Culture Corner Research Guides

This guide includes resources that explore the topic of women and Iranian culture. For each subject tab, print and e-books are listed. In addition, selected lists of media resources (DVDs, streaming audio and video), journals, databases, and websites are featured.

This guide includes resources that explore the cultures and traditions of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders and offer perspectives on a variety of AAPI topics and issues. "Asian Art at the McClung Museum" highlights various objects in the University of Tennessee's McClung Museum of Natural History & Culture. "AAPI Music" includes music resources from several cultures. Each tab under "Resources" lists books (print and e-books) and media (streaming audio, video, DVDs, CDs). In addition, selected lists of journals, databases, and websites are featured.

This guide offers resources and materials that explore Native American cultures and traditions. Books (print and e-books), media, and Native American authors are included as well as art and music resources and selected conversations via Podcasts.

This guide was created to support the UT Libraries’ organizational read, which occurred during the 2019-2020 academic year. Many library staff and faculty read White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism by Robin DiAngelo and participated in discussions about the concepts presented in the book. Library resources related to the book’s topics are included on this guide, from print and e-books to streaming media and DVD documentaries.

This research guide focuses on conversations and discussions pertaining to first-generation college students, students for which neither parent or legal guardian has completed a four-year college degree or higher. It supports the University’s first-generation initiatives (https://studentsuccess.utk.edu/first-gen/) and includes lists of print and e-book titles.