# List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1952

One hundred and ninety-one Guggenheim Fellowships were awarded in 1952.

## 1952 U.S. and Canadian Fellows

| Category | Field of Study | Fellow | Notes |
| Creative Arts | Fiction | Hortense Calisher | Also won in 1955 |
| Creative Arts | Fiction | André Giroux | |
| Creative Arts | Fiction | William Goyen | Also won in 1951 |
| Creative Arts | Fiction | Vladimir Nabokov | Also won in 1943 |
| Creative Arts | Fiction | Byron Herbert Reece | Also won in 1957 |
| Creative Arts | Fiction | Wallace Stegner | Also won in 1949, 1959 |
| Creative Arts | Fine Arts | Saul Baizerman | |
| Creative Arts | Fine Arts | Wilfred Roloff Beny | |
| Creative Arts | Fine Arts | Morris Atkinson Blackburn | |
| Creative Arts | Fine Arts | Stuart Davis | |
| Creative Arts | Fine Arts | Worden Day | Also won in 1961 |
| Creative Arts | Fine Arts | Ynez Johnston | |
| Creative Arts | Fine Arts | William R. Kenan, Jr. | |
| Creative Arts | Fine Arts | Misch Kohn | Also won in 1953 |
| Creative Arts | Fine Arts | Eugene Mondt Powell | |
| Creative Arts | Fine Arts | Janet E. Turner | |
| Creative Arts | Music Composition | Bryan Dority | Also won in 1953 |
| Creative Arts | Music Composition | Lou Silver Harrison | Also won in 1954 |
| Creative Arts | Music Composition | Lockrem Harold Johnson | |
| Creative Arts | Music Composition | Robert Kurka | Also won in 1951 |
| Creative Arts | Music Composition | Charles M. Mills | |
| Creative Arts | Music Composition | Robert Moffat Palmer | Also won in 1960 |
| Creative Arts | Music Composition | Howard Swanson | |
| Creative Arts | Music Composition | Ben Brian Weber | Also won in 1950 |
| Creative Arts | Photography | Roy Rudolph DeCarava | |
| Creative Arts | Poetry | Robert Stuart Fitzgerald | Also won in 1971 |
| Creative Arts | Poetry | Adrienne C. Rich | Also won in 1959 |
| Creative Arts | Poetry | Richard Purdy Wilbur | Also won in 1963 |
| Humanities | American Literature | Gay Wilson Allen | Also won in 1959 |
| Humanities | American Literature | James Franklin Beard, Jr. | Also won in 1958 |
| Humanities | American Literature | Everett Carter | Also won in 1961 |
| Humanities | Architecture, Planning and Design | William Jordy | |
| Humanities | Architecture, Planning and Design | Elizabeth R. Sunderland | |
| Humanities | Bibliography | Allen Tracy Hazen | |
| Humanities | Biography | John Berryman | Won for poetry in 1966 |
| Humanities | Classics | Lionel Casson | Also won in 1959 |
| Humanities | Classics | Solomon Katz | |
| Humanities | Classics | James Anastasios Notopoulos | |
| Humanities | Classics | Brooks Otis | Also won in 1973 |
| Humanities | Classics | Carl Angus Roebuck | |
| Humanities | Classics | Lily Ross Taylor | Also won in 1959 |
| Humanities | Classics | Leon Edward Wright | |
| Humanities | East Asian Studies | Ferdinand Diederich Lessing (de) | Also won in 1955 |
| Humanities | Education | Robert King Hall | Also won in 1945, 1949 |
| Humanities | English Literature | F. Michael Krouse | |
| Humanities | English Literature | Frederick A. Pottle | Also won in 1945 |
| Humanities | English Literature | James Kester Svendsen | |
| Humanities | English Literature | Aline Mackenzie Taylor | |
| Humanities | Fine Arts Research | Louise H. Burchfield | |
| Humanities | Fine Arts Research | Julius S. Held | Also won in 1966 |
| Humanities | Fine Arts Research | George Kubler | Also won in 1943, 1956 |
| Humanities | Fine Arts Research | Phyllis Williams Lehmann | |
