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List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1947

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One hundred twenty-two Guggenheim Fellowships were awarded in 1947. A total of $310,000 was disbursed. The University of California received the highest number of fellowships given to a single institution.

1947 U.S. and Canadian Fellows

Category	Field of Study	Fellow	Institution	Research topic	Notes	Ref
Creative Arts	Choreography	Charles Edward Weidman		Choreographic pieces dealing with human values, particularly small group choreography on James Thurber's Fables for Our Time		title=Award recipients were at the college	newspaper=The Bennington Evening Banner	location=Bennington, Vermont, USA	date=1947-04-15	page=1	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/112148587/the-bennington-evening-banner/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2022-10-28}}
Fiction	Ralph Bates		Writing		title=Hither and yon	newspaper=The Atlanta Constitution	location=Atlanta, Georgia, USA	date=1947-04-27	page=39	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/112148613/the-atlanta-constitution/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2022-10-28}}
Eleanor Clark		Rome and a Villa (published 1952)	Also won in 1950
J. R. Humphreys	Columbia University	Writing
Roger Lemelin		Also won in 1946
Isaac Rosenfeld
Robert Penn Warren	University of Minnesota	Also won in 1939
Film	John Hales Whitney		Experimental work in abstract sound film	Also won in 1948	title=Guggenheim Awards made to Southlanders	newspaper=The Los Angeles Times	location=Los Angeles, California, USA	date=1947-04-14	page=5	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/112148481/the-los-angeles-times/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2022-10-28}}
Fine Arts	Frank Davenport Duncan			Also won in 1945
Xavier Gonzalez		Painting
Philip Guston	Washington University in St. Louis	Also won in 1968
Donal Hord		Sculpture	Also won in 1945
Jack Nichols		Painting
Alexander Peter Russo	Bard College	Also won in 1949
Mitchell Siporin		Also won in 1945
Rudolph Charles von Ripper		Etching and drawing	Also won in 1945
Music Composition	Samuel Barber		Composing	Also won in 1945, 1949
Edward T. Cone			url=https://depts.washington.edu/prized/guggenheim-fellow/guggenheim-fellowship-1945-1949/	title=Guggenheim Fellowship (1945-1949)	publisher=University of Washington	access-date=2022-10-28}}
Ross Lee Finney	Smith College	Also won in 1937	title=Eleven N.E. men get Guggenheim Fellowships	newspaper=Montpelier Evening Argus	location=Montpelier, Vermont, USA	date=1947-04-14	page=2	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/112148186/montpelier-evening-argus/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2022-10-28}}
Gian Carlo Menotti		Also won in 1946
Jerome Moross		Also won in 1949
Alex North
Harold Samuel Shapero		Also won in 1946
Louise Juliette Talma		Also won in 1946
Photography	Wayne Forest Miller		Black Chicagoans	Also won in 1946
Poetry	Elizabeth Bishop		Writing	Also won in 1978
Gwendolyn Brooks		Also won in 1946
Robert Lowell
Edward Ronald Weismiller		Also won in 1943
Humanities	American Literature	Daniel Aaron	Smith College	American progressive tradition as seen in the writings of Parker, George, Bellamy, Lloyd, Rauschenbusch, Howells and Veblen
John Wendell Dodds	Stanford University	The Age of Paradox: A Biography of England 1841-1851 (published 1952)
Alfred Kazin			Also won in 1940, 1958, 1969
Arlin Turner	Duke University		Also won in 1959
Architecture, Planning and Design	Carl Kenneth Hersey	University of Rochester
Carroll Louis Meeks	Yale University	Historical development of railroad stations as examples of architectural solutions to meet new needs		title=Fellowships received by six at Yale	newspaper=Hartford Courant	location=Hartford, Connecticut, USA	date=1947-04-14	page=6	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/112148312/hartford-courant/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2022-10-28}}
Biography	Shirley Graham		Anne Newport Royall and her contribution to the American mind		title=Two win Guggenheim Fellowship awards	newspaper=Alabama Tribune	location=Montgomery, Alabama, USA	date=1947-04-18	page=5	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/112148372/alabama-tribune/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2022-10-28}}
Jeannette Mirsky		Eli Whitney and the impact of his inventive and business ability in the history of the United States	Also won in 1949
