List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1970

Two hundred and eighty-six scholars, artists, and scientists received Guggenheim Fellowships in 1970.

| Anna Halprin ||  || Experiments in kinetic theatre || ||

| rowspan="3" | Drama and Performance Art || Ben Caldwell || || rowspan="3" | Playwriting || ||

| George P. Elliott || Syracuse University || Michael of Byzantium (unfinished) || Also won in 1961 ||

| Gregory J. Markopoulos || || Filmmaking || ||

| Mildred Chick Strand || Occidental College || Guacamole || ||

| rowspan="17" | Fine Arts || Romare Bearden ||  || || ||

| James Bishop || Cooper Union || Painting || ||

| Ronald Bladen || || Drawing || ||

| Robert Duran || || Painting || ||

| Patricia Johanson || || Painting: Cyrus Field || Also won in 1980 ||

| Freda Koblick ||  || Sculpture || ||

| Gerald Nichols || Philadelphia College of Art || rowspan="2" | Painting || ||

| Irving Petlin || || ||

| John Stockdale ||  || Painting || ||

| Walasse Ting || || || ||

| Anne Truitt || || Sculpture || ||

| Jack Tworkov || Yale University || Painting || ||

| Christopher Wilmarth || Cooper Union || Sculpture || Also won in 1983 ||

| rowspan="7" | Music Composition || Jon H. Appleton || Dartmouth College || Electric music composition || ||

| Paul Earls || Duke University || rowspan="6" | Composing || ||

| Richard Hoffmann || Oberlin Conservatory of Music || Also won in 1977 ||

| Karl Korte || State University of New York at Binghamton || Also won in 1959 ||

| Stefan Wolpe || || Also won in 1962 ||

| rowspan="5" | Photography || Imogen Cunningham ||  || Turning old negatives into prints || ||

| Benedict J. Fernandez, III || New School for Social Research || Changing forms of protest in the United States, from violence to peaceful revolution || ||

| Joel Meyerowitz ||  || Leisure time || Also won in 1978 ||

| Tod Papageorge || || Spectator sports in the United States during the Vietnam War || Also won in 1977 ||

| Minor White || Massachusetts Institute of Technology || || ||

| rowspan="4" | Poetry || James D. Reed || University of Montana (student) || rowspan="4" | Writing || ||

| rowspan="104" | Humanities || African Studies || Robert I. Rotberg || Massachusetts Institute of Technology || || ||

| rowspan="2" | American Literature || Norman S. Grabo || University of California, Berkeley || History of Anglo-American devotional literature, 1670-1730 || ||

| Peter S. Stevens || Oceans General Inc. || Nature and its relationship to building || ||

| Sim Van der Ryn || University of California, Berkeley || Design of classrooms || ||

| rowspan="2" | British History || George Dangerfield || University of California, Santa Barbara || || ||

| Paul S. Seaver || Stanford University || Experience of religious reform in urban England, 1560-1662 || ||

| James R. Wiseman || University of Texas, Austin || Historical and political commentary on Xenophon's Hellenika || ||

| rowspan="2" | East Asian Studies || Derk Bodde || University of Pennsylvania || Annual festivals in China during the Han dynasty || ||

| Economic History || John P. McKay || University of Illinois || || ||

| rowspan="17" | English Literature || Stephen Booth || University of California, Berkeley || Critical study of Shakespeare's plays as actions upon the understanding of their audiences || ||

| Jerome J. McGann || University of Chicago || || Also won in 1975 ||

| Yvonne Noble || University of Illinois || || ||

| Mark L. Reed || University of North Carolina || Chronology of the life and works of Wordsworth, 1800-1815 || Also won in 1965 ||

| John J. Richetti || Columbia University || || ||

| Robert H. Super || University of Michigan || || Also won in 1962 ||

| Georg Bernhard Tennyson || University of California, Los Angeles || Victorian devotional poetry || ||