| Humanities | Fine Arts Research | Ralph Mayer | |
| Humanities | Fine Arts Research | Marvin Chauncey Ross | Also won in 1938, 1939, 1948 |
| Humanities | Fine Arts Research | Libby Tannenbaum | |
| Humanities | Folklore and Popular Culture | Arthur Leon Campa | |
| Humanities | Folklore and Popular Culture | Wayland D. Hand | Also won in 1960 |
| Humanities | French History | George P. Cuttino | Also won in 1944 |
| Humanities | French History | Richard Wilder Emery | Also won in 1959 |
| Humanities | French History | Franklin Lewis Ford | |
| Humanities | French History | J. Russell Major | Also won in 1967 |
| Humanities | French Literature | Imbrie Buffum | |
| Humanities | French Literature | Donald Murdoch Frame | |
| Humanities | General Nonfiction | John Edward Pfeiffer | Also won in 1954 |
| Humanities | General Nonfiction | Roderick Seidenberg | |
| Humanities | German and East European History | William Clarence Askew | |
| Humanities | German and Scandinavian Literature | Henry C. Hatfield | |
| Humanities | History of Science and Technology | Charles Donald O'Malley | |
| Humanities | Italian History | Felix Gilbert | |
| Humanities | Latin American History | Charles Gibson | |
| Humanities | Linguistics | Giuliano Ugo Bonfante | |
| Humanities | Literary Criticism | Frederick Wilcox Dupee | |
| Humanities | Literary Criticism | Renato Poggioli | |
| Humanities | Literary Criticism | René Wellek | Also won in 1951, 1956, 1966 |
| Humanities | Medieval Literature | George R. Coffman | |
| Humanities | Medieval Literature | Kathrine Koller Diez | |
| Humanities | Medieval Literature | Francis Lee Utley | Also won in 1946, 1947 |
| Humanities | Medieval Literature | Alice Sperduti Wilson | |
| Humanities | Music Research | Donald Jay Grout | Also won in 1951 |
| Humanities | Philosophy | Rudolf Carnap | |
| Humanities | Philosophy | Roderick Firth | |
| Humanities | Philosophy | Glenn Raymond Morrow | Also won in 1956 |
| Humanities | Religion | Leonard J. Trinterud | |
| Humanities | Spanish and Portuguese Literature | Bruce Wear Wardropper (es) | Also won in 1959 |
| Humanities | United States History | Maynard Geiger | |
| Humanities | United States History | Carl Parcher Russell | Also won in 1953 |
| Humanities | United States History | Francis Butler Simkins | |
| Humanities | United States History | Kenneth Milton Stampp | Also won in 1967 |
| Natural Sciences | Applied Math | Ivan S. Sokolnikoff | Also won in 1959 |
| Natural Sciences | Astronomy and Astrophysics | Samuel Herrick | Also won in 1945 |
| Natural Sciences | Chemistry | William Andrew Bonner | |
| Natural Sciences | Chemistry | George Edward Boyd | |
| Natural Sciences | Chemistry | Herbert Philip Broida | |
| Natural Sciences | Chemistry | Alan Frank Clifford | Also won in 1951 |
| Natural Sciences | Chemistry | Jerry Donohue | |
| Natural Sciences | Chemistry | William Dulaney Gwinn | |
| Natural Sciences | Chemistry | Ralph Stanley Halford | |
| Natural Sciences | Chemistry | Kenneth W. Hedberg | |
| Natural Sciences | Chemistry | Terrell Leslie Hill | |
| Natural Sciences | Chemistry | Nathan Kornblum | |
| Natural Sciences | Chemistry | John D. Roberts | Also won in 1954 |
| Natural Sciences | Chemistry | Karel Wiesner | Appointed as Charles Wiesner |
| Natural Sciences | Earth Science | Perry Byerly | Also won in 1928 |
| Natural Sciences | Earth Science | Jeffery Earl Dawson | |
| Natural Sciences | Earth Science | Konrad Bates Krauskopf | |
| Natural Sciences | Engineering | Howard Wilson Emmons | |
