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- Henry Abelove, Professor of English, Wesleyan
University:
George Berkeley and colonialism.
- Jonathan James Graham Alexander, Professor of
Fine Arts,
Institute of Fine Arts, New York University: Italian Renaissance book
illumination.
- Mark Antliff, Assistant Professor of Art
History, Queen's
University at Kingston, Ontario: Georges Sorel, fascism, and the
European avant-garde.
- Skip Arnold, Performance Artist, Los Angeles:
Performance
art.
- Ruth Behar, Professor of Anthropology and
Faculty
Associate of Programs in Women's Studies and Latina/Latino Studies,
University of Michigan:
The sexual politics of the Cuban revolution.
- Jonathan Bennett, Professor of Philosophy,
Syracuse
University: Common themes in the philosophies of Descartes, Spinoza,
and Leibniz.
- Ravindra N. Bhatt, Professor of Electrical
Engineering and
Member of the Associated Faculty in Physics, Princeton University:
Quantum phases and
transitions in condensed matter.
- Linda Bierds, Poet, Bainbridge Island,
Washington; Senior
Lecturer in Creative Writing, University of Washington: Poetry.
- Sandow Birk, Artist, Los Angeles: Painting.
- Joseph A. Boone, Associate Professor of English,
University
of Southern California: Orientalism, colonialism, and homosexuality.
- Alfonse Borysewicz, Artist, Brooklyn, New York:
Painting.
- Barbara Bosworth, Photographer, Carlisle,
Massachusetts;
Associate Professor of Photography, Massachusetts College of Art:
Photography.
- Donald Eugene Camp, Photographer, Philadelphia:
Photography.
- Carole Caroompas, Artist, Los Angeles; Member of
the
Faculty in Fine Arts, Otis College of Art and Design: Painting.
- Olivia Lucia Carrescia, Film Maker, New York
City: Film
making.
- James Casebere, Photographer, New York City;
Member of
the Faculty in Photography, School of Visual Arts; Member of the
Faculty in Photography,
Parsons School of Design: Photography.
- Sarah Charlesworth, Artist, New York City;
Member of the
Graduate Faculty in Photography and Related Media, School of Visual
Arts: Visual art.
- James R. Chelikowsky, Professor of Chemical
Engineering
and Materials Science, University of Minnesota: Studies in
computational materials science.
- Dorothy L. Cheney, Professor of Biology,
University of
Pennsylvania: Communication and the minds of monkeys (in collaboration
with Robert M.
Seyfarth).
- Abigail Child, Film Maker, New York City;
Professor of
Film and Video, Sarah Lawrence College: Film making.
- Nancy J. Chodorow, Psychoanalyst, Oakland,
California;
Professor of Sociology, University of California, Berkeley: Personal
meaning and the
psychoanalytic encounter.
- Maxine Clair, Writer, Landover, Maryland;
Assistant
Professor of English, George Washington University: Fiction.
- Michael Collier, Poet and Writer, Catonsville,
Maryland;
Associate Professor of English, University of Maryland at College Park;
Director, Bread Loaf
Writers' Conference, Middlebury College: Poetry.
- Maureen Connor, Installation Artist, New York
City;
Associate Professor of Art, Queens College, City University of New
York: Installation art.
- Todd J. Cooke, Associate Professor of Botany,
University of
Maryland at College Park: The new organismal paradigm in plant
morphogenesis.
- Frank Costigliola, Professor of History,
University of Rhode
Island: Language and power in the Western Alliance, 1947-1973.
- Gary W. Cox, Professor of Political Science,
University of
California, San Diego: The politics of electoral coalition.
- Catherine L. Craig, Associate Professor of
Biology, Yale
University: Silk proteins and the evolution of web-spinning spiders.
- Ann Hunt Currier, Photographer, Brooklyn, New
York; Fine
Arts Teacher, Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School, New York City; Adjunct
Lecturer in
Photography, Brooklyn College, City University of New York:
Photography.
