Marilyn Hacker
Biographic Data
| ID | 3672154 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Marilyn Hacker |
| GIVEN NAMES | Marilyn |
| FAMILY NAME | Hacker |
| SIGNATURE | HACKER M |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 13 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1976 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Syria Renga
Poems
Treason
An Efficient and Robust Sieving Apparatus for Archaeological Work
The recovery of artifacts by sieving provides an essential means of standardizing excavated archaeological data. A simple but robust sieving apparatus is described here, which offers safety, efficiency, and reliability in use. The sieve frame is assembled largely from standard components, and only simple fabrication is required for the various parts. The apparatus has been successfully tested through many seasons of fieldwork, and at sites from P…
From Tales of a Severed Head
from Tales of a Severed Head* Rachida Madani (bio) Translated by Marilyn Hacker (bio) Third tale I See this love determined to turn loose spiders and prosecutions on the ceiling of forgetfulness. Alone I, woman of ebony heart and body given to the dark cries inside bottomless coffers where the hell of my name caws, where I am Emerald my green flames my cold hate and the whole horde of my dreams summed up on a scrap of paper where I am a freed sla…
From I Do Not Speak My Father's Language
from I Do Not Speak My Father’s Language* Leïla Sebbar (bio) Translated by Marilyn Hacker (bio) A few useful dates so as not to get lost in the maze of memory: My father is born in 1913 in Tènès. From 1932 to 1935, he studies at the teachers’ college in Bouzaréah, in Algiers, where he meets Mouloud Feraoun, assassinated in March 1962 by the OAS. He will be a schoolteacher and school principal: from 1935 to 1940, in El-Bordj from 1940 to 1945, in …
Fourteen
Days of 1959
Letter from the Alpes Maritimes
Taking Notice
An Interview with Marilyn Hacker
Two Poems
Why We Are Going Back to Paradise Island
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Why We Are Going Back to Paradise Island
Taking Notice
An Interview with Marilyn Hacker
Two Poems
Letter from the Alpes Maritimes
Fourteen
Days of 1959
From Tales of a Severed Head
from Tales of a Severed Head* Rachida Madani (bio) Translated by Marilyn Hacker (bio) Third tale I See this love determined to turn loose spiders and prosecutions on the ceiling of forgetfulness. Alone I, woman of ebony heart and body given to the dark cries inside bottomless coffers where the hell of my name caws, where I am Emerald my green flames my cold hate and the whole horde of my dreams summed up on a scrap of paper where I am a freed sla…
From I Do Not Speak My Father's Language
from I Do Not Speak My Father’s Language* Leïla Sebbar (bio) Translated by Marilyn Hacker (bio) A few useful dates so as not to get lost in the maze of memory: My father is born in 1913 in Tènès. From 1932 to 1935, he studies at the teachers’ college in Bouzaréah, in Algiers, where he meets Mouloud Feraoun, assassinated in March 1962 by the OAS. He will be a schoolteacher and school principal: from 1935 to 1940, in El-Bordj from 1940 to 1945, in …
Treason
An Efficient and Robust Sieving Apparatus for Archaeological Work
The recovery of artifacts by sieving provides an essential means of standardizing excavated archaeological data. A simple but robust sieving apparatus is described here, which offers safety, efficiency, and reliability in use. The sieve frame is assembled largely from standard components, and only simple fabrication is required for the various parts. The apparatus has been successfully tested through many seasons of fieldwork, and at sites from P…
Poems
Syria Renga
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