| Ann B. Sutherland Harris || Columbia University || || ||

| Eila M. Kokkinen || Museum of Modern Art || || ||

| Rosalind E. Krauss || Massachusetts Institute of Technology || || ||

| Charles Mitchell || Bryn Mawr College || || ||

| Carlo Pedretti || University of California, Los Angeles || Literary works of Leonardo da Vinci || ||

| Victor E. Graham || University of Toronto || Literary and artistic associations in Renaissance France || ||

| Jonathan Kozol || Storefront Learning Center || Free school movement || Also won in 1980 ||

| Noel Perrin || Dartmouth College || Circumstances surrounding the cessation of production of firearms in 1620 in Japan || Also won in 1985 ||

| George Steiner || Churchill College, Cambridge || || ||

| Jose Yglesias || || Research in Spain || Also won in 1976 ||

| German and East European History || Istvan Deak || Columbia University || || ||

| rowspan="5" | German and Scandinavian Literature || || University of Wisconsin || Unpublished papers of Caroline von Wolzogen || ||

| Dorrit Cohn || Indiana University || Comparative study of the techniques for presenting consciousness in fiction || ||

| John M. Ellis || University of California, Santa Cruz || Narrator in the German novelle || ||

| Charles Weiner || American Institute of Physics || || ||

| Italian Literature || Robert Hollander || Princeton University || || ||

| William D. Labov || Columbia University || || Also won in 1987 ||

| rowspan="3" | Literary Criticism || Frederick C. Crews || University of California, Berkeley || Implications of psychoanalytic method for literary and social criticism || ||

| Paul de Man || Johns Hopkins University || European Romanticism and Post-Romanticism, from Rousseau to Nietzsche || Also won in 1981 ||

| Lawrence Gushee || University of Wisconsin || Musical culture of 14th-century France || Also won in 1982 ||

| Leonard B. Meyer || University of Chicago || || ||

| rowspan="5" | Near Eastern Studies || Roderic H. Davison || George Washington University || || ||

| Shelomo Dov Goitein || University of Pennsylvania || Letters and documents from the Cairo Geniza translated from Arabic into English || Also won in 1965 ||

| Walter Laqueur || Brandeis University || || ||

| Abraham L. Udovitch || Princeton University || || ||

| rowspan="5" | Philosophy || Max Black || Cornell University || Foundations of theoretical linguistics || Also won in 1950 ||

| David B. Lyons || Cornell University || Philosophy of Jeremy Bentham || ||

| Richard Alan Wasserstrom || University of California, Los Angeles || Philosophical arguments concerning the morality of war || ||

| rowspan="3" | Russian History || Samuel H. Baron || University of California, San Diego || The Weber thesis and the failure of capitalist development in early modern Russia || ||

| Herbert H. Kaplan || Indiana University || Social and economic management of landed estates in 18th-century Russia || ||

| Slavic Literature || Maurice Friedberg || Indiana University || Impact of Western culture on Russia since 1953 || Also won in 1981 ||

| rowspan="3" | Spanish and Portuguese Literature || Andrew P. Debicki || University of Kansas || Poetry of Jorge Guillen || Also won in 1979 ||

| || Vassar College || || ||

| Joseph Chaikin || The Open Theater || || Also won in 1975 ||

| Henry F. May || University of California, Berkeley || European scenic design || ||

| Hugh D. Graham || Johns Hopkins University || Political history of the American South since 1948 || ||

| Eric L. McKitrick || Columbia University || || Also won in 1976 ||

| Dale L. Morgan || Bancroft Library || History of the North American fur trade, 1763-1870 || Also won in 1945 ||

| Paul A. Robinson || Stanford University || History of sexual thought in the 20th century || ||

| Robert Sklar || University of Michigan || || ||

| Clifton K. Yearley || State University of New York at Buffalo || Comparative studies in urban history, 1850-1939 || ||

| Joel Roudolph Williamson || University of North Carolina || Race relations in the American South, 1865-1915 || ||