- George Frederick Custen, Professor of
Communications and
Theatre, College of Staten Island and the Graduate Center, City
University of New York: Darryl
F. Zanuck and the culture of Hollywood.
- Pellegrino A. D'Acierno, Professor of
Comparative
Literature, Hofstra University; Visiting Professor of Architecture,
Columbia University:
Architecture and cinema as spatial-temporal practices.
- E. Valentine Daniel, Professor of Anthropology,
University
of Michigan: The anthropology of Sri Lankan violence.
- Paul McE. Davis, Professor of Earth and Space
Sciences,
University of California, Los Angeles: Earthquakes, mountain building,
and continental rifting.
- Dean Drummond, Composer and Musician, Upper
Nyack,
New York: Music composition.
- R. David Edmunds, Professor of History, Indiana
University
Bloomington: Potawatomi métis on the trans-Mississippi frontier.
- Yakov Eliashberg, Professor of Mathematics,
Stanford
University: Studies in symplectic and contact topology.
- Susanna Elm, Associate Professor of History,
University of
California, Berkeley: Fourth-century images of Christ's imperial body.
- James Emery, Composer and Performer, Warwick,
New
York: Music composition.
- Martha J. Farah, Professor of Psychology,
University of
Pennsylvania: The neural bases of human vision.
- Christopher A. Faraone, Associate Professor of
Classics,
University of Chicago: Ancient Greek erotic magic.
- Richard A. Firtel, Professor of Biology,
University of
California, San Diego: Regulatory pathways controlling cell-type
differentiation in eukaryotes.
- Vernon Fisher, Artist, Fort Worth, Texas;
Regents Professor
of Art, University of North Texas: Visual art.
- Steven A. Frank, Associate Professor of
Biological Sciences,
University of California, Irvine: Parasitism, mutualism, and the
evolution of adaptive systems.
- Felice
Frankel, Science Photographer, Boston;
Artist-in-Residence and Visiting Lecturer, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology: A
photographic exploration of the science of surfaces.
- Alice T. Friedman, Professor of Art and
Co-Director,
Architecture Program, Wellesley College: The patronage, program, and
design of Le Corbusier's
Villa Stein-de Monzie.
- Gladys-Marie Fry, Professor of English and
Folklore,
University of Maryland at College Park: A study of slave dress and
bodily adornment.
- Neal Gabler, Writer, Amagansett, New York: A
critical
biography of Walt Disney.
- Huajian Gao, Associate Professor of Mechanical
Engineering, Stanford University: Crack dynamics and its analogy in
modern physics.
- Boris Gasparov, Professor of Slavic Languages
and
Literatures, Columbia University: Pushkin's place in the culture of
Romanticism.
- Gary Gerstle, Associate Professor of History,
Catholic
University of America: Nationalism and multiculturalism in the
20th-century United States.
- Steve Gianakos, Artist, New York City: Painting
and
drawing.
- Dagoberto Gilb, Writer, El Paso, Texas: Fiction.
- Wendy Z. Goldman, Associate Professor of
History,
Carnegie Mellon University: Gender and politics in Soviet
industrialization, 1928-1937.
- Osvaldo Noé Golijov, Composer, Newton,
Massachusetts;
Assistant Professor of Music, College of the Holy Cross: Music
composition.
- James Gordley, Professor of Law, University of
California,
Berkeley School of Law: Unity in Western private law.
- Gennady Gorelik, Scholar, Brookline,
Massachusetts;
Research Fellow, Center for Philosophy and History of Science, Boston
University: A biography
of Andrei Sakharov.
- Patricia Marie Graney, Choreographer, Seattle;
Artistic
Director, Pat Graney Company; Lecturer in Dance, Cornish College of the
Arts: Choreography.
- Yuri Gurevich, Professor of Computer Science,
University of
Michigan: Foundational issues in computer science.
