Europe versus America : foreign policy in the 1980s / by Knudsen, Bård Bredrup

Antiquarianism and intellectual life in Europe and China, 1500-1800 /

“…Bard Graduate Center cultural histories of the material world.…”
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Tyranny and music /

Table of Contents: “…Memories don't burn: Soviet censorship and the Azerbaijani Ashiq bard /…”

Lions, dragons, & other beasts : aquamanilia of the Middle Ages, vessels for church and table /

The art of ceramics : European ceramic design, 1500-1830 / by Coutts, Howard

Visions and ruins : Cultural memory and the untimely Middle Ages / by Davies, Joshua (Lecturer in Medieval Literature)

Table of Contents: “…Ruins and wonders: the poetics of cultural memory in and of early medieval England -- Queen Eleanor and her crosses: trauma and memory, medieval and modern -- Medievalist double consciousness and the production of difference: Medieval bards, cultural memory and nationalist fantasy -- The language of gesture: untimely bodies and contemporary performance.…”
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Shakespeare's tercentenary : staging nations and performing identities in 1916 / by Smialkowska, Monika

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The book smugglers : partisans, poets, and the race to save Jewish treasures from the Nazis. by Fishman, David E., 1957-

Table of Contents: “…Before the war -- Shmerke -- the life of the party -- The city of the book -- Under German occupation -- The first assault -- Intellectuals in Hell -- A haven for books and people -- A rescued gem: the record book of the Vilna Gaon's synagogue -- Accomplices or saviors? -- The Nazi, the Bard, and the teacher -- Ponar for books -- The paper brigade -- The art of book smuggling -- A rescued gem: Herzl's diary -- The book and the sword -- Slave-labor curators and scholars -- From the ghetto to the forest -- Death in Estonia -- Miracle from Moscow -- After the war -- From under the ground -- A museum like no other -- A rescued gem: Sholem Aleichem's letters -- Struggling under the Soviets -- Tears in New York -- The decision to leave -- The art of book smuggling -- again -- Rachela's choice -- Parting duties -- A rescued gem: the bust of Tolstoy and other Russians -- Wanderings: Poland and Prague -- Paris -- Return from Offenbach, or Kalmanovitch's prophecy -- From liquidation to redemption -- The path to liquidation -- Later lives -- Forty years in the wilderness -- Grains of wheat.…”
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The book smugglers : partisans, poets, and the race to save Jewish treasures from the Nazis / by Fishman, David E., 1957-

Table of Contents: “…Before the war -- Shmerke--the life of the party -- The city of the book -- Under German occupation -- The first assault -- Intellectuals in Hell -- A haven for books and people -- A rescued gem: the record book of the Vilna Gaon's synagogue -- Accomplices or saviors? -- The Nazi, the Bard, and the teacher -- Ponar for books -- The paper brigade -- The art of book smuggling -- A rescued gem: Herzl's diary -- The book and the sword -- Slave-labor curators and scholars -- From the ghetto to the forest -- Death in Estonia -- Miracle from Moscow -- After the war -- From under the ground -- A museum like no other -- A rescued gem: Sholem Aleichem's letters -- Struggling under the Soviets -- Tears in New York -- The decision to leave -- The art of book smuggling--again -- Rachela's choice -- Parting duties -- A rescued gem: the bust of Tolstoy and other Russians -- Wanderings: Poland and Prague -- Paris -- Return from Offenbach, or Kalmanovitch's prophecy -- From liquidation to redemption -- The path to liquidation -- Later lives -- Forty years in the wilderness -- Grains of wheat.…”

The ethical and legal regulation of human tissue and biobank research in Europe : proceedings of the Tiss. EU Project /

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The invention of "folk music" and "art music" : emerging categories from Ossian to Wagner / by Gelbart, Matthew

Table of Contents: “…Nature and the picturesque : the noble savage in the Highland landscape -- Genius versus art in the creative process : "national" and "cultivated" music as categories, 1760-1800. The minstrels and bards of old. James Beattie and a new myth of origin : "national music" and the "people". …”
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