British History	William Haller	Barnard College	Thought and expression in the Puritan Revolution	Also won in 1950, 1956	title=Prof. Haller wins award for research	newspaper=Barnard Bulletin	location=New York City, New York, USA	date=1947-04-17	page=1	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/112149066/barnard-bulletin/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2022-10-28}}
Jack H. Hexter	Queens College, CUNY	Change in the structure of 16th-century European society	Also won in 1942, 1979
Arthur J. Marder			Also won in 1941, 1946
Charles Loch Mowat	University of California, Los Angeles	History of Great Britain from Armistice Day to the evacuation of Dunkirk
Classics	Malcolm Francis McGregor	University of Cincinnati	History of the ancient Athenian Empire
Friedrich Solmsen	Cornell University
English Literature	David V. Erdman	Wayne State University	Social change in England, 1789-1806, as it influenced and was influenced by the writers of the time
G. Blakemore Evans	University of Wisconsin	Manuscript of miscellanies or commonplace books of English verse from 1550 to 1700 contained in the principal libraries and private collections in the United States
Edward Lippincott McAdam, Jr	New York University	Dr. Johnson and the English Law (published 1951)
William Andrew Ringler, Jr	Princeton University		Also won in 1957
Hallett D. Smith	Williams College
Fine Arts Research	Sumner McKnight Crosby	Yale University	Excavations in the Basilica of Saint-Denis to gather evidence for a book on the Abbey of Saint-Denis
Alfred Victor Frankenstein	San Francisco Chronicle	William Michael Harnett
Paul Frankl	Institute for Advanced Study	History of Gothic architecture
	Smith College	Drawings of Francisco de Goya	Also won in 1960, 1967
Theodore Sizer	Yale University	Biography of John Trumbull
Folklore and Popular Culture	Elaine O'Beirne-Ranelagh		Completion of two books: one on New York City folk songs, and one on Irish folk songs
French History	Paul Harold Beik	Swarthmore College	Conflicting social philosophies in the French Revolution	Also won in 1949
French Literature	Wallace Fowlie	University of Chicago	Critical and interpretive study of Stéphane Mallarmé's poetry	Also won in 1961
Jeanne Varney Pleasants	Columbia University	French speech, its intonations and rhythm
General Nonfiction	Joseph Kinsey Howard		Métis Nation of northwestern United States and western Canada	Also won in 1948
K. Laurence Stapleton	Bryn Mawr College	The general ideas on which democracy depends and the setting and atmosphere of democracy today as they appear to the private citizen
German and Scandinavian Literature	Richard Alewyn	Queens College, CUNY
History of Science and Technology	James R. Newman			Also won in 1946
Latin American Literature	José Juan Arrom	Yale University	Spanish American drama and its relation to other literature	Also won in 1964
Robert Hayward Barlow	National School of Anthropology and History	History of the empire of Montezuma	Also won in 1946
Linguistics	Wolf Leslau	École libre des hautes études	Language, traditional history, and folklore of Ethiopia	Also won in 1946
Literary Criticism	Richard Volney Chase	Connecticut College	Herman Melville's thought and the allegory and symbols he used to express his thought	Also won in 1962
Lionel Trilling	Columbia University	Critical essays on English and American subjects	Also won in 1975
Medieval Literature	Alexander J. Denomy	University of Toronto	Mystical philosophy of Avicenna and its place in the medieval Christian world
Francis Lee Utley	Ohio State University	Apocryphal stories of the flood	Also won in 1946, 1952	title=O.S.U., Cincinnati men win Guggenheim honors	newspaper=The Marion Star	location=Marion, Ohio, USA	date=1947-04-14	page=9	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/112445732/the-marion-star/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2022-11-02}}
Music Research	Helen Margaret Hewitt	North Texas State College	Secular choral music of Italy in the late 15th century
Dragan Plamenac
Walter H. Rubsamen	University of California, Los Angeles	Historical and stylistic study of music of 18th-century ballad operas in England and the United States	Also won in 1957
Philosophy	Herbert Feigl	University of Minnesota	Philosophical and methodological problems of psychology
Carl Gustav Hempel	Queens College, CUNY
Paul Henle	Northwestern University