- Peter Haidu, Professor of French, University of
California,
Los Angeles: Textuality, culture, and history in the Middle Ages.
- Gwendolyn Midlo Hall, Professor of History,
Rutgers
University: Slavery and race relations in early Louisiana.
- Timothy Hampton, Associate Professor of French,
Comparative Literature, and Italian Studies, University of California,
Berkeley: Literature and
nationalism in Renaissance France.
- Gail G. Hanson, Professor of Physics, Indiana
University
Bloomington: Experimental studies in elementary particle physics.
- Saul Haymond, Sr., Artist, Tchula, Mississippi:
Painting.
- Douglas Hobbie, Writer, Conway, Massachusetts:
Fiction.
- Carl A. Huffman, Associate Professor of
Classical Studies,
DePauw University: A study of Archytas of Tarentum.
- Ann Hulbert, Senior Editor, The New Republic:
The
rise and fall of child-rearing experts in 20th-century America.
- David Ives, Playwright, New York City; Adjunct
Professor
of Theatre Arts, Columbia University: Play writing.
- Ken Jacobs, Film Maker and Performance Artist,
New York
City; Professor of Cinema, State University of New York at Binghamton:
Film making and
performance art.
- Daniel Javitch, Professor of Comparative
Literature, New
York University: A history of poetic genre theory in the 16th century.
- Tamara Jenkins, Film Maker, New York City: Film
making.
- Paul E. Johnson, Associate Professor of History,
University
of Utah: A life of Sam Patch.
- Albert R. Jonsen, Professor of Ethics in
Medicine, University
of Washington School of Medicine: The intellectual and cultural origins
of bioethics in the
United States.
- Ben Katchor, Writer and Artist, Tivoli, New
York: Picture
stories.
- Lodge Kerrigan, Film Maker, New York City: Film
making.
- Peter Kilby, Professor of Economics, Wesleyan
University:
Entrepreneurial dynamics in West Africa.
- Steven A. Kivelson, Professor of Physics,
University of
California, Los Angeles: Collective properties of highly correlated
electronic systems.
- Raoul Kopelman, Kasimir Fajans Professor of
Chemistry,
Physics, and Applied Physics, University of Michigan: The molecular
lens.
- David D. Laitin, William R. Kenan Professor of
Political
Science and the College and Director, Center for the Study of Politics,
History, and Culture,
University of Chicago: The Russian-speaking nationality in the
near-abroad.
- Donna Landry, Professor of English, Wayne State
University: Landscape, gender, and field sports in the 18th-century
British countryside.
- Takie Sugiyama Lebra, Professor of Anthropology,
University of Hawaii: Japanese selfhood in comparative perspective.
- Patrick A. Lee, William and Emma Rogers
Professor of
Physics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology: A theory of
high-temperature superconductors.
- David Lawrence Levinthal, Photographer, New York
City:
Photography.
- Ronald M. Levy, Professor of Chemistry, Rutgers
University: Computer simulations of solvated proteins.
- Moshe Lewin, Professor of History, University of
Pennsylvania: The Soviet bureaucratic phenomenon, 1928-1960.
- Mary S. Lewis, Associate Professor of Music,
University of
Pittsburgh: A study of Antonio Gardano, Venetian music printer.
- Tien-Yien Li, Professor of Mathematics, Michigan
State
University: Studies in polynomial systems.
- Alan Liu, Associate Professor of English,
University of
California, Santa Barbara: Literary history and postmodern culture.
- David Loewenstein, Professor of English,
University of
Wisconsin, Madison: Representations of revolution in 17th-century
England.
- James Longenbach, Joseph H. Gilmore Professor of
English,
University of Rochester: Modern poetry after modernism.
- Derek Mahon, Poet, New York City; Distinguished
Visiting
Professor, Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art: Poetry.
- Ursula Mamlok, Composer, New York City; Member
of the
Faculty in Composition, Manhattan School of Music: Music composition.
