The University Libraries invites faculty experts and special guests of UT to contribute readings, films, and other resources to help us stand against hate.
We asked faculty and invited campus speakers:
If you could recommend just three items for every Volunteer to read, watch, or listen to, what would they be?
Essays, data, documentaries, novels, blogs -- what do you think would help us learn about intercultural competence, equity, social justice, and how to stand against hate?
This is a growing list of readings and films.
Nora Berenstain researches the philosophy of science, feminist epistemology, and their intersections.
Hodges Library 4th floor, HV9950.A437 2010. Find it with Map It!
Hodges Library 5th floor, PS3568.A572 C58 2014. Find it with Map It!
Available on Netflix. Learn more about the film here.
Monica Black is the Associate Head of the Department of History. Her publications and some of her podcasts focus on 20th-century Germany.
Hodges Library 3rd floor, DS135.G3315 F75 1997. Find it with Map It!
Arriving in Hodges Library soon. Learn more about the book here.
Michelle Brown's research interests include carceral studies; law & society; feminist perspectives; media, theory, and culture; and transformative justice. She also recommends the Delete Your Account podcast.
Article available online through UT Libraries' subscription (sign-in required)
Both Resnais' film and also Sambath's film available online through UT Libraries' subscription (sign-in required)
Katy Chiles studies African American and Native American literature, early American literature and culture, critical race theory, and print cultures.
Online text through Project Gutenberg
Hodges Library 3rd floor, E185.625 .S53 2016. Find it with Map It!
Hodges Library 5th floor, PS3563.O8749 B4. Find it with Map It!
Patrick Grzanka studies the interplay of emotions, attitudes, and identities at the nexus of intersecting inequalities.
Arriving in Hodges Library soon. Learn more about the book here.
Arriving in Hodges Library soon. Learn more about the film here.
Hilary Havens studies the creative process of 18th century novelists, and the interactions between author, editors, and audience in the early novel.
Hodges Library 3rd floor (Leisure Reading), PS3620.H62462 H38 2017. Find it with Map It!
Helene Sinnreich is Director of the Fern and Manfred Steinfeld Program in Judaic Studies. She researches the experience of Jews in Nazi ghettos.
Hodges Library 3rd floor, DS135.R73 W54813. Find it with Map It!
Online text through the Internet Archive
Ryan Windeknecht researches political philosophy and understanding the moral relationship between individuals and their political societies.
Article available online through UT Libraries' subscription (sign-in required)
Article available online through UT Libraries' subscription (sign-in required)
Article available online through UT Libraries' subscription (sign-in required)
Would you like to add resources to this reading list? Faculty and instructors, please contact the subject librarian for your discipline.