Saidiya Hartman: podcast appearances and interviews

Saidiya Hartman, born in 1961, is an American academic and writer specializing in African-American studies. She is a professor in the English department at Columbia University. Her scholarly work explores African-American literature, cultural history, photography, and ethics. Additionally, she examines the intersections of law and literature in her research. Hartman has been recognized as a MacArthur fellow for her contributions to the field. Her work offers critical insights into the experiences and histories of African Americans through an interdisciplinary lens, combining cultural history, literary analysis, and ethical inquiry.