| Michael E. Fisher || Cornell University || Mathematical physics and chemistry || Also won in 1978 ||

| Yu-Chi Ho || Harvard University || || ||

| Donald A. Ludwig || New York University || || ||

| Forman Arthur Williams || University of California, San Diego || Flame theory || ||

| George Cunliffe McVittie || University of Illinois || || Also won in 1962 ||

| rowspan="11" | Chemistry || Alma L. Burlingame || University of California, Berkeley || Current problems in bio-organic and biomedical research || ||

| Jack Kenneth Crandall || Indiana University || Organometallic chemistry || ||

| John Polanyi || University of Toronto || Dynamics of chemical reactions || Also won in 1979 ||

| Arthur M. Poskanzer || Lawrence Radiation Laboratory || Nuclear chemistry || ||

| Michell J. Sienko || Cornell University || Solid-state chemistry || ||

| rowspan="3" | Computer Science || Malcolm Bersohn || University of Toronto || || ||

| Henry D. Block || Cornell University || Biomathematics || ||

| Johannes Weertman || Northwestern University || Research at University of Cambridge || ||

| rowspan="3" | Engineering || Dale F. Rudd || University of Wisconsin || Design synthesis || ||

| William A. Tiller || Stanford University || Science of crystallization || ||

| Marshall Hall, Jr. || California Institute of Technology || Research at Cambridge University || Also won in 1955 ||

| George W. Mackey || Harvard University || || Also won in 1949, 1961 ||

| Jurgen Moser || New York University || || ||

| Hugo Rossi || Brandeis University || || ||

| Shôichirô Sakai || University of Pennsylvania || Examples of type II1-factors, derivations on operator algebras and the Stone-Weierstrass theorem for operator algebras || ||

| Goro Shimura || Princeton University || || ||

| Perry B. Molinoff || University of Pennsylvania || || ||

| Alexander Nadas || Boston Children's Hospital; Harvard Medical School || || ||

| Edward A. Smuckler || University of Washington || || ||

| Keith B. Taylor || Stanford University || Comparative studies in medical education and human nutrition || ||

| rowspan="21" | Molecular and Cellular Biology || Giuseppe Attardi || California Institute of Technology || Research at the French National Centre for Scientific Research and Pasteur Institute || Also won in 1986 ||

| Jonathan Beckwith || Harvard Medical School || || ||

| Charles J. Brokaw || California Institute of Technology || Research at Cambridge University || ||

| Alexander N. Glazer || University of California, Los Angeles School of Medicine || Microbial physiology and biochemistry || Also won in 1982 ||

| Irving Goldberg || Harvard Medical School || || ||

| Chien Ho || University of Pittsburgh || Biological membranes || ||

| Shinya Inoué || University of Pennsylvania || Actions of groups of cells or organisms as these relate to the physiological activity and interaction with the environment of these organisms || ||

| Rachmiel Levine || New York Medical College || || ||

| Robert K. Mortimer || University of California, Berkeley || Genetics of yeast || ||

| || Northwestern University || || Also won in 1956 ||

| Drew Schwartz || Indiana University || Molecular genetics || ||

| Esmond E. Snell || University of California, Berkeley || Enzyme biochemistry || Also won in 1954, 1962 ||

| George R. Stark || Stanford University || Biochemistry of proteins || ||

| Gregorio Weber || University of Illinois || || ||

| Samuel B. Weiss || University of Chicago; Argonne Cancer Research Hospital || || ||

| rowspan="2" | Neuroscience || Moise H. Goldstein, Jr. || Johns Hopkins University || Auditory physiology || ||

| Paul A. Johnsgard || University of Nebraska–Lincoln || Biology of North American grouse and quail || ||

| Karel F. Liem || University of Illinois Medical Center || Evolution of fish in Lake Tanganyika and Lake Nyasa || Also won in 1978 ||

| Leonard Muscatine || University of California, Los Angeles || Symbiotic associations between plants and animals || ||