| Natural Sciences | Geography and Environmental Studies | Dan Stanislawski (nl) | Also won in 1967 |
| Natural Sciences | Mathematics | Chieh-Chien Chang | |
| Natural Sciences | Mathematics | Einar Hille | |
| Natural Sciences | Mathematics | Isidore Isaac Hirschman, Jr. | |
| Natural Sciences | Mathematics | John Myhill | |
| Natural Sciences | Mathematics | Arthur Everett Pitcher | |
| Natural Sciences | Mathematics | Raphaël Salem | |
| Natural Sciences | Mathematics | Edwin Spanier | |
| Natural Sciences | Mathematics | André Weil | Also won in 1944 |
| Natural Sciences | Medicine and Health | Elvira Goettsch | |
| Natural Sciences | Medicine and Health | Arnold Bernard Scheibel | Also won in 1958 |
| Natural Sciences | Molecular and Cellular Biology | Halvor Niels Christensen | |
| Natural Sciences | Molecular and Cellular Biology | Corwin Herman Hansch | Also won in 1966 |
| Natural Sciences | Molecular and Cellular Biology | Niels Haugaard | |
| Natural Sciences | Molecular and Cellular Biology | James Angus Jenkins | Also won in 1944 |
| Natural Sciences | Molecular and Cellular Biology | James W. Moulder | |
| Natural Sciences | Molecular and Cellular Biology | Aaron Novick | |
| Natural Sciences | Molecular and Cellular Biology | Bodil M. Schmidt-Nielsen | |
| Natural Sciences | Molecular and Cellular Biology | Knut Schmidt-Nielsen | |
| Natural Sciences | Molecular and Cellular Biology | Harold Hill Smith | |
| Natural Sciences | Molecular and Cellular Biology | John Henry Welsh | |
| Natural Sciences | Organismic Biology and Ecology | William Steel Creighton | Also won in 1951 |
| Natural Sciences | Organismic Biology and Ecology | Demorest Davenport | Also won in 1960 |
| Natural Sciences | Organismic Biology and Ecology | Herbert Girton Deignan | |
| Natural Sciences | Organismic Biology and Ecology | Richard Marshall Eakin | |
| Natural Sciences | Organismic Biology and Ecology | Gordon Enoch Gates | Also won in 1953 |
| Natural Sciences | Organismic Biology and Ecology | Carl L. Hubbs | |
| Natural Sciences | Organismic Biology and Ecology | I. Michael Lerner | Also won in 1947, 1956 |
| Natural Sciences | Organismic Biology and Ecology | Jane M. Oppenheimer | Also won in 1942 |
| Natural Sciences | Organismic Biology and Ecology | Dixy Lee Ray | |
| Natural Sciences | Organismic Biology and Ecology | S. Dillon Ripley, II | |
| Natural Sciences | Organismic Biology and Ecology | Ernest Edward Williams | Also won in 1981 |
| Natural Sciences | Physics | Theodore H. Berlin | |
| Natural Sciences | Physics | Richard Gildart Fowler | |
| Natural Sciences | Physics | Leonard Norman Liebermann | |
| Natural Sciences | Physics | Darragh E. Nagle | |
| Natural Sciences | Physics | Dorothea Rudnick | |
| Natural Sciences | Physics | Hertha Dorothea Elisabeth Sponer | |
| Natural Sciences | Plant Science | Daniel I. Axelrod | |
| Natural Sciences | Plant Science | Norman Hill Boke | |
| Natural Sciences | Plant Science | Harold Johnston Brodie | |
| Natural Sciences | Plant Science | Clair Alan Brown | |
| Natural Sciences | Plant Science | Marion Stilwell Cave | |
| Natural Sciences | Plant Science | Herschel Lewis Roman | |
| Natural Sciences | Plant Science | Rolf Singer | Also won in 1942 |
| Natural Sciences | Plant Science | Truman George Yuncker | |
| Natural Sciences | Statistics | Harold A. Freeman | |
| Natural Sciences | Statistics | Herbert Ellis Robbins | Also won in 1975 |
| Social Sciences | Anthropology and Cultural Studies | Joseph Benjamin Birdsell | Also won in 1946 |
