Two hundred and forty-eight Guggenheim Fellowships were awarded in 1955,[1][2] with grants totaling at $968,000.[3]

1955 U.S. and Canadian Fellows

CategoryField of StudyFellowNotesRef
Creative ArtsFictionSaul BellowAlso won in 1948[4][5][6]
Hortense CalisherAlso won in 1952[5][6]
Marie CampbellAlso won in 1944[7][8]
Kermit H. Hunter[9]
André Langevin[10]
Fine ArtEdris EckhardtAlso won in 1959[11]
Ben KamihiraAlso won in 1956[12][13]
Seong Moy[14]
Hobson Pittman[13]
Sahl SwarzAlso won in 1958[15]
Donald S. Thrall[3]
Music CompositionWalter E. AschaffenburgAlso won in 1973[16]
Henry Dreyfuss BrantAlso won in 1946[17]
Peggy Glanville-HicksAlso won in 1957[18]
Hall Franklin OvertonAlso won in 1967[19]
Russell Smith[20]
Hugo WeisgallAlso won in 1960, 1966[21]
PhotographerRobert FrankAlso won in 1956[22]
Todd WebbAlso won in 1956[23]
PoetryBarbara Gibbs GolffingAlso won in 1956[24][25]
Barbara Howes[26]
HumanitiesAmerican LiteratureHarold William Blodgett[27][28]
Charles Feidelson, Jr.[29]
Joseph N. FrankAlso won in 1975[13]
Ernest SamuelsAlso won in 1971[30]
BibliographyIrene Dakin Paden[31][32]
BiographyIrvin EhrenpreisAlso won in 1961[8][6]
British HistoryHessel Duncan Hall[33]
ClassicsEmmett L. Bennett, Jr.[29][34]
James Frank Gilliam[35][34][36]
Arthur Ernest Gordon[31][34][32]
George Emmanuel MylonasAlso won in 1968[37][34]
James Henry Oliver (de)Also won in 1946[21][34]
William Kendrick PritchettAlso won in 1951[31][34][32]
Morton Smith[25][34]
East Asian StudiesJohn Frank CadyAlso won in 1960[16]
Ch'ên Shou-yi[38][39]
Ferdinand Diederich Lessing (de)Also won in 1952[40]
Economic HistoryBray HammondAlso won in 1950[33]
English LiteratureMark Eccles[41][42]
William IrvineAlso won in 1962[31][32]
Paul Harold KocherAlso won in 1946[38][39]
Carl Woodring[41]
Fine Arts ResearchBartlett H. Hayes, Jr.[43][25]
Horst Woldemar JansonAlso won in 1948[44][42]
Folklore and Popular CultureHarold CourlanderAlso won in 1948[45]
Francis Peabody Magoun, Jr.[43]
Frederic Ramsey, Jr.Also won in 1953[13]
Stith Thompson[7]
French LiteratureIrving Putter[31][32]
German and East European HistoryFriedrich Engel-Janosi[33]
German and Scandinavian LiteratureLiselotte Dieckmann[37]
George Clarence Schoolfield[46]
Detlev Walther Schumann[2]
History of Science and TechnologyEugene Maximilian Karl Geiling[47]
Marie Boas Hall[43][25]
Cyril Stanley SmithAlso won in 1978[48][42]
Glenn Allen Sonnedecker[41][42]
Intellectual and Cultural HistoryGertrude HimmelfarbAlso won in 1957[6]
Henry Stuart Hughes[31][32]
Gerhard Strassman Masur (es)[49]
Italian LiteratureBernard WeinbergAlso won in 1945[30][6][42]
Latin American LiteratureRobert Cooper West[50]
LinguisticsPeter Alexis BoodbergAlso won in 1938, 1963[51]
Denzel Raybourne Carr[31][32]
Henry R. KahaneAlso won in 1962[2][34]
Max WeinreichAlso won in 1956[6]
Medieval HistoryGaines Post (fr)Also won in 1939[52]
Brian TierneyAlso won in 1956[33]
Medieval LiteratureKemp Malone[53]
Rossell Hope Robbins[54]
Music ResearchYury Arbatsky (de)Also won in 1956[34]
Noah Greenberg[6][42]
Eta Harich-SchneiderAlso won in 1953, 1954[55]
Bernard Stambler[56]
Oliver StrunkAlso won in 1951[13]
Walter Lincoln Woodfill[13][42]
Near Eastern StudiesErnest Bender[57][13]
Jacob Joel Finkelstein[29][6]
PhilosophyIrving Marmer Copi[3]
Philip Merlan[38][34][39]
Charles Egerton OsgoodAlso won in 1972[2]
Renaissance HistoryJosephine Waters BennettAlso won in 1944[42]
William Nelson[42]
Craig R. ThompsonAlso won in 1942, 1954, 1968[57][41][58][42]
Franklin B. Williams, Jr.[33][42]
Russian StudiesWacław Lednicki (pl)Also won in 1956[31][32]
Science WritingGobind Behari Lal[59]
Slavic LiteratureDmitry Cizevsky[43][42]
Spanish and Portuguese LiteratureJosé de Onís[58][60]
Oliver Howard Hauptmann[36]
Theatre ArtsMonroe Lippman[50]
Charles Ensign Rogers[43][25]
United States HistoryJohn Richard Alden[61]
Thomas B. Alexander[62]
Shelby FooteAlso won in 1956, 1959[63]
Norman Francis Furniss[64][60]
Eric Frederick Goldman[13]
Edward Chase Kirkland[25]
Bessie Louise PierceAlso won in 1957[65]
George Wilson Pierson[29]
Frank Everson Vandiver[37]
Natural ScienceApplied MathLeslie Stephen George Kovasznay[21]
Wulf Bernard KunkelAlso won in 1972[31][32]
James Edward Storer[43]
Astronomy and AstrophysicsLouis Craig Green[13]
Martin Schwarzschild[13]
John Hughes Tinlot[66]