| Robert R. Borchers || University of Wisconsin || Nuclear physics || ||

| Hung Cheng || Massachusetts Institute of Technology || || ||

| James W. Cronin || Princeton University || || Also won in 1982 ||

| || Northwestern University || || ||

| || Stanford University || Electronic theory of molecules || ||

| Edwin Kashy || Michigan State University || Assumptions and considerations relating to the stability of nuclei in a region well beyond any of the presently known elements || ||

| Bunji Sakita || University of Wisconsin || Elementary particle physics || ||

| Marlan O. Scully || University of Arizona || Quantum electrodynamics || ||

| Tai Tsun Wu || Harvard University || Research at the Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron || ||

| Henry William Wyld || University of Illinois || Theory and phenomenology of strong interactions in high-energy particle physics, particularly the theory of high-energy diffraction scattering and the multiperipheral model || ||

| rowspan="2" | Plant Sciences || Daniel Branton || University of California, Berkeley || Biological membrane structure || ||

| Statistics || Peter J. Bickel || University of California, Berkeley || Multivariate nonparemetric analysis || ||

| Louis C. Faron || State University of New York Stony Brook || Peruvian social stratification || ||

| June C. Nash || New York University || || ||

| Robert M. Netting || University of Pennsylvania || Social organization as related to the environmental in which people live and the way resources available are used by the society || ||

| Hannah Marie Wormington ||  || || ||

| rowspan="5" | Economics || Albert Ando || University of Pennsylvania || Theoretical problems in estimation and analysis of large-scale econometric models || ||

| Jacob Mincer || Columbia University || || ||

| Martin Lawrence Weitzman || Yale University || Research in the USSR || ||

| rowspan="2" | Education || Max Beberman || University of Illinois || British early education || ||

| Theodore R. Sizer || Harvard University || Process of change in American public schools || ||

| rowspan="3" | Geography and Environmental Studies || Charles F. Bennett || University of California, Los Angeles || Ecological restoration || ||

| John H. Galloway || University of Toronto || Historical geography in northeastern Brazil || ||

| Ronald M. Dworkin || University of Oxford || || ||

| Ralph E. Giesey || University of Iowa || 16th-century French political theory || ||

| Harry Kalven Jr. || University of Chicago Law School || || ||

| rowspan="6" | Political Science || Isaac Kramnick || Yale University || || ||

| Nelson W. Polsby || University of California, Berkeley || Politics of the U.S. House of Representatives || Also won in 1977, 1985 ||

| Aaron Bernard Wildavsky || University of California, Berkeley || Comparative studies in the economics and politics of governmental budgeting || ||

| rowspan="8" | Psychology || Clyde H. Coombs || University of Michigan || || ||

| Werner K. Honig || Dalhousie University || Naturalistic stimuli in the experimental analysis of behavior || ||

| Gerald S. Lesser || Harvard University || || ||

| William J. McGuire || University of California, San Diego || Social psychology || ||

| Allan Silver || Columbia University || || ||

1970 Latin American and Caribbean Fellows

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! Category !! Field of Study !! Fellow !! Institutional association  !! Research topic !! Notes !! class="unsortable"| Ref

| rowspan="3" | Creative Arts || rowspan="2" | Fiction || Fernando del Paso || || rowspan="2" | Writing || Also won in 1980 ||

| Augusto Roa Bastos || || Also won in 1979 ||

| Fine Arts || Hélio Oiticica ||  || "Poly-sensorial" art, or environments that could be entered and activated as creative centers || ||

| rowspan="34 | Natural Sciences || Earth Science || Osvaldo Alfredo Reig || University of Buenos Aires || || Also won in 1963 ||

| rowspan="2" | Molecular and Cellular Biology || Susi Koref-Santibañez || University of Chile || || ||

| José Mordoh || CONICET || || Also won in 1968 ||

| Plant Sciences || William Antônio Rodrigues || National Institute of Amazonian Research || || Also won in 1981 ||

List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1970

1970 Latin American and Caribbean Fellows

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