A reader points out that I missed these National Endowment for the Humanities awards for 2006.  Lots of philosophers were winners here, and on a rather wide range of topics:

Ned Block (NYU):  "How the Mind-Body Problem Can Be Empirical"

Steven Horst (Wesleyan):  "Cognitive Pluralism:  Unities and Disunities of Knowledge and the Mind"

Monte Johnson (UC San Diego):  "Aristotle’s ‘Exhortation to Philosophy’"

Jacqueline Taylor (U of San Francisco):  "Passion, Sympathy, and Society in Hume’s Philosophy"

Richard Tieszen (San Jose State):  "Phenomenology and the Exact Sciences"

Kadri Vihvelin (Southern California):  "Our Doings and What We Allow"

(Please let me know if I missed anyone, it was a long list.)