| Social Sciences | Anthropology and Cultural Studies | David Crockett Graham | Also won in 1955 |
| Social Sciences | Anthropology and Cultural Studies | Richard C. Rudolph | Also won in 1959 |
| Social Sciences | Economics | Raymond Adrien de Roover | Also won in 1949 |
| Social Sciences | Economics | John Thomas Dunlop | |
| Social Sciences | Economics | George Alexander Elliott | |
| Social Sciences | Economics | George Herbert Hildebrand | Also won in 1957 |
| Social Sciences | Economics | William Orville Jones | |
| Social Sciences | Law | Thomas Irwin Emerson | |
| Social Sciences | Political Science | Hannah Arendt | |
| Social Sciences | Psychology | Herbert G. Birch (id) | |
| Social Sciences | Psychology | William C. H. Prentice | |
| Social Sciences | Sociology | Henry M. Pachter | |
| Social Sciences | Sociology | John Lawrence Thomas | |
| Social Sciences | Sociology | Nathan Laselle Whetten | |

## 1952 Latin American and Caribbean Fellows

| Category | Field of Study | Fellow | Notes |
| Creative Arts | Fiction | Edgar Austin Mittelhölzer | |
| Creative Arts | Fine Arts | Antonio Frasconi | Also won in 1953 |
| Creative Arts | Fine Arts | José Vela Zanetti | Also won in 1951 |
| Humanities | Architecture, Planning and Design | Erwin Walter Palm | Also won in 1953 |
| Humanities | Education | Carlos Cueto Fernandini (es) | |
| Humanities | Iberian and Latin American History | John Horace Parry | Also won in 1956 |
| Natural Science | Mathematics | José Adem | Also won in 1951 |
| Natural Science | Mathematics | Mischa Cotlar | Also won in 1950 |
| Natural Science | Medicine and Health | Ephraim Donoso | Also won in 1951 |
| Natural Science | Medicine and Health | José A. Knaudt | |
| Natural Science | Molecular and Cellular Biology | Silvio Bruzzone | Also won in 1965 |
| Natural Science | Molecular and Cellular Biology | Ranwel Caputto | |
| Natural Science | Molecular and Cellular Biology | Carlos Méndez Domínguez | |
| Natural Science | Organismic Biology and Ecology | Guillermo Arroyave | |
| Natural Science | Organismic Biology and Ecology | José Cândido de Melo Carvalho | Also won in 1953 |
| Natural Science | Organismic Biology and Ecology | Zacarias de Jesús | |
| Natural Science | Organismic Biology and Ecology | Ronald Gordon Fennah | |
| Natural Science | Organismic Biology and Ecology | Frederico Lane | Also won in 1957 |
| Natural Science | Organismic Biology and Ecology | Antenor Leitão de Carvalho | Also won in 1947 |
| Natural Science | Organismic Biology and Ecology | Federico Medem (es) | Also won in 1961 |
| Natural Science | Organismic Biology and Ecology | Francisco de Asis Monrós | |
| Natural Science | Plant Science | Jorge León Arguedas (es) | Also won in 1951 |
| Natural Science | Plant Science | Alicia Lourteig | Also won in 1951 |
| Natural Science | Plant Science | José Antonio Molina Rosito (es) | |
| Natural Science | Plant Science | Maria Muntañola Cvetković | Appointed as María Muntañola de Monró |
| Natural Science | Plant Science | Edgard Sant'Anna Normanha | |
| Natural Science | Plant Science | Jorge Eduardo Wright | |
| Social Sciences | Anthropology and Cultural Studies | Luis Duque Gómez (es) (nl) | |
| Social Sciences | Anthropology and Cultural Studies | Roberto Pineda Giraldo | |
| Social Sciences | Anthropology and Cultural Studies | Virginia Gutiérrez Pineda Giraldo (es) | Also won in 1964 |
| Social Sciences | Anthropology and Cultural Studies | Douglas MacRae Taylor | |