- Bruce Mannheim, Associate Professor of
Anthropology,
University of Michigan: Language, nationality, and rebellion in
southern Peru.
- George M. Marsden, Francis A. McAnaney Professor
of
History, University of Notre Dame: A biography of Jonathan Edwards.
- John Martin, Professor of History, Trinity
University:
Heresy, identity, and individualism in the Italian Reformation.
- Frederick Marx, Film Maker, Chicago: Film
making.
- E. Ann Matter, Professor of Religious Studies,
University of
Pennsylvania: Strategies of reading in the Glossa ordinaria.
- John H. McDowell, Professor of Folklore, Indiana
University Bloomington: Poetry and violence on the Costa Chica of
Mexico.
- Marjorie K. McIntosh, Professor of History,
University of
Colorado at Boulder: Regulation of behavior in English communities,
1350-1600.
- Lynne McMahon, Poet, Columbia, Missouri;
Associate
Professor of English, University of Missouri, Columbia: Poetry.
- María Rosa Menocal, R. Selden Rose
Professor of Spanish
and Portuguese, Yale University: The national, chronological, and
single-language paradigms in
literary historiography.
- Carolyn Merchant, Professor of Environmental
History,
Philosophy, and Ethics, University of California, Berkeley: Women,
nature, and narrative.
- Brinkley Messick, Associate Professor of
Anthropology,
University of Michigan: Shari'a law in an Islamic state.
- James R. Millar, Professor of Economics and
International
Affairs and Director, Institute for European, Russian, and Eurasian
Studies, George Washington
University: An economic history of the USSR.
- Mary E. Miller, Professor of the History of Art,
Yale
University: Art and architecture of the western Maya realm.
- Henri Moscovici, Professor of Mathematics, The
Ohio State
University: Chern-Weil theory for pseudomanifolds.
- Thylias Moss, Poet, Ann Arbor, Michigan;
Associate
Professor of English, University of Michigan: Poetry.
- Jeffrey Mumford, Composer, Washington, D.C.;
Seminar
Coordinator and Production Supervisor, Concert Society at Maryland;
Instructor in Theory and
Composition, Washington Conservatory of Music: Music composition.
- William T. Newsome, Professor of Neurobiology,
Stanford
University School of Medicine: Perceptual ambiguity and its links to
neuronal firing.
- Karen Offen, Scholar and Historian, Woodside,
California;
Affiliated Scholar, Institute for Research on Women and Gender,
Stanford University: The
woman question in modern France.
- Iwao Ojima, Leading Professor of Chemistry,
State
University of New York at Stony Brook: Studies in synthetic organic and
medicinal chemistry.
- Ingram Olkin, Professor of Statistics and
Education, Stanford
University: Studies of multivariate distributions.
- Harry V. Orlyk, Artist, Salem, New York:
Painting.
- Darcy Marie Padilla, Photographer, San
Francisco:
Photography.
- D. Pardee, Professor of Northwest Semitic
Philology,
University of Chicago: The Ugaritic epistolary documents.
- Ann Patchett, Writer, Nashville, Tennessee:
Fiction.
- Steve Paxton, Choreographer, Teacher, and
Performer, East
Charleston, Vermont: Choreography.
- Marilene Phipps, Artist, Cambridge,
Massachusetts:
Painting.
- Sorin Teodor Popa, Professor of Mathematics,
University of
California, Los Angeles: The classification of subfactors.
- Helen Prejean, C.S.J., Writer, Lecturer, and
Community
Activist, Metairie, Louisiana: Women's struggles for equality in the
Roman Catholic Church.
- Andrew Rindfleisch, Composer, Cambridge,
Massachusetts:
Music composition.
- Michael Rosenthal, Professor of English and
Comparative
Literature, Columbia University: A biography of Nicholas Murray Butler.
- Laura Salmon, Photographer, New York City;
Member of
the Adjunct Faculty in Photography, Parsons School of Design:
Photography.
