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011. Picturing the Story of Chivalry in Jacques Bretel s TOURNOI DE CHAUVENCY (Oxford, Bodleian MS Douce 308 [Metz ca. 1312]) in TRIBUTES TO JONATHAN J. G. ALEXANDER, ed. S. L Engle & G. B.Guest. London: Harvey Miller, 2006, pp. 341-52 [on 2 mimed dance performances]

Wed, 27 May 2009 02:20:58 GMT

Title: 011. Picturing the Story of Chivalry in Jacques Bretel s TOURNOI DECHAUVENCY (Oxford, Bodleian MS Douce 308 [Metz ca. 1312]) in TRIBUTESTO JONATHAN J. G. ALEXANDER, ed. S. L Engle & G. B.Guest. London:Harvey Miller, 2006, pp. 341-52 [on 2 mimed dance performances]

Regalado, Nancy

009. Performing Romance: Arthurian Interludes in Sarrasin s LE ROMAN DU HEM (1278), in PERFORMING MEDIEVAL NARRATIVE, ed. E.B. Vitz, N.F. Regalado & M.Lawrence. Oxford: Brewer, 2005, pp.103-19.

Wed, 27 May 2009 02:18:04 GMT

Title: 009. Performing Romance: Arthurian Interludes in Sarrasin s LE ROMAN DUHEM (1278), in PERFORMING MEDIEVAL NARRATIVE, ed. E.B. Vitz, N.F.Regalado & M.Lawrence. Oxford: Brewer, 2005, pp.103-19.

Regalado, Nancy

006. "Le Porcher au Palais: Kalila et Dimna, Le Roman de Fauvel, Machaut, et Boccace," ETUDES LITTÉRAIRES 31 (1999). 119-32.

Tue, 19 May 2009 20:51:38 GMT

Title: 006. "Le Porcher au Palais: Kalila et Dimna, Le Roman de Fauvel,Machaut, et Boccace," ETUDES LITTÉRAIRES 31 (1999). 119-32.

Regalado, Nancy Freeman

008. "Masques réels dans le monde de l'imaginaire. Le rite et l'écrit dans le charivari du Roman de Fauvel, ms. B.N.fr. 146," in MASQUES ET DÉGUISEMENTS AU MOYEN ÂGE, ed. Marie-Louise Ollier. Montréal: Presses de l'Université de Montréal, 1988, 111-26.

Tue, 19 May 2009 16:11:04 GMT

Title: 008. "Masques réels dans le monde de l'imaginaire. Le riteet l'écrit dans le charivari du Roman de Fauvel, ms. B.N.fr.146," in MASQUES ET DÉGUISEMENTS AU MOYEN ÂGE, ed.Marie-Louise Ollier. Montréal: Presses de l'Université deMontréal, 1988, 111-26.

Regalado, Nancy Freeman

012. "A Contract for a Festival Book: Sarrasin's Le Roman du Hem (1278), in ACTS AND TEXTS: PERFORMANCE AND RITUAL IN THE MIDDLE AGES AND RENAISSANCE, ed. Laurie Postlewate, 8. Ludus, Amsterdam: Rodopi, 2007, pp. 249-65.

Tue, 19 May 2009 16:04:04 GMT

Title: 012. "A Contract for a Festival Book: Sarrasin's Le Roman du Hem(1278), in ACTS AND TEXTS: PERFORMANCE AND RITUAL IN THE MIDDLE AGES ANDRENAISSANCE, ed. Laurie Postlewate, 8. Ludus, Amsterdam: Rodopi, 2007,pp. 249-65.

Regalado, Nancy Freeman

005. "Kalila et Dimna, liber regius: The Tutorial book of Raymond de Béziers (Paris, BNF MS Lat. 8504)," in SATURA: ESSAYS ON MEDIEVAL SATIRE AND RELIGION IN HONOR OF ROBERT RAYMO, eds. Nancy Reale and Ruth Sternglanz. Donington: Shaun Tyas, 2001, 103-23.

Mon, 18 May 2009 18:57:48 GMT

Title: 005. "Kalila et Dimna, liber regius: The Tutorial book of Raymondde Béziers (Paris, BNF MS Lat. 8504)," in SATURA: ESSAYS ONMEDIEVAL SATIRE AND RELIGION IN HONOR OF ROBERT RAYMO, eds. Nancy Realeand Ruth Sternglanz. Donington: Shaun Tyas, 2001, 103-23.

Regalado, Nancy Freeman

004. "The Chronique métrique and the Moral Design of Paris, BNF MS Fr. 146: Feasts of Good and Evil," in Fauvel Studies: Allegory, Chronicle, Music, and Image in Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale de France, MS français 146, eds. Margaret Bent and Andrew Wathey. Oxford: Oxford U P, 1998, 467-94.