Richard Otto Hertz	University of Dubuque	Theory of value based on aesthetics		title=Two Iowans receive Guggenheim awards	newspaper=The Gazette	location=Cedar Rapids, Iowa, USA	date=1947-04-14	page=4	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/112445439/the-gazette/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2022-11-02}}
Henry M. Rosenthal	Cooper Union
Photography Studies	Beaumont Newhall	Museum of Modern Art	The History of Photography, 1839 to the Present (published 1948)	Also won in 1975
United States History	Edwin Morris Betts	University of Virginia	Edition of Thomas Jefferson's Farm Book
Dorothy Burne Goebel	Hunter College, CUNY	British Free Ports policy and the American West Indian Interest, 1765-1815
Richard B. Morris	City College of New York	Economic and legal status of free indentured, and slave labor in the United States before the American Civil War	Also won in 1961, 1982
Natural Sciences	Applied Science	George L. Kreezer			Also won in 1945
Chemistry	Thomas L. Jacobs	University of California, Los Angeles	Polymerization of acetylenes
Milton Orchin		Research at the Sieff Institute
Verner Schomaker	California Institute of Technology	Molecular structure
David P. Shoemaker	Electronic structure of metals
James Curren Warf	Iowa State College	Physico-inorganic chemistry of certain metallic hydrides
Earth Science	Henry Paul Hansen	Oregon State College	Paleobotanical study of post-glacial forest migrations and climate in western Canada, based on analyses of fossil pollen gathered in peat bogs in the area	Also won in 1943
John Sinclair Stevenson	British Columbia Department of Mines	Ores and rocks in British Columbia Coast mountain ranges		title=B.C. mines engineer among those given Guggenheim Awards	newspaper=Times Colonist	location=Victoria, British Columbia, Canada	date=1947-04-15	page=3	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/112148144/times-colonist/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2022-10-28}}
Mathematics	Warren Ambrose	Yale University	Algebras of locally-compact topological groups
Garrett Birkhoff	Harvard University	Hydrodynamics
Paul Halmos	University of Chicago	Research at the Institute for Advanced Studies
Saunders Mac Lane	Harvard University	Borderline between algebra and algebraic tophography	Also won in 1982	url=https://www.uchicago.edu/who-we-are/global-impact/accolades/guggenheim-fellowships	title=Guggenheim Fellowship	publisher=University of Chicago	access-date=2022-10-28}}
Walter H. Pitts	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Cybernetics	Also won in 1945
Molecular and Cellular Biology	Britton Chance	University of Pennsylvania	Research with Hugo Theorell in Stockholm	Also won in 1945
Gordon Mackinney	University of California, Davis
Berta Scharrer
Organismic Biology and Ecology	Philip Jackson Darlington, Jr	Harvard University	Ground beetles, with an emphasis on the Carabidae family	Also won in 1956	url=https://www.thecrimson.com/article/1947/4/14/three-faculty-members-win-study-grants/	title=Three Faculty Members Win Study Grants	date=1947-04-14	newspaper=The Harvard Crimson	access-date=2024-10-24}}
Joseph Hickey	University of Michigan	Banded birds and their life expectancy in the wild, their turnover population in nature and other facts of value to conservationists	Also won in 1944	title=2 fellowships given in state	newspaper=Detroit Free Press	location=Detroit, Michigan, USA	date=1947-04-14	page=3	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/112453960/detroit-free-press/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2022-11-02}}
I. Michael Lerner	University of California, Davis		Also won in 1952, 1956
Pincus Philip Levine	Cornell University	Research at the Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies
Earle Gorton Linsley	University of California, Davis
James Hubert Pepper	Montana State College	Biochemical and physical study of the exoskeleton of the Mormon cricket, from the standpoint of insect control		title=Two Montanans win Guggenheim Awards	newspaper=Spokane Chronicle	location=Spokane, Washington, USA	date=1947-04-14	page=12	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/112148392/spokane-chronicle/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2022-10-28}}
Alexander Sprunt, Jr	National Audubon Society	Reference book on birds of South Carolina
Physics	Francis Arthur Jenkins			Also won in 1932, 1958
Plant Science	Alexander Cyril Faberge	University of Wisconsin	Conditions influencing gene mutation		title=Guggenheim Awards	newspaper=The Winona Daily News	location=Winona, Minnesota, USA	date=1947-04-17	page=16	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/112148429/the-winona-daily-news/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2022-10-28}}