ChemistryIsadore Amdur[43]
Paul Doughty BartlettAlso won in 1971[67]
Milton Burton[8]
Robert Hugh ColeAlso won in 1961[25]
Burris Bell Cunningham (de)[31][32]
John Courtney Decius[68]
Paul DelahayAlso won in 1971[50]
Stanley Jerome CristolAlso won in 1980[60]
George Dawson Halsey, Jr.[69]
George Simms Hammond[36]
Harold Hart[3]
Ralph A. James[70][39]
David Lipkin[37]
Lynne L. Merritt, Jr.[7][8]
Richard M. Noyes[71]
Isadore PerlmanAlso won in 1962[31][6][32]
Henry Rapoport[31][32]
Calvin Lee Stevens[3]
Julian M. Sturtevant[29]
Henry TaubeAlso won in 1949[72][73]
Alfred Lawrence Wilds[41]
John Warren Williams[74]
Earth ScienceIsaac Barshad[31][6][32]
Kenneth E. Caster (de)Also won in 1943, 1954[75]
Ernst Cloos (de)[76]
Maurice EwingAlso won in 1938, 1939, 1953[77]
Richard Holmes Merriam[34][39]
MathematicsPhilip J. Davis[33]
Marshall Hall, Jr.Also won in 1970[16]
Edwin HewittAlso won in 1945[78]
Gerhard Paul Hochschild[2]
Arthur J. Lohwater[3]
Edward James McShane[33][49]
Alfred TarskiAlso won in 1941, 1942[31][32]
Alexander WeinsteinAlso won in 1954[21][33][6]
George W. Whitehead[43]
Daniel Zelinsky[30][6]
Medicine and HealthDavid K. Detweiler[57][13]
Oskar Hirsch (sv) (de)[43]
Cyril Norman Hugh Long[79]
Malcolm Ray MillerAlso won in 1966[31][32]
Lloyd Milton Nyhus[80]
Donal Sheehan[81]
Molecular and Cellular BiologyThomas Foxen Anderson[57][13]
Paul Delos Boyer[82][83]
Waldo E. CohnAlso won in 1962[84]
Everett Ross Dempster[31][32]
Raymond Nicholas Doetsch[21][33]
Roy Philip ForsterAlso won in 1948[85][25]
William Zev HassidAlso won in 1962[31][32]
Robert W. Holley[86][28]
Lloyd L. Ingraham[31][32]
Joseph Logan Irvin[87]
Nicholas NicolaidesAlso won in 1956[88]
Man Chiang NiuAlso won in 1954[32]
Daniel J. O'Kane[57][13]
John Thomas Reid[28]
Mark A. Stahmann[41]
Henry Burr Steinbach[83]
Gordon Brims Black McIvor Sutherland[3]
NeuroscienceRonald Grant[31][32]
Stephen William Kuffler[21]
Organismic Biology and EcologyCharles Mitchill Bogert[89]
Robert Kyle Burns[21]
V. Rada Dyson-Hudson[90]
Gerhard Fankhauser[13]
Herbert FriedmannAlso won in 1950, 1953[91]
Aubrey Gorbman[92]
Judson Linsley Gressitt[93]
Benjamin Vincent Hall[94]
Sol Kramer[6]
Ernest Albert LachnerAlso won in 1959[33]
Victor C. Twitty[95]
Sylvan Meryl Rose[2]
Lloyd Eugene Rozeboom[21]
Carroll M. Williams[43]
Mildred Stratton Wilson[96]
PhysicsHerbert L. Anderson[97]
Peter Axel[2]
Calvin M. Class[98]
Arthur H. ComptonAlso won in 1926, 1959[5]
Giuseppe Cocconi[28]
Burton Lehman Henke[38][39]
Clyde A. Hutchison, Jr.Also won in 1972[99]
Norman Myles Kroll[100]
Robert Briggs Leachman[101][102]
Arnold Nordsieck[2]
George Thomas Reynolds[13]
George Placzek[13]
Raymond ShelineAlso won in 1956, 1964[103][104]
Theodore Soller[43][25]
Robert Dean Spence[3]
Charles Hard Townes[105]
Edwin Albrecht Uehling[106]
Robert Lee Walker[39]
Joseph WeberAlso won in 1962[21][33]
Francis Dudley Williams[16]
Plant ScienceJohn Grieve BaldAlso won in 1963[39]
Robert Theodore Clausen (es)[28]
Frank Edwin Egler[107]
Wilbert Keith Kennedy[28]
Gleb Krotkov[108]
James Kucyniak[10]
Louis Kimball Mann[31][32]
Charles Duncan MichenerAlso won in 1966[109]
Harold E. MooreAlso won in 1946[28]
M. Rosalind Morris[61]
Harry H. Murakishi[110]
Lindsay Shepherd Olive (sv) (de)[111]
William Jacob Robbins[42]
Rudolf M. SchusterAlso won in 1967[9]
Sanford Marvin Siegel[104]
John Maurice Tucker[31][32]
StatisticsErich L. LehmannAlso won in 1966, 1979[31][32]
Social SciencesAnthropology and Cultural StudiesArthur J. O. AndersonAlso won in 1957[102]
David Crockett GrahamAlso won in 1952[60]
Katharine LuomalaAlso won in 1959[112]
Edward H. SpicerAlso won in 1941[113]
EconomicsStephen Enke[39]
John Kenneth Galbraith[43][5]
Carl Kaysen[43]
John Marion Letiche[31][32]
Edith Tilton Penrose[21]
Warren Candler ScovilleAlso won in 1948[39]
Arthur Smithies[114]
William Spencer Vickrey[115]
Arthur N. Young[116]
LawPhilip B. KurlandAlso won in 1949[117]
Clyde Wilson Summers[57][46]
Political ScienceDouglass Cater, Jr.[33]
John Hamilton Hallowell[9]
John D. Montgomery[43][25]
David B. Truman[118]
Eric Herman Wilhelm VoegelinAlso won in 1950[50]
PsychologyJerome Seymour Bruner[43]
Jean EvansAlso won in 1950[119]
John Langworthy Fuller[25]
A. Arthur Schiller (de)Also won in 1949, 1962[34]
SociologyJean Robertson Burnet[10]
Robert Francis WinchAlso won in 1974[30]

