Category:MacArthur Fellow

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The MacArthur Fellowship (sometimes nicknamed the "genius grant") is an award issued by the MacArthur Foundation each year, to typically 20 to 40 citizens or residents of the USA, of any age and working in any field, who "show exceptional merit and promise for continued and enhanced creative work". For a list of all MacArthur Fellows, see MacArthur Foundation.

Articles in category "MacArthur Fellow"

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Mark Danner Erik Demaine Persi Diaconis Jared Diamond Andre Dubus E Paul R. Ehrlich F Mitchell Feigenbaum Michael Freedman G William Gaddis Ernest Gaines Howard Gardner John Gaventa Israel Moiseevich Gel'fand Paul Ginsparg Osvaldo Golijov Stephen Jay Gould David Gross Jerzy Grotowski Alma Guillermoprieto Thom Gunn H Morton Halperin Karen Hesse Gary Hill John Hopfield Irving Howe J Wes Jackson Kay Redfield Jamison Ruth Prawer Jhabvala Deborah S. Jin Charles R. Johnson K Stuart Kauffman Leszek Kolakowski

L Eric Lander Elizabeth LeCompte M Juan Maldacena Cormac McCarthy James M. McPherson Donella Meadows Susan Meiselas Edgar Meyer Jack Miles Samuel Mockbee Errol Morris David Mumford P David Page Elaine Pagels George Perle Richard Powers Stephen J. Pyne R James Randi Ishmael Reed Adrienne Rich Max Roach Robert Root-Bernstein Richard Rorty S Benjamin D. Santer John Sayles Stephen Schneider Carl E. Schorske Gunther Schuller John Schwarz Peter Sellars Meyer Schapiro Peter Shor Leslie Marmon Silko

S cont. Eva Silverstein Karl Sims Jonathan Spence Richard Stallman Mark Strand May Swenson T Joseph Hooton Taylor, Jr. Paul Taylor Amos Tversky V Ken Vandermark Bill Viola Gregory Vlastos W Derek Walcott David Foster Wallace Robert Penn Warren Colson Whitehead Frank Wilczek Andrew Wiles Marion Williams Allan Wilson William Julius Wilson Jack Wisdom Edward Witten Carl Woese Eric Wolf Stephen Wolfram C. D. Wright Charles Wuorinen X Xu Bing Y Shing-Tung Yau Z George Zweig