- Edward T. Samulski, Cary C. Boshamer Professor
of
Chemistry, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill: The
visualization of polymers with
magnetic resonance imaging.
- Peter Schjeldahl, Poet and Writer, New York
City; Freelance
Art Critic, The Village Voice: A memoir of three decades in the
New York art world.
- Robert A. Schneider, Associate Professor of
History,
Catholic University of America: The political culture of early French
absolutism.
- R. Keith Schoppa, Professor of History and East
Asian
Studies, Valparaiso University: Dynamics of war and resistance in
China, 1937-1945.
- Juliet B. Schor, Senior Lecturer on Economics
and Director
of Studies, Committee on Degrees in Women's Studies, Harvard
University: New analyses of
consumer society.
- Anthony Seeger, Curator, The Folkways Collection
and
Director, Smithsonian/Folkways Records, Smithsonian Institution: Music
in the lives of
Brazilian Indians.
- Robert M. Seyfarth, Professor of Psychology,
University of
Pennsylvania: Communication and the minds of monkeys (in collaboration
with Dorothy L.
Cheney).
- Susan Slyomovics, Assistant Professor of
Comparative
Literature and Theatre Arts, Brown University: Memory and architecture
in the pre-1948
Palestinian village.
- Neil Smith, Professor of Geography, Rutgers
University:
Isaiah Bowman and the geographical pivot of history.
- Paul Smolensky, Professor of Cognitive Science,
The Johns
Hopkins University: Optimality theory and cognitive science.
- Reba N. Soffer, Professor of History, California
State
University, Northridge: The historical imagination.
- Thomas Spear, Professor of History, University
of
Wisconsin, Madison: Village and region in northern Tanzania.
- Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak, Avalon Foundation
Professor
in the Humanities, Columbia University: Antiquity and cultural studies.
- George Steinmetz, Associate Professor of
Sociology,
University of Chicago: State formation in the German colonies before
the first World War.
- David B. Stern, Associate Scientist, Boyce
Thompson
Institute for Plant Research, and Adjunct Associate Professor of Plant
Biology, Cornell
University: Translational arrest in chloroplasts.
- Eve Sussman, Installation Artist, New York City;
Director,
Socrates Sculpture Park, Long Island City, New York: Multi-media
installation and book art.
- Bart M. Taub, Associate Professor of Economics,
University
of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign: Contracts as a means of producing
information in society.
- John Jay TePaske, Professor of History, Duke
University:
New World bullion production, 1492-1825.
- Janis Tomlinson, Associate Professor of Art
History,
Columbia University: National identity, canon formation, and the
practice of painting in Europe,
1780-1880.
- Susan Treggiari, Anne T. and Robert M. Bass
Professor in
the School of Humanities and Sciences, Stanford University: Attitudes,
morality, and behavior in
the time of Cicero.
- Lawrence J. Vale, Mitsui Career Development
Professor and
Assistant Professor of Urban Studies and Planning, Massachusetts
Institute of Technology: The
death and life of American public housing.
- Paula Vogel, Playwright, Providence, Rhode
Island;
Professor of English, Brown University: Play writing.
- Peter Waite, Artist, Hartford, Connecticut:
Painting.
- John F. C. Wardle, Professor of Astrophysics,
Brandeis
University: Studies of quasars and active galactic nuclei.
- Michael S. Waterman, Professor of Mathematics
and of
Biological Sciences, University of Southern California: Computational
methods for DNA and
protein sequences.
- Edith Wyschogrod, J. Newton Rayzor Professor of
Philosophy and Religious Thought, Rice University: History, memory, and
community after
Auschwitz.
- Robert Rahway Zakanitch, Artist, Brooklyn, New
York:
Painting.
- A. B. Zamolodchikov, Professor II of Physics,
Rutgers
University: Studies in integrable quantum field theory.
