Elfenbein

Andrew Elfenbein is Professor of English at University of Minnesota-Twin Cities.

About This Hypertext 2001

In Anne Arundel County, four-term Sen. John C. Astle (D), a retired Marine, held an early lead against Republican Ron Elfenbein, a doctor and businessman who received support from the conservative political action group Americans for Prosperity.

In Maryland legislature, GOP wave dries up Rosalind S. Helderman 2010

In Anne Arundel County, four-term Sen. John C. Astle (D), a retired Marine, held an early lead against Republican Ron Elfenbein, a doctor and businessman who received support from the conservative political action group Americans for Prosperity.

In Maryland legislature, GOP wave dries up Rosalind S. Helderman 2010

There is some evidence, moreover (Andy Elfenbein tells me) that legend was sounded in Keats's day with a first long e; if so, leaf gets an echo, along with a pun on legion'd — a word Keats sounds in fantasy in The Eve of St. Agnes, where "legion'd fairies pac'd the coverlet" of Madeline's quiet sleep (xix).

Sounding Romantic: The Sound of Sound 2008

Andrew Elfenbein has delineated the analogy between the Romantic genius, the alienated, marginalized artist, and homosexuality, the man or woman who shatters conventional gender categories (7-8), and so in this sense, Latitia portrays the Romantic genius asserting individuality in the face of conformity, gender and aesthetic.

Feminist Utopianism and Female Sexuality in Joanna Baillie’s Comedies 2008

Gerald Elfenbein graduated from Harvard and did his clinical training at Johns Hopkins MD, residency, and oncology fellowship and his research training at the NIH.

Chicken Soup for the Soul: The Cancer Book Jack Canfield 2009

Gerald Elfenbein graduated from Harvard and did his clinical training at Johns Hopkins MD, residency, and oncology fellowship and his research training at the NIH.

Chicken Soup for the Soul: The Cancer Book Jack Canfield 2009

As she notes, Andrew Elfenbein has already provided a model for such a project in Romantic

'That Obscure Object of Historical Desire' 2006

It is as if Elfenbein had identified, at a formative stage in the developmental history of

'That Obscure Object of Historical Desire' 2006

David Halperin productively takes on the essays that most engage his own work, while Andrew Elfenbein provides thoughtful commentary to all the essays.

Introduction 2006