Mon, 18 May 2009 18:55:14 GMT

Title: 004. "The Chronique métrique and the Moral Design of Paris,BNF MS Fr. 146: Feasts of Good and Evil," in Fauvel Studies:Allegory, Chronicle, Music, and Image in Paris, BibliothèqueNationale de France, MS français 146, eds. Margaret Bent andAndrew Wathey. Oxford: Oxford U P, 1998, 467-94.

Regalado, Nancy Freeman

003. "Staging the Roman de Renart: Medieval Theater and the Diffusion of Political Concerns in Popular Culture," MEDIÆVALIA 18 (1995): 111-42.

Mon, 18 May 2009 18:49:48 GMT

Title: 003. "Staging the Roman de Renart: Medieval Theater and theDiffusion of Political Concerns in Popular Culture,"MEDIÆVALIA 18 (1995): 111-42.

Regalado, Nancy Freeman

002. "Universitas et communitas: The Parade of the Parisians at the Pentecost Feast of 1313," with Elizabeth A. R. Brown, in MOVING OBJECTS: PROCESSIONAL PERFORMANCE IN THE MIDDLE AGES AND THE RENAISSANCE, ed. Kathleen Ashley. Amsterdam: Rodopi, 2001.

Mon, 18 May 2009 18:44:55 GMT

Title: 002. "Universitas et communitas: The Parade of the Parisians at thePentecost Feast of 1313," with Elizabeth A. R. Brown, in MOVINGOBJECTS: PROCESSIONAL PERFORMANCE IN THE MIDDLE AGES AND THERENAISSANCE, ed. Kathleen Ashley. Amsterdam: Rodopi, 2001.

Regalado, Nancy Freeman

001. "La Grant Feste: The Account of the 1313 Celebration of the Knighting of the Three Sons of Philip the Faire in the Chronique metrique in BN Ms Fr. 146," with Elizabeth A. R. Brown, in CITY AND SPECTACLE IN MEDIEVAL EUROPE, eds. Barbara Hanawalt and Kay Reyerson. Medieval Studies at Minnesota, 6. U of Minnesota P, 1994, 56-86.

Mon, 18 May 2009 18:42:41 GMT

Title: 001. "La Grant Feste: The Account of the 1313 Celebration of theKnighting of the Three Sons of Philip the Faire in the Chroniquemetrique in BN Ms Fr. 146," with Elizabeth A. R. Brown, in CITY ANDSPECTACLE IN MEDIEVAL EUROPE, eds. Barbara Hanawalt and Kay Reyerson.Medieval Studies at Minnesota, 6. U of Minnesota P, 1994, 56-86.

Regalado, Nancy Freeman

010. "Les ailes des chevaliers et l'ordre du MS Douce 308," in LETTRES, MUSIQUE ET SOCIETE EN LORRAINE MEDIEVAL: :LE TOURNOI DE CHAUVENCY (MS OXFORD BODL. DOUCE 308), ed. Mireille Chazan, Nancy Freeman Regalado and Robert Muller (in preparation).

Mon, 18 May 2009 18:37:13 GMT

Title: 010. "Les ailes des chevaliers et l'ordre du MS Douce 308," inLETTRES, MUSIQUE ET SOCIETE EN LORRAINE MEDIEVAL: :LE TOURNOI DECHAUVENCY (MS OXFORD BODL. DOUCE 308), ed. Mireille Chazan, NancyFreeman Regalado and Robert Muller (in preparation).

Regalado, Nancy Freeman

007. "Allegories of Power: The Tournament of Vices and Virtues in the Roman de Fauvel of MS BN Fr. 146," GESTA 32/2 (1994):135-46.

Mon, 18 May 2009 18:35:36 GMT

Title: 007. "Allegories of Power: The Tournament of Vices and Virtues inthe Roman de Fauvel of MS BN Fr. 146," GESTA 32/2 (1994):135-46.

Regalado, Nancy Freeman

babu

Tue, 16 Dec 2008 15:41:34 GMT

Title: babu

Consent form_John Manley

Sun, 26 Oct 2008 19:00:03 GMT

Title: Consent form_John Manley

Nagle, Robin

Abstract: Copy of the signed consent form that certifies that the interviewconducted with John Manley on 2007 can be published.

Description: The hardcopy of this document can be found in Dr. Nagle's files at NYU.

Superintendent Frank O’Keefe

Thu, 20 Dec 2007 19:16:28 GMT

Title: Superintendent Frank O’Keefe

Salas, Monica

Abstract: These photographs were taken during the second of two interviewsconducted with Superintendent Frank O’Keefe by Casey Lynn andMonica Salas.

Description: The interview took place on November 15th 2007 in SuperintendentO'Keefe's office on 123rd Street, Manhattan. The interview focuses onSuperintendent O’Keefe’s work within the SanitationDepartment as well as his outside interests. These include hisparticipation in the Emerald Society, the Pipe and Drum Band, andstand-up comedy.