1955 Latin American and Caribbean Fellows

CategoryField of StudyFellowNotesRef
Creative ArtsFictionSamuel SelvonAlso won in 1968[120]
HumanitiesIberian and Latin American HistoryIsabel Gutiérrez del Arroyo[121]
Literary CriticismEdilberto K. Tiempo[122]
Natural SciencesAstronomy and AstrophysicsCarlos Otto Rüdiger JaschekAppointed as Rüdiger Jaschek[123]
Jorge SahadeAlso won in 1953[124]
ChemistryManuel García MorínAlso won in 1954[125]
Earth ScienceArturo Alcaraz[126]
Alfredo de la Torre y CallejasAlso won in 1956[127]
Nicolas L. Galvez[128]
Molecular and Cellular BiologyAlberto Cazorla Talleri[129]
Norberto José PalleroniAlso won in 1953, 1954[130]
José Ramírez de ArellanoAlso won in 1956[131]
Organismic Biology and EcologyJorge de Alba Martinez[132]
J. Enrique Avila LagunaAlso won in 1956[133]
Margarita Bravo Hollis (es) (de)[134]
Paulo Emilio VanzoliniAlso won in 1949, 1958[135]
Plant ScienceAlvaro Santos Costa[136]
Fausto FolquerAlso won in 1957[137]
Gustavo Huertas GonzálezAlso won in 1954[138]
Edgardo Raúl MontaldiAlso won in 1957[139]
Victor Manuel Patiño RodríguezAlso won in 1956, 1965[140]
Alcides Ribeiro Teixeira[141]
Jorge A. Soria VascoAlso won in 1957[142]
Alfonso Trejos-Willis (es)Also won in 1954[143]
Jorge Helios Morello WylerAlso won in 1954, 1958[144]
Social SciencesPsychologyMariano Dy-Liacco Obias[145]
SociologySegundo Bernal[146]

See also

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