Fine Arts Research

Jennifer J. Freyd	Social Sciences	Psychology

Su Friedrich	Creative Arts	Film

Mary K. Gaillard	Physics

Jonathan W. Galassi	Poetry

Gustavo Garza Villarreal	Economics

Michael Eugene Gilpin	Organismic Biology & Ecology

Clark Noren Glymour	Philosophy

Stephen M. Goldfeld	Economics

Louis Gordon	Statistics

Shalom Gorewitz	Creative Arts	Video & Audio

Richard Firth Green	Medieval Literature

Steven Hahn	Humanities	U.S. History

John Michael Haiman	Humanities	Linguistics

Juliana Hall	Music Composition

Dee Dee Halleck	Video & Audio

Ann K. Hamilton	Creative Arts	Fine Arts

Gary G. Hamilton	Sociology

Susan Hanson	Geography & Environmental Studies

Hendrik A. Hartog	U.S. History

Glenn I. Hatton	Neuroscience

Doris Heyden	Anthropology & Cultural Studies

James L. Hoberman	Film, Video, & Radio Studies

Jerrold Edwin Hogle	English Literature

Sergio Andrés Hojman	Physics

Trevor H. Howard-Hill	Bibliography

Peter B. Hutton	Creative Arts	Film

Carol Frances Jacobs	Literary Criticism

Geoffrey James	Creative Arts	Photography

John Allan James	Economic History

Laura Linnea Jensen	Poetry

Gerald Kim Jones	Fine Arts

Jon Stephen Jost	Creative Arts	Film

Tony Robert Judt	German & East European History

Anton Kaes	German & Scandinavian Literature

Victoria Kahn	English Literature

Peter M. Kareiva	Organismic Biology & Ecology

Carol F. Karlsen	U.S. History

Thomas M. Kavanagh	French Literature

Jerold Seth Kayden	Architecture, Planning, & Design

Herbert Kellman	Music Research

John Kelly	Drama & Performance Art

Kenneth F. Kiple	African Studies

Jon Paul Klancher	English Literature

Michael L. Klein	Chemistry

August Kleinzahler	Creative Arts	Poetry

Thomas A. Kselman	Humanities	French History

Walter F. LaFeber	U.S. History

Emmet Larkin	British History

Douglas Alan Lauffenburger	Engineering

Karen Lawrence	English Literature

Héctor A. Leanza	Earth Science

David Leavitt	Fiction

Li-Young Lee	Poetry

David C. Lehman	Poetry

Patricia Leighten	Fine Arts Research

Eli Leon	Folklore & Popular Culture

Peter Wai-Kwong Li	Mathematics

Carlos Libertun	Natural Sciences	Neuroscience

Peggy Liss	Iberian & Latin American History

Jean N. Locey	Creative Arts	Photography

Joan Logue	Video & Audio

Steven Gwon Sheng Louie	Physics

Joseph L. Love	Humanities	Economic History

Richard V. E. Lovelace	Astronomy—Astrophysics

David J. Luban	Law

David M. Lubin	Fine Arts Research

Millicent Joy Marcus	Italian Literature

Tobin J. Marks	Molecular & Cellular Biology

Michael Joseph Marrinan	Fine Arts Research

David Marshall	English Literature

Megan Marshall	Creative Arts	Biography

Donald Anthony Martin	Mathematics

Hugo Alberto Massaldi	Medicine & Health

Heather McHugh	Poetry

Roderick James McIntosh	Anthropology & Cultural Studies

George McLendon	Molecular & Cellular Biology

Julia Meech	Architecture, Planning, & Design

Igor Mel'čuk	Linguistics

James Lester Miller	Medieval Literature

Max Miller	Fine Arts

Nancy K. Miller	Humanities	French Literature

Sue Miller	Fiction

Katharine Vasser Milton	Anthropology & Cultural Studies

Jorge Montealegre Iturra	Fine Arts Research

Emilio F. Moran	Anthropology & Cultural Studies

Errol Mark Morris	Creative Arts	Film

David Murray	Music Composition

Karen Alison Newman	English Literature

Graham Nickson	Fine Arts

James J. O'Donnell	Humanities	Classics

Robert G. O'Meally	Creative Arts	Biography