Gustav A. Mehlquist	Washington University in St. Louis	Problems of orchid breeding		title=Guggenheim awards for botanist, artist	newspaper=St. Louis Post-Dispatch	location=St. Louis, Missouri, USA	date=1947-04-17	page=25	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/112454447/st-louis-post-dispatch/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2022-11-02}}
Ernest Rouleau	University of Montreal	Flora of Newfoundland
Social Sciences	Anthropology and Cultural Studies	Sherburne Friend Cook	University of California, Berkeley		Also won in 1938
Anna Hadwick Gayton		Espírito Santo Festival of the California Portuguese
George Herzog	Columbia University	Music in primitive cultures	Also won in 1935
Alice Marriott			Nambé Indian Pueblo in New Mexico	Also won in 1960
Morris Swadesh	Linguistic Circle of New York	Language and ethnology of the "Nootka Indians" of Vancouver Island	Also won in 1946
Charles F. Voegelin	Indiana University	American Indian languages		title=Guggenheim Awards go to writer from Kentucky and to 2 Hoosiers	newspaper=The Courier-Journal	location=Louisville, Kentucky, USA	date=1947-04-14	page=4	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/112148278/the-courier-journal/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2022-10-28}}
Erminie Wheeler-Voegelin	"Native American and Eskimo" unwritten literature
Economics	Morris Eugene Garnsey	University of Colorado	Economy of the mountain states
Wolfgang F. Stolper	Swarthmore College
Siegfried V. Wantrup	University of California, Davis		Also won in 1951
Political Science		Duke University	Effects of the wartime social, economic, and political change on the public personnel of Canada	Also won in 1942
Sherman Kent	Yale University	Problems of national strategic intelligence operations		title=Historical News	url=https://www.jstor.org/stable/1842348	journal=The American Historical Review	volume=52	number=4	date=July 1947	pages=826–827	jstor=1842348	access-date=2024-10-24}}
Psychology	Fritz Heider	Smith College		Also won in 1951
Alexander H. Leighton	Cornell University	Comparative study of cultural and personality data dealing with "Navajo Indians, Eskimos, and Japanese"	Also won in 1945
Dorothea Leighton
Bernard Frank Riess	Hunter College, CUNY

1947 Latin American and Caribbean Fellows

Category	Field of Study	Fellow	Institution	Research topic	Ref
Creative Arts	Fine Arts
Armando Pacheco
		Drawing
Humanities	Iberian and Latin American History	Eduardo Arcila Farías		Economic ideas of Spanish America during the 18th century	title=Historical News	journal=The American Historical Review	volume=53	number=1	date=October 1947	page=213	jstor=1843725	url=https://www.jstor.org/stable/1843725}}
Literary Criticism	{{ill	Antonio Sánchez Barbudo	es	de}}		Also won in 1960
Philosophy	Aníbal Sánchez Reulet	National University of Tucumán	Influence of philosophic ideas in Spanish America, especially during the wars of independence
Natural Science	Chemistry	Juan Daniel Curet Cuevas	University of Puerto Rico
Earth Science	Jesús Emilio Ramírez	Instituto Geofísico de los Andes Colombianos
Geography and Environmental Studies	Gerardo Augusto Canet y Alvarez	Institute of La Víbora, Havana		Also won in 1945
Mathematics	Luis Antonio Santaló		Research at the Institute for Advanced Studies
Medicine and Health	Washington Buño			Also won in 1941
José Luis Duomarco	Instituto de Medicina Experimental
José Jesús Estable		Also won in 1945
Manuel Riveros Molinari	Universidad Nacional de Asunción Medical School
Thales Martins	Oswaldo Cruz Institute		Also won in 1948
Molecular and Cellular Biology	Roberto F. Banfi	University of Buenos Aires
Organismic Biology and Ecology		Instituto Politécnico Nacional
Antenor Leitão de Carvalho			Also won in 1952
José Oiticica Filho	University of Brazil	Research at the Smithsonian Institution	Also won in 1949
Plant Science	Antonio P. L. Digilio	Instituto Miguel Lillo
Social Science	Anthropology and Cultural Studies	Juan Comas Camps	National School of Anthropology and History	Physical and social anthropology	journal=Boletín Bibliográfico de Antropología Americana	volume=10	date=1947	page=43	publisher=Pan American Institute of Geography and History	jstor=40977714	url=https://www.jstor.org/stable/40977714	title=La Fundacion Guggenheim y la Antropologia }}
	National Museum of Anthropology (Mexico)	Techniques in physical anthropology
Economics	Jorge Kingston			Also won in 1940

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