- Catherine Wilkinson Zerner, Professor of History
of Art and
Architecture, Brown University: Architecture and landscape in western
Europe, 1350-1650.
- Franklin E. Zimring, William Simon Professor of
Law and
Director, Earl Warren Legal Institute, University of California,
Berkeley School of Law: Lethal
violence and its control in America.
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- Federico Campbell, Writer, Mexico City, Mexico:
Fiction.
- Carlos Capelán, Artist, Lund, Sweden:
Painting and installation art.
- Arturo Carrera, Poet, Buenos Aires, Argentina:
Poetry.
- Luis Maria Chiappe, Research Associate,
Department of Vertebrate Paleontology, American Museum of Natural
History: Avian diversity and genealogy during the age of dinosaurs.
- Osvaldo Civitarese, Professor of Physics,
University of La Plata, Buenos Aires, Argentina: Theoretical study of
nuclear double beta-decay processes.
- Marcelo Cohen, Writer, Barcelona, Spain:
Fiction.
- Juan Carlos Cremata Malberti, Film Maker,
Havana, Cuba: Film making.
- Carlos Iván Degregori, Senior Researcher,
Institute of Peruvian Studies, Lima: The ethnic and cultural dimensions
of political violence in Peru.
- René Depestre, Writer,
Lézignan-Corbières, France: An autobiography.
- Alberto Durant, Film Maker, Lima, Peru: Film
making.
- Ariel Fernández, Professor of
Mathematics, National University of the South, Bahía Blanca,
Argentina; Principal Investigator, National Research Council of
Argentina (CONICET): Statistical mechanics of kinetically controlled
folding pathways in biopolymers.
- Antonio Eligio Fernández Rodriguez,
Artist, Havana, Cuba: Painting and installation art.
- León Ferrari, Artist, Buenos Aires,
Argentina: Multimedia installation art.
- Alicia Elena Garcia Santana, Research Professor,
Ministry of the Sciences, Technology, and the Environment, Milanzas,
Cuba: Hispanic urban vernacular houses in the Caribbean region.
- Pedro Labarca, Professor of Biophysics, Center
for Scientific Studies of Santiago, Chile; Associate Professor, Faculty
of Sciences, University of Chile: Studies of C-type inactivation in
Shaker potassium channels.
- Adriana Lestido, Staff Photographer, Página
30, Buenos Aires: Photography.
- Enrique Mayer, Professor of Anthropology,
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign: The Peruvian agrarian
reform 25 years later.
- Cildo Meireles, Artist, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil:
Multi-media installation art.
- Alejandra Moreno Toscano, Historian, Mexico
City: The first peace negotiations in Chiapas in 1994.
- Gabriel Peluffo Linari, Director and Curator,
Museo Juan Manuel Blanes, Montevideo, Uruguay: Past and future of Rio
Platense culture.
- Tristan Platt, Researcher, National Archive of
Bolivia, Sucre: Mining, protectionism, and modernity in 19th-century
Bolivia.
- Fernando Rodriguez Villegas, Assistant Professor
of Mathematics, Princeton University: Research on L-series and modular
forms.
- Doris Salcedo, Artist, Bogotá, Colombia:
Sculpture.
- Osvaldo D. Uchitel, Professor of Cell Biology,
Faculty of Medicine, University of Buenos Aires; Career Investigator,
National Research Council, Argentina: Recruitment of calcium channels
into neuronal plasma membranes.
- J. Samuel Valenzuela, Professor of Sociology,
Helen Kellogg Institute for International Studies, University of Notre
Dame: A comparison of labor-movement formation and politics in Chile
and France.
- Fernando Vidal, Master of Teaching and Research,
University of Geneva, Switzerland: Personal identity and the
resurrection of the body in the Christian tradition.
- Ricardo Zohn-Muldoon, Professor of Composition
and Music Theory, University of Guanajuato School of Music, Guanajuato,
Mexico: Music composition.
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