Richard Preiss presents a lively and provocative study of how the early modern stage clown defined - and changed - theatrical experience. Recovering the interactive entertainments with which comedians including Richard Tarlton, Will Kemp and Robert Armin engaged audiences, he draws new conclusions about how early modern theatre negotiated its own textuality.
Estimating Local Costs and Revenues of Land Development
This manual offers practical methods for evaluating the comprehensive financial implications of both residential and nonresidential development. It focuses on identifying the full spectrum of revenues and costs, providing valuable insights for planners, policymakers, and developers. With its emphasis on fiscal analysis, the book serves as a crucial resource for understanding the economic effects of growth on communities.
Assessing Landmark Buildings for Real Taxation Purposes
This book is a collaborative effort between the Center of Urban Research at Rutgers University and the New York Landmarks Conservancy, highlighting the intersection of urban studies and historical preservation. It explores significant urban landscapes, emphasizing their cultural and historical importance while advocating for their conservation. The work aims to deepen the understanding of urban environments and the need to preserve their unique character for future generations.