Robert Olmstead	Creative Arts	Fiction

Carlos Raul Ordoñez	Natural Sciences	Physics

Steven Alan Orszag	Natural Sciences	Applied Mathematics

Peter Joseph Ortoleva	Natural Sciences	Chemistry

Richard Magee Osgood	Natural Sciences	Engineering

Michael Palmer	Poetry

Roger Parker	Music Research

Manuel Pastor	Economics

Katharine Boynton Payne	Organismic Biology & Ecology

Donald E. Pease	American Literature

Harold J. Perkin	British History

Wayne T. Peterson	Music Composition

Michael Phillips	Fine Arts

Ricardo Piglia	Latin American Literature

Adrian Piper	Fine Arts

Theodore M. Porter	History of Science & Technology

Robert Michael Pyle	General Nonfiction

David C. R. Rakowski	Creative Arts	Music Composition

David Lorimer Ransel	Russian History

Evelyn Sakakida Rawski	East Asian Studies

Richard James Rezac	Fine Arts

Robert D. Richardson	Creative Arts	Biography

Marcial Antonio Riquelme	Sociology

Harriet Ritvo	Humanities	English Literature

Silvia Rivera Cusicanqui	Iberian & Latin American History

David Peter Rock	Iberian & Latin American History

Roy Rosenzweig	U.S. History

Alison M. Saar	Fine Arts

Oliver Sacks	Medicine & Health

Robert Holt Salisbury	Political Science

Wade H. Saunders	Fine Arts

Thomas Michael Scanlon	Philosophy

Orville H. Schell	General Nonfiction

Carmel Schrire	African Studies

Gabriele M. J. Schwab	Literary Criticism

Vera Schwarcz	East Asian Studies

Carolyn See	Fiction

Sara W. Sefchovich	Sociology

Stuart L. Shapiro	Astronomy—Astrophysics

Peter T. Shelton	Fine Arts

Norman Sherry	English Literature

Amy E. Shuman	Folklore & Popular Culture

Kenneth Silverman	American Literature

Theda Skocpol	Sociology

Scott Soames	Philosophy

George Nicholls Somero	Molecular & Cellular Biology

Katepalli R. Sreenivasan	Applied Mathematics

Barbara M. Stafford	Fine Arts Research

Zara Steiner	German & East European History

James Walton Stigler	Education

Elizabeth Streb	Creative Arts	Choreography

Susan Sugarman	Psychology

Julie Taymor	Creative Arts	Drama & Performance Art

Augusta Read Thomas	Creative Arts	Music Composition

Enrique Tirapegui Zurbano	Natural Sciences	Physics

Pamela Avril Tucker	Creative Arts	Fine Arts

Isadore Twersky	Humanities	Intellectual & Cultural History

Ana Lydia Vega	Creative Arts	Fiction

Alejandro Venegas	Natural Sciences	Molecular & Cellular Biology

Roberto dos Santos Vieira	Social Sciences	Law

Julio Martín Viera	Creative Arts	Music Composition

Robert W. Wason	Humanities	Music Research

John Waterbury	Social Sciences	Political Science

William B. Worthen	Humanities	Theatre Arts

Franz Wright	Creative Arts	Poetry

Stephen W. Wright	Creative Arts	Fiction

Yosef Hayim Yerushalmi	Humanities	Near Eastern Studies

Everett Zimmerman	Humanities	English Literature

Fernando Omar Zuloaga	Natural Sciences	Plant Sciences

Edgar Basil Zurif	Social Sciences	Psychology

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David Murray was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship in 1989.
David Murray was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship in 1989.
David Murray was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship, in 1989.

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final_sentence: David Murray was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship in 1989.
final_sentence: David Murray was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship, in 1989.