Superintendent Frank O'Keefe Interview

Wed, 12 Dec 2007 16:03:25 GMT

Title: Superintendent Frank O'Keefe Interview

O'Keefe, Frank

Abstract: Digital recording of Interview with Superintendent Frank O'Keefe onNovember 15th, 2007. Interview conducted by Casey Lynn and Monica Salasin Superintendent O'Keefe's office on 123rd Street, Manhattan

Description: The second of two interviews conducted with Superintendent FrankO’Keefe by Casey Lynn and Monica Salas. The original interview,which took place on November 8th, was not saved onto the ipod. Use ofthe pause button may have contributed to the loss of the originalinterview. This, the November 15th interview, focuses on SuperintendentO’Keefe’s work within the Sanitation Department as well ashis outside interests. Topics include his participation in the EmeraldSociety, the Pipe and Drum Band, and the stand-up comedy circuit. Alsodiscussed are his reasons for joining the Sanitation Department, hisoccupations before joining the Department, what he hopes will come froma Sanitation Department Museum, and the “best parts” of thelife of a Sanitation worker. Notes taken during the first interviewhelped shape and guide the second. Final recording time- 1:00:55.

Where does the garbage go Introduction Audio Clip

Thu, 06 Dec 2007 04:30:10 GMT

Title: Where does the garbage go Introduction Audio Clip

Daniel, Lindsey

Working Together Introduction Audio Clip

Thu, 06 Dec 2007 04:27:54 GMT

Title: Working Together Introduction Audio Clip

Daniel, Lindsey

Interview with Martin Bellew

Sun, 02 Dec 2007 17:39:10 GMT

Title: Interview with Martin Bellew

Bellew, Martin; Jex, Maya

Abstract: Interview with Martin Bellew in his office in Yonkers, NY. Interviewconducted by Maya Jex and technologically supervised by Erica Benton.

Description: Martin Bellew sits down to talk exclusively about his role in thecleanup effort of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the WorldTrade Center. He describes his day and the decision process to reopenFresh Kills.

Part of the Locker Room at the Bronx 2 Garage (3)

Tue, 27 Nov 2007 22:25:01 GMT

Title: Part of the Locker Room at the Bronx 2 Garage (3)

Starace, Alex

Abstract: This is one section of the locker room at the Bronx 2 Garage.

Description: According to John Manley, Night Supervisor at the Bronx 2 Garage, lockerrooms are a highly social space. Sanitation workers create their ownenvironment in which to relax during breaks. The locker room is arrangedso that the lockers form walls and rooms. Some of these rooms havecouches and televisions, some have pool tables, and some have loungechairs. The sections are generally organized by ethnicity (for example,Italian, Puerto Rican, Irish, and so forth), though there seems to begeneralized camaraderie amongst all workers. The arrangement is alsoquite practical: during heavy snowstorms, or other times when employeeswork mandatory overtime for several consecutive days, many employeesspend their off hours sleeping on the couches in the locker room ratherthan make the trek home and back.

Part of the Locker Room at the Bronx 2 Garage (2)

Tue, 27 Nov 2007 22:14:02 GMT

Title: Part of the Locker Room at the Bronx 2 Garage (2)

Starace, Alex

Abstract: This is one section of the locker room at the Bronx 2 Garage.

Description: According to John Manley, Night Supervisor at the Bronx 2 Garage, lockerrooms are a highly social space. Sanitation workers create their ownenvironment in which to relax during breaks. The locker room is arrangedso that the lockers form walls and rooms. Some of these rooms havecouches and televisions, some have pool tables, and some have loungechairs. The sections are generally organized by ethnicity (for example,Italian, Puerto Rican, Irish, and so forth), though there seems to begeneralized camaraderie amongst all workers. The arrangement is alsoquite practical: during heavy snowstorms, or other times when employeeswork mandatory overtime for several consecutive days, many employeesspend their off hours sleeping on the couches in the locker room ratherthan make the trek home and back.

Part of the Locker Room at the Bronx 2 Garage (1)

Tue, 27 Nov 2007 22:12:02 GMT

Title: Part of the Locker Room at the Bronx 2 Garage (1)

Starace, Alex

Abstract: This is one section of the locker room at the Bronx 2 Garage.

Description: According to John Manley, Night Supervisor at the Bronx 2 Garage, lockerrooms are a highly social space. Sanitation workers create their ownenvironment in which to relax during breaks. The locker room is arrangedso that the lockers form walls and rooms. Some of these rooms havecouches and televisions, some have pool tables, and some have loungechairs. The sections are generally organized by ethnicity (for example,Italian, Puerto Rican, Irish, and so forth), though there seems to begeneralized camaraderie amongst all workers. The arrangement is alsoquite practical: during heavy snowstorms, or other times when employeeswork mandatory overtime for several consecutive days, many employeesspend their off hours sleeping on the couches in the locker room ratherthan make the trek home and back.