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List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1932

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Fifty-seven scholars and artists received Guggenheim Fellowships in 1932.

1932 U.S. and Canadian Fellows

Category Field of Study Fellow Institutional association Research topic Notes Ref
Creative Arts Choreography Martha Graham Neighborhood Playhouse School of the Theatre Native dances from Mexico and Yucatán Also won in 1943, 1944
Fiction Louis Adamic Industrial and sociological research
Caroline Gordon Tate Novel writing
Evelyn Scott Novel concerned with the influence of the post-war attitude of 'disillusion' on a romantic woman's temperament
Fine Arts Benjamin Greenstein Drawing and painting
Peter Blume Painting Also won in 1936
Howard Norton Cook Etching, wood engraving, and lithography Also won in 1934
Andrew Dasburg Painting and study of contemporary Mexican Fresco painting
Mitchell Fields Sculpture Also won in 1935
Ernest Fiene Painting
John B. Flannagan Sculpture
Peppino Mangravite Ethical Culture Fieldston School Painting Also won in 1936
Antonio Salemme Sculpture Also won in 1936
Music Composition George Antheil Composing Also won in 1933
Adolph Weiss
Mark Wessel Also won in 1930
Poetry H. L. Davis Historical-dramatic poem, giving an account of the earliest pioneer settlements in the Northwest
George Dillon Writing Also won in 1933
Humanities Architecture, Planning and Design Lewis Mumford Completion of a book on form Also won in 1938, 1956
Biography Howard Mumford Jones University of Michigan Thomas Moore as representative of "regency" taste in literature Also won in 1935, 1964
Classics Levi Arnold Post (de) Haverford College Text tradition of Plato's Laws
East Asian Studies Owen Lattimore Also won in 1930
French Literature Norman Lewis Torrey Yale University Biography of Voltaire Also won in 1954
German and Scandinavian Literature Edwin Hermann Zeydel University of Cincinnati Ludwig Tieck
Iberian and Latin American History Frank Tannenbaum Comparative studies of agriculture in Peru and Argentina Also won in 1934
Latin American Literature J. Frank Dobie University of Texas Collection of tales told by Mexicans in Northern Mexico and preparation of a book that reflects the character and history both of these people and their country
Literary Criticism Fulmer Mood Harvard University; Radcliffe College History of American Colonial ideas Also won in 1934
Medieval Literature Anselm Strittmatter St. Anselm's Priory; Trinity Washington University History of church worship Also won in 1937
Earl Morse Wilbur Pacific Unitarian School for the Ministry History of the Socinianism-Unitarian movement as a movement toward freedom, reason and tolerance in religion
Philosophy F. S. C. Northrop Yale University Determination of the nature of mathematical and logical form
Spanish and Portuguese Literature Isaac Goldberg Harvard University Modern literature of Spanish and Portuguese America
Arturo Torres-Rioseco University of California Spanish-American novel Also won in 1928
Natural Science Chemistry Herbert Orion Calvery University of Michigan Medical School Embryonic protein metabolism with special reference to the chemistry of ovalbumin and ovovitellin and the time of the appearance of the proteolytic enzymes in the developing chick embryo
Theodore William Richards Princeton University Application of the method of statistics and quantum mechanics to surface phenomena
Oliver Reynolds Wulf U.S. Department of Agriculture
Medicine and Health Samuel Gelfan University of Alberta Nature of the submaximal contractions of the single muscle fiber
Organismic Biology and Ecology Hermann Joseph Muller University of Texas Problems concerning the mechanism of mutation and evolution and the nature of the genre, with particular reference to certain results concerning mutation
Karl Patterson Schmidt The Field Museum Amphibians and reptiles of upper Central America
Physics Francis Arthur Jenkins University of California Measurement and interpretation of intensities in band spectra Also won in 1947, 1958
Robert Sanderson Mulliken Also won in 1932
Plant Sciences Ivan Murray Johnston Arnold Arboretum Problem of dispersal of plants in the Western Hemisphere and the manner in which plants in the Western United States were transferred to Central America

1932 Latin American and Caribbean Fellows

Category Field of Study Fellow Institutional association Research topic Notes Ref
Humanities American Literature Julio Fingerit Ministry of Education in Buenos Aires Contemporary literature in the United States
Architecture, Planning and Design Fernando Devilat Rocca Pontifical Catholic University of Chile Architecture of hospitals and organization of hospital services in the United States
Ángel Guido National University of the Littoral Architecture and city planning in the United States
Education Aída Laso Correa University of Chile Organization of educational guidance and students' welfare in certain universities in the United States
Iberian and Latin American History Herminio Portell Vilá University of Havana Cuba–United States relations Also won in 1931, 1933
Natural Science Engineering Nicanor Alurralde Argentine State Railway Problems of railway engineering and management in the United States
Medicine and Health Donato G. Alarcón Martínez (es) National Autonomous University of Mexico Treatment of tuberculosis
Juan Farill y Solares Department of Public Health, Mexico Clinical theory and practice of orthopedics with special reference to the nonsurgical treatment of deformities in children Also won in 1933
Organismic Biology and Ecology Enrique Beltrán Also won in 1933
Tomás Leandro Marini Department of Agriculture, Argentina Marine biology, oceanography, and pisciculture in the United States
Plant Sciences Manuel Elgueta Guérin Sociedad Nacional de Agricultura Theoretical genetics and application of genetics to the improvement of plants Also won in 1930
José A. Nolla Inheritance of disease resistance in tobacco Also won in 1933

See also

References

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  32. "Donato G. Alarcón Martínez". United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. Retrieved 2022-10-17.
  33. "Juan Farill". John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Retrieved 2022-10-17.
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  35. "Tomás Leandro Marini". John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Retrieved 2022-10-17.
  36. "Manuel Elgueta Guerín". John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Retrieved 2022-10-17.
  37. "José A. Nolla". John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Retrieved